Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club (RHKYC)

Over 130 boats have entered the series overall and with just one race to go; the current leader with 14.35 points is Anthony Root on Red Kite II who will be looking defend his hold on first place.

The 2012 Interschool Sailing Festival attracted 150 sailors across 20 teams. As in past years teams were split into two divisions sailing a round-robin format to decide who would qualify for the 3rd and 4th match and the finals...

Over 140 students making up 20 teams from 16 of Hong Kong’s local and international schools and one school from Macau will be competing on the water at the tenth installment of the annual Inter-School Sailing Festival

2012 marks 50 years since five boats set off from Hong Kong, intent on racing to Manila in the Philippines...

Hong Kong’s Harbour sailing scene kicks off 2012 with the third pursuit race in Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club’s Top Dog Trophy Series, designed to identify and crown Hong Kong’s top skipper for the 2011-2012 sailing season.

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Lars Schkade (age 18) will be tackling this challenge solo. “It is the course that makes the race so special. And I usually don't sail through the harbour with a dinghy, which is a fantastic, but difficult experience” he says.

220 boats are expected to converge on Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour on Sunday 20 November for Hong Kong’s biggest annual celebration of sail and paddle, with a record 18 outrigger canoes and six coastal rowing boats on the entry list.

With FreeFire limping in to Vietnam with rudder and bowsprit damage, the IRC Racing Division 0 prizes were all settled before midnight on day 3, however the IRC Division 1 battle was just hotting up.....

Second on the water, but certain to take IRC Overall as well as defend her 2008 IRC Racing Division 0 title, Hi Fi crossed the finish line just after 1500hrs Hong Kong time today....