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Sixteen classes already confirmed to compete for The Canford Cup at Poole Regatta 2022

by Chris Jones 23 Sep 2021 16:03 UTC 30 April - 2 May 2022
International Paints Poole Regatta 2018 © Ian Roman / www.ianroman.com

The well-loved International Paint Poole Regatta is to return from 30th April to 2nd May 2022. Sixteen racing classes are currently committed to racing against the backdrop of the sailing paradise around Poole.

A diverse range of fleets mix it up on the water at Poole, ranging from the elite Fast 40+ class to club racers in 3 IRC classes and 2 VPRS classes. Everyone vying to have their name engraved on the prestigious Canford Cup.

The experienced regatta committee are made up from members of the eight yacht clubs of Poole and have many years expertise in organising successful racing events. They welcome any classes still finalising their 2022 schedules to get in touch and put Poole Regatta into their racing calendar for a bank holiday weekend of full-on racing out on the water and fun evening socials.

If your class is currently looking for a highly organised event, in a stunning location, with superb sailing conditions to race together at, look no further and please get in touch with regatta secretary, Jenny Peters, secretary@pooleregatta.co.uk.

Make sure the 30th April - 2nd May 2022 is marked "Racing at The International Paint Poole Regatta" in your calendar.

For further information visit pooleregatta.co.uk.

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