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Win tickets to medal race day at Sailing World Cup Weymouth & Portland

by Emma Slater 22 May 2016 15:58 BST 12 June 2016
Hannah Mills & Saskia Clark © Richard Langdon / British Sailing Team

We have five sets of family tickets (2 adults and up to three children) up for grabs for medal race day at the Sailing World Cup, Weymouth & Portland on Sunday 12 June.

Be there to cheer on the British Sailing Team as they take on some of the finest sailors from across the globe in the final showdown before Rio 2016.

You'll be able to take in all the action from the boat park as the sailors prepare for battle on the water. Get up close and personal with your favourite sailors, grab an autograph or two or even a selfie! Chill out in the seaside inspired spectator's area and catch all the action on the water as it happens on the live screen, or if you're feeling more adventurous why not have a go at dinghy sailing, windsurfing and stand-up paddle boarding, all of which will be available to try for FREE.

It promises to be a great day out for all the family and a great opportunity to support the very best of the British Sailing Team as they take on their Rio rivals on home waters.

Taking part is easy. You can enter via email to or like the Sailing World Cup Weymouth and Portland Facebook page (www.facebook.com/Sailing-World-Cup-Weymouth-Portland-599257700241631) then like and comment on the competition post and you could be in with a chance of winning.

The competition runs from Wednesday 18 May until midnight on Tuesday 31 May, so don't miss out, get your entry in now and you could be a winner.

The Sailing World Cup Weymouth and Portland, is the fourth regatta of the 2016 series, taking place from 06 – 12 June at Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy.

Run in partnership by the RYA, World Sailing and WPNSA as part of UK Sport's #EveryRoadtoRio series, the event promises to be action packed both on and off the water.

Tickets are available for the final qualification day on Saturday 11 June and the Medal Race Day on Sunday 12 June. You can also visit the venue for free from the 06 – 10 June during practice sessions and qualifying (starts 08 June), but note, there is no live streaming of the racing at the venue on these days.

Wednesday 06 – Friday 10 June (Qualifiers)Saturday 11 June (Final qualification day)Sunday 12 June (Medal RDay)
Child Under 5FreeFreeFree
Child 16 and underFree£3£4.50
AdultFree£5£7.50
Family (2 adults and up to 3 children)Free4£15£20

To book your ticket visit 2016sailingworldcupgb.eventbrite.co.uk

Ticket numbers are limited so book early to avoid disappointment. If you plan on visiting the event on one of the "free" days, you will still need to register via the ticket website for a venue access pass.

The Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy offers free parking within easy walking distance, so if you're a sailing fan this is an event not to be missed.

To find out more about the Sailing World Cup Weymouth & Portland - www.sailing.org/worldcup

Competition terms & conditions www.rya.org.uk/SiteCollectionDocuments/Racing/comms/Terms%20and%20Conditions%20Sailing%20World%20Cup%20Competition.pdf

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