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    Posted: 04 May 06 at 3:26pm

Phantom 871,

I have emailed one of the organisers about your interest in the RTIW. This is his response:

John,

Needless to say we are too late for this year but we could resurrect it for

next. The sposorship needs to be at least £7500 but the last ones sponsored

it £10,000.

See what your man says?

If you are interested in taking this further,  send me a PM.

 



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If you go to the fastcatrace.com website you should be able to contact the previous organisers and talk to them about sponsorship.  From memory they were current/ex commordores from Datchet Sailing club.
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It looks like Weston are trying to fill the gap by running a 40 mile fast cat race in the Solent on 5th / 6th August, but they won't be going around the island. The web site says the course is anticipated to be: Weston - Stokes Bay - Ryde - Cowes - Hamstead - Yarmouth - Hurst- Lymington - Beaulieu - Calshot - Weston.

Have a look at http://www.strawberrymarketing.com/fastboat.html or http://www.weston.org.uk/

 

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My company are serious about sponsoring some events.  What sort of figure would be required?

 

 

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At £90 to enter and 90 boats i wouldn't think that there would be the need for a major sponser maybe the local chip shop or something?

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  Seems odd that most events can be run without sponshorship but this is wholly reliant on attracting a sponsor. I suspect that costs are extremely high due to the amount of rescue cover required to fufil guidelines .If that is the case couldn't we just sign a disclaimer accepting that there is no rescue cover and we race at our own risk !

 

 Alternatievely shouldn't the RYA step in to support an event of this magnitude b searching for a sponsor -after all they seem pretty good at getting our elite sailors plenty of support so why not the ordinary sailor ?

 

 

 

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What sort of package would be required?

 

 

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Unofrtunately this events definately off.  Enquired myself to the organiser and no sponsor as was previously mentioned.  Bit of a shame but lets hope it'll be running again soon
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 Challenge would be getting to Loch Ness-RAC says it is 650 miles 12 1/2 hrs.

 This event must be cursed -last time I tried to do it was cancelled for the F18 worlds in Erquy where it blew old boots and we hardly sailed

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er as far as i know no sponser could be found so its off!!!

but im almost certain the loch ness monster race is on again this year if you would like a challenge!

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