Happy New Year 2015 to you! International Melges 24 Class Association has been for many years active on all major social media platforms. Our aim for 2015 and further is to still increase our presence. Get people around the world more connected and building the knowledge of the class.
Cascade Locks, OR - With a host of Melges 24 teams from all over the U.S.A. already pre-committed to racing at the2015 Melges 24 U.S. National Championshipscheduled to take place at the Gorge on August 7-9 and hosted by theColumbia Gorge Racing Association (CGRA), the U.S.
The2015 St. Petersburg NOOD Regattahappens on 13-15 February 2015, hosted by the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. Three days of one design racing are planned, complemented by a host of parties and great after racing socials.Online Registrationis now open.
The following is a short summary of the 2014 International Melges 24 Class Association World Council Annual General Meeting which was held on December 6 in Milan, Italy. You can read more from the Minutes of the AGM.
2014 Melges 24 Christmas Sprint Series - Adelaide Sailing Club played host once again to the Melges 24 class for its 'Christmas Sprint Series', the third three day M24 regatta in five weeks held by ASC which, (in the same season the club is also hosting the M24 Australian Championship) says somethin
There has been a resurgence of family teams in the Melges 24 class and it is a healthy development. Recognized the world over as a breakthrough boat for its speed and ease of sailing, the Melges 24 has the added quality of bringing families together. Some of the family teams start with a couple.
Middelfart, Denmark - The Notice of Race has been published for theMelges 24 World Championship 2015and Melges 24 sailors fromacross the globeare welcome to make their entries for this event that takes placefrom30th June to 5th July2015 in Middelfart, Denmark.
Lake Macquarie turned on spectacular summer weather for the 2014 Pusser’s Rum Melges 24 New South Wales State Championships. Lake Macquarie Yacht Club hosted the three day event (21-23 Nov), the largest Melges 24 fleet competing at a State Titles to date.
Where do you find that line between keeping top level pros in a fleet to provide that ultimate challenge, and keeping the average racer happy and engaged?
