Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club (RHKYC)

A Hung Hom start was in order for Race 2 of RHKYC’s Spring Regatta with Race Officer Simon Boyde recording only 4 to 6 knots on his early morning recce around Victoria Harbour, however by the time the first race got underway...

Overnight thunderstorms and torrential rain failed to deter the 94 crews who took to a Club start line for the first race of this year’s RHKYC Spring Regatta, held in Hong Kong’s iconic Victoria Harbour.

In only the third running of The Asian Marine & Boating Awards, the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club has for the second time won the “Yacht Club of the Year” award.

The Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club (RHKYC) and Royal Skandia, a leading offshore life assurance provider, has announced the continuation of its 5-year sponsorship agreement.

Darling, a Hanse 400, is named after Grace Darling, an English Victorian heroine who assisted her lighthouse-keeper father in saving 13 ship wrecked people in a rowing boat on the evening of 7 September 1838...

Defending Champion Neil Pryde has competed in so many Rolex China Sea Races that he’s lost count. In fact, Pryde has an outstanding China Sea Race history; he first participated in 1968 and has only missed two or three Races in the meantime.

The 28 competitors on the entry list for the 2012 edition of Asia’s oldest Category 1 Offshore race, comprise an intriguing combination of Maxis, as well as 50 and 40 footers that form the backbone of Asia’s racing scene.

Genuine Risk, a Dubois 90 maxi owned by Geoff Hill is expected to compete in the Rolex China Sea Race which starts on Wednesday 4 April...

In spite of unseasonally chilly weather in Hong Kong, 62 boats lined up to contest the Skandia HKRNVR Memorial Vase, which commemorates the volunteer sailors who patrolled Hong Kong’s waters in days gone by.

With a strong emphasis on fun and participation the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club’s Nations’ Cup is looking to better last year’s impressive entry list of 58 boats from 19 nations and are already welcoming 2 ‘new’ nations to the the line up...