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Poole Regatta 2022 Entries Now Open

by Chris Jones 21 Jan 2022 08:33 UTC 30 April - 2 May 2022
Poole Regatta © Ian Roman / www.ianroman.com

Entries for the International Paint Poole Regatta 2022 are now open at pooleregatta.co.uk. Enter early before midnight on the 20th March to benefit from discounted entry fees and relax knowing your place on the start line is secured. The 2022 regatta takes place from the 30th April to 2nd May having established a broad fan base as one of the most accessible and welcoming UK regattas.

Over 150 yachts in eighteen classes are expected back out on the water to race for the Canford Cup. Dating back to 1849 it is one of the most historic trophies in yacht racing and is now awarded once again bi-annually at Poole following its rediscovery in 2015. The regatta has become renowned for excellent race management with professional and amateur sailors racing alongside each other over five courses in the harbour and out across the bay.

Andrew Pearce, Regatta President said, "The International Paint Poole Regatta will be the first large event of 2022 and the perfect tune up regatta for what we all hope will finally be a full season of racing. The committee, made up of volunteers from the combined yacht clubs of Poole, have worked tirelessly through the many challenges of the last two years to organise what is shaping up to be a great regatta and I wish to thank everyone involved for their hard work."

Visit pooleregatta.co.uk for all the information you need about the 2022 regatta and enter right now.

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