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Final call for early entry for massive OK Dinghy World Championship

by Robert Deaves 6 Aug 2025 14:07 BST 12-19 September 2025
OK Dinghy Europeans Day 4 © Robert Deaves

With more than 190 entries received so far, the 2025 OK Dinghy World Championship will be the largest the class has ever held.

The event is being held at Circolo Vela Arco, on Lake Garda, Italy, from 12-19 September.

Early entry ends on 11 August. Entries received or paid for after that date are subject to the late entry surplus of €100.

With just over five weeks to go, there are 195 confirmed entries from 14 nations on four continents. This includes an impressive 32 entries from Australia and 52 from Germany.

The Entry Form and event page can be found here.

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