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Beneteau Cup 2018: Still time to enter!

by Flagstaff Marine 16 Oct 2018 23:17 BST From Friday 26 October 2018
Beneteau Cup © Alex McKinnon

Calling all Beneteau owners! There's just over a week to go until the Beneteau Cup is on again for the 27th year running. Join us for a fantastic day of racing on the magnificent Sydney Harbour, followed by a night of dinner and dancing with family and friends.

Everyone is welcome, from first timers to seasoned racers. If you would like guidance from an experienced sailor, let us know – we can help you out! Read more details here.

Pictured above, a flashback to Beneteau Cup 2013 and the stunning 'Vanishing Point', the classic Beneteau 57.

$95 per boat including skipper, plus $95 per crew member. Includes:

  • Welcome champagne
  • Croissants
  • Packed lunch and drinks
  • Afternoon prize presentation
  • Gourmet dinner
  • Dancing and live band - Groove Essential
  • Bespoke Beneteau owner's cap and shirt
  • Lucky door prize
Don't have a cat 7? Need more crew members, help from an experienced racer, or would like to be placed in a boat? Contact us - we can help.

Berthings are available at CYCA, Rushcutters Bay. Contact Max Leonard at the CYCA on (02) 8292 7800 to arrange a marina berth.

Enter your boat here.

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