2019 Oceania Championships
Nacra 17 Introduces Small Changes to Rudder Systems for Paris Quadrennial
Since the Tokyo Olympics, Nacra 17 has adopted two small changes to the rudder systems to help improve safety and performance. Both changes will be incorporated by the fleet over…
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Staniul / Sztorch narrowly win 49er Euros in first for Poland
https://youtu.be/x9QlsL2MjzE Gimson and Burnet Paving the Path to Paris While the other medal winners of the ‘fast boat’ fleets are taking vacations and signing autographs, Gimson and Burnet (GBR) already…
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Germany and Polish Squad Members One Point Apart into Final Day
Only 1 point separates first from second in 49er, while Van Aanholt / de Ruyter (NED) and Gimson / Brunet (GBR) well ahead in FX, Nacra 17 respectively It was…
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White and Urwin win day
https://youtu.be/JL4toneX4MY White and Unwin (GBR) win the day Rupert White with Kirstie Urwin scored a pair of third and won the middle race to move up from ninth to third…
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New Race Winners Propel Teams to Top other to Gold Fleet
French Nacra Squad Making Strides Paris, and the sailing in Marseilles, will be here before we know it. For three French Nacra 17 teams, they are working cooperatively on the…
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Next Generation of Spanish, German, Austrian, and American Skiffs Assemble in Front
https://youtu.be/5dq9F9ynZ-Y Training Partners Step Up Most of the big names in 49er sailing are taking some well earned time off after Tokyo. As such, now is the time for the…
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Raw Rookies and Olympic Veterans Lead On Day One
https://youtu.be/Op6pjx9omlc New sis on the block The Schultheis sisters had a storybook start to their first ever European Championships winning all three races. Fresh out of the 29er class, with…
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Tita and Banti (ITA) Pure Class to Victory in Nacra 17
Ruggero Tita with Caterina Banti (ITA) completed their win in the Nacra 17 in a no-nonsense and straightforward fashion to claim a clear victory in Tokyo 2020. They went into…
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Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city, is famous for its stunning harbours and sailing culture. It is, without a doubt, a world-class racing and regatta destination.
The downtown competition venue offers quick and easy access to a vibrant city with a celebrated culinary scene, fantastic shopping, and dynamic arts and culture. As well as big city sophistication, Auckland also offers an incredible natural setting; beautiful beaches, volcanic cones, island getaways and expansive parks are never too far away.
Home to sailing champions and the highly anticipated 2021 Americas Cup, Aucklanders and New Zealander’s alike are proud of their sailing heritage. Here, the Championship will enjoy huge support from the public.
Auckland is looking forward to welcoming all athletes, teams and supporters of the 49er, 49er FX and Nacra 17 World Championships.
Notice of Race
Open fileOfficial Notice Board
Please note the Official Notice Board will be hosted at 49er.org or via the link below.
https://49er.org/event/2019-oceania-championship/#noticeboard
APP
We are pleased to let you know we have an app available for all competitors and supporters coming to Auckland to compete and for those following the regatta back home.
Please download for free from the app store, 49er FX Nacra
This will be continually updated as we have new information about the regatta.
The regatta app will be our main communication tool with the sailors at the event so be sure to read and take notice of any push notifications.
REGISTRATION
Entry is a 2 step process:
a) Enter the scoring system via manage2sail
b) Pay for your entry via the class merchant system.
For Oceanias 2019 no coach entry is required.
To register for media accreditation for the 2019 49er, 49erFX and Nacra17 Oceania and World Championships, please complete this form:
