The official briefing for the 2022/23 Audi Centre Sydney Blue Water Pointscore will be held at 1800hrs on Wednesday 21 September. Competitors are invited to attend either in-person at the CYCA or online via Zoom. Further details will be shared with competitors ahead of the briefing.
The second race of the 2022/23 Audi Centre Sydney Blue Water Pointscore is the 88nm Flinders Islet Race. The race starts near Point Piper and takes the fleet down the NSW coast to round Flinders Islet, approximately 1nm east off Port Kembla Harbour, before returning to finish in Sydney Harbour. RACE WEBSITE
The third race of the 2022/23 Audi Centre Sydney Blue Water Pointscore is the 260nm Tollgate Island Race. Starting at 1855hrs on Friday evening, the fleet will head south to round Tollgate Islands, which sit off Batemans Bay, and head back to the finish line off Watsons Bay. RACE WEBSITE
The fourth race of the 2022/23 Audi Centre Sydney Blue Water Pointscore is the 83nm Bird Island Race. With a morning start, competitors sail from Sydney Harbour to Bird Island (approximately 3nm north east of Norah Head), before returning to Sydney Harbour to finish. RACE WEBSITE
The fifth race of the 2022/23 Audi Centre Sydney Blue Water Pointscore is the 172nm Cabbage Tree Island Race. The race starts on Friday evening, near Point Piper. The fleet then heads north to Cabbage Tree Island (just north of Port Stephens) and returns to finish in Sydney Harbour. RACE WEBSITE
The event will be held at the Club from 1830 hrs on Friday 3 March 2023. We look forward to celebrating all your successes over a fantastic season as we returned to a full blue water calendar.
Entries are now open for the 2023 Noakes Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race. The race will start at 1300h (AEDT) on Saturday 29 July at the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia. Competitors can now register for this exhilarating off-shore race, in its 37th edition. READ MORE
The Flinders Islet Race is an 88nm race. The race starts on a Saturday morning near Point Piper on Sydney Harbour. The fleet proceeds out Sydney Heads and tracks south down the coast to round Flinders Islet, approximately 1nm east off Port Kembla Harbour, Wollongong, before returning to finish in Sydney Harbour.
The 83nm Bird Island Race will this year be held on a Saturday. With a morning start, competitors sail from Sydney Harbour to Bird Island (approximately 3nm north east of Norah Head), before returning to Sydney Harbour to finish.
The 172nm Cabbage Tree Island Race is the club’s third most popular blue water race. Attracting more than 40 competitors each year, many Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race competitors use this race to qualify to enter and as crew training, as it is the last big race before the Rolex Sydney Hobart. The race starts […]
The 78th Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race will as always, present an absolute spectacle on Sydney Harbour as over 100 yachts commence the 628nm journey down to Hobart in one of Australia's most iconic sporting events.
