Five things you need to know about Sail Brisbane

Moreton Bay will play host to hundreds of sailors this week when Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron (RQYS) and Australian Sailing co-host one of Australia’s premier Olympic and Invited class regattas, Sail Brisbane.

Set to take place from Tuesday 17 to Saturday 21 December at RQYS, the regatta will see more than 230 sailors from around Australia and beyond compete for titles across a diverse range of exciting classes, with sailors as young as seven set to share a boat park with Olympians throughout the week.

An integral event on the Australian Sailing calendar, Sail Brisbane is critical to the growth and success of junior and youth sailors, allowing the next generation to sail against their heroes.

Before the first sailors take to the race course tomorrow, we’ve got you covered with everything you need to know:

What is Sail Brisbane?

Sail Brisbane is one of Australia’s premier Olympic and invited class regattas. Set to host more than 230 sailors in a diverse range of sailors in various classes, ensuring a thrilling experience for both participants and spectators, the event is run in December each year.

For more information, click here. To view a full list of entrants, click on the name of the appropriate course:

• Alpha - 29er, 49er, 49er FX, International 420, 470, Nacra 15, Nacra 17, Hobie 16 & Alpha Mixed Catamaran

• Bravo - Finn, ILCA 4, 6 & 7, Race Boards & Windsurfer LT

• Charlie - Flying 11, RS Feva, Optimists, Open Skiff, Sabots & Charlie Mixed Fleet

• Delta - iQFOiL, Open Windfoil, WingFoil & Waszp

Where is Sail Brisbane?

Sail Brisbane will take place at Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron in Manly. Racing will unfold across four courses on Moreton Bay.

What events are included in Sail Brisbane?

In addition to general racing, Sail Brisbane will also host the 2024 Nacra 15 Open Asia Pacific Championship as part of the event.

I’m a competitor, where can I find more information?

For information on everything from competitor and support vessel briefings to accommodation, club information or local weather, click here.

I want to follow along with the event online, how should I do that?

There are multiple ways to follow Sail Brisbane 2024 online via the website and social media channels:

• To view results, click here.

• To view daily news updates including quotes from sailors, visit the Australian Sailing website.

• To stay up to date with the event on social media, be sure to engage with the Australian Sailing Facebook and Instagram pages.