Cagliari, Quartu Sant`Elena, Sardinia

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REGIONE AUTONOMA
DELLA SARDEGNA
COMUNE DI
QUARTU SANT’ELENA
PROVINCIA DI
CAGLIARI
COMUNE DI
CAGLIARI
ASD
Yacht Club Cagliari
IODA
ASD
Lega Navale Italiana
Sez. Di Cagliari
ASD
Lega Navale Italiana
Sez. Di Carloforte
Cagliari, Quartu Sant’Elena, Sardinia - Italy
July 22nd, August 2nd 2007
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IODA WORLD SAILING CHAMPIONSHIP 2007
CAGLIARI, QUARTU SANT’ELENA, SARDINIA - ITALY
SARDINIA
CAGLIARI
QUARTU
SANT’ELENA
Sardinia is the second largest island in the
Mediterranean sea after Sicily.
Sardinia’s is one of the most beautiful and unspoilt
seas in the Mediterranean, The inland is equally
unspoilt and is unexpectedly vast and fascinating.
The low density of population caused, over the
centuries, the preservation of large inhabited
areas where you can easily find only shepherds
who spend most of the year there.
The island’s highest points are the mountain chain
of Gennargentu, which is only one of the many
mounts enliving the whole landscape. There
are indeed two plains: the Campidano on the
southern part of the Island and the Nurra on the
Northern part.
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thousands of red pinnacles that emerge from the
sea: an endless number of picturesque nooks that
form a world apart in the Mediterranean basin.
The Sardinian climate is a typically Mediterranean
one with mild winters and warm summers.
Summer from May to September, with many
summery days in April and October, above all in
the south. Therefore, the Sardinian climate looks
as if it were made for the purpose of tourism, with
very little risk of unexpected rains.
The coastline of Sardinia offers a variety that
cannot be compared with other Italian regions,
with its outstretched majestic rams, wide white
beaches, intimate coves, sheer cliffs where
deep picturesque caves often appear and the
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CAGLIARI
The administrative centre and most important
town in Sardinia grew up around the old district of
Castello, which stands on a hill.
The sightseeing tour of Cagliari can start from the
airy terraces of this district, once the fortifications
of the Pisan and Aragonese overlords; from here
wonderful views may be admired.
To reach Castello one still has to pass the old
medieval gates: it maintains the appearance
of an old fortified town, with its ramparts, its
narrow streets and the two medieval towers of
San Pancrazio and the Elephant, named after the
statue of an elephant, that is well visible outside.
The fine Cathedral in Pisan Romanesque style
with Gothic elements, the terrace of Saint Remy
and the rampart of Santa Croce complete the
charming atmosphere of the old district.
In the same part of the town is the building
housing the old University, founded in 1648, the
Cittadella dei Musei, heart of cultural events in
the town, the Siamese Museum, that house a rich
collection of oriental weapons and objects and
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the National Archeological Museum where many
exhibits can be seen, recalling the past civilizations
on the island. Notable amongst these exhibits are
the bronze figures representing different aspects
of life during the Nuraghe period.
There is also an interesting collection of finely
engraved Carthaginian stones and gold and silver
ornaments.
The lower part of the city is out of the walls; here
there are the churches of San Michele, one of
the most important examples of Spanish-Gothic
style in Sardinia, and of Sant’Anna, rebuilt after
the bombardments during the Second World
War. Behind this church there is the church of
Sant’Efisio, to which the most important feast in
the city is consecrated. It takes place in May and
it celebrates the end of the plague in 1656, with
a procession of people wearing the traditional
costumes. The Saint’s statue is taken to Nora on a
coach drawn by oxen.
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THE GULF OF CAGLIARI
The Gulf of Cagliari offers the suitable background
to host important and spectacular sailing events.
Poetto is the beach of Cagliari and Quartu S.E.,
with its very fine sand. The southwest limit of the
beach is the characteristic rocky formation known
as the Devil’s Saddle under which there is Marina
Piccola, a little harbour for tourist craft where you
can find the Yacht Club Cagliari, the Lega Navale
Italiana Cagliari and the Windsurfing Club.
From Marina Piccola, logistic base of the Yacht
Club Cagliari and LNI Cagliari to the Quartu
Sant’Elena Sailing Center, in the eastern side of
the coast, the Gulf will become a magnificent race
area and the evolutions of the boats will of course
arouse enthusiasm and admiration for these
young champions.
This background welcomed the first sailors in
the 60’s. From then on the success of the sailing
events organized in Cagliari and, at the same time,
the achievement of the local athletes in national
and international regattas, confirmed the qualities
of the Golfo degli Angeli.
With its morphologic and meteorological
conditions the Golfo degli Angeli it’s the ideal race
area with the almost constant presence of the
wind and the mild climate.
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QUARTU SANT’ELENA
Quartu Sant’Elena is of ancient Phoenician and
Roman origins. The mild climate, the fertility of
the land, the abundance of fish in the sea and
the opportunities for wildfowling offered by the
wetlands near Quartu has throughout history
attracted many settlers. The name Quartu derives
from the milestone along the Roman road
connecting Cagliari in the south to Santa Teresa
di Gallura in the north, which passed through the
centre of the town.
Owing to Quartu’s proximity to Cagliari in just a
few years it has grown to become the third largest
town in Sardinia. Despite its rapid growth Quartu
Sant’Elena has succeeded in conserving traditions
that go back a thousand years. Still today, in some
of the oldest quarters of the town, bread is still
made at home industry level and the patience and
love with which sweets in a wide variety of shapes
are decorated is still alive.
Ancient rites are repeated year after year at the
feasts of San Giovanni Battista, Santa Maria and
the town’s patron saint, Sant’Elena. It is on these
occasions that the splendid traditional costumes
of the women are decorated to an incredible
degree with objects in gold filigree produced
by local goldsmiths who keep Quartu’s ancient
tradition in this art alive.
In Quartu one should visit the house-museum
Sa Dom’e Farra, an ancient agricultural house
where thousands of agricultural and household
implements are preserved. Good paintings are
kept in the parish church.
Of notable interest are the twenty-six kilometres
of coast, starting from the beach of Quartu that
faces the Golfo degli Angeli and is a continuation
of Poetto, the beach of Cagliari.
Along the panoramic road to Villasimius a lovely
place to stop is the cove Cala Regina, with its
Spanish tower and the Mari Pintau beach.
The inland Sette Fratelli Park (named from the
seven peaks that rise above it) is characterised
by springs waterfall, gorges and cliffs hidden in
the forest and the Mediterranean scrub which
offer exciting trips in search of the now rare red
deer. The most interesting area for nature-lovers
is the Molentargius wetland where over half of
European birds species are represented. A large
colony of flamingos has been nesting there
since 1993.
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JULY IN THE GULF OF CAGLIARI
The extension of the Anticyclone of Azores in the western Mediterranean
sea, determines a levelled high pressures field in the South Sardinia.
The weather is characterized by:
clear sky
sea breeze (10-15 kts)
almost smooth or slight seas
During the statistically rare situations, with the presence of
depressions in proximity of the island, the only important element is
the northwest wind (Mistral) of moderate / strong intensity (10-25 kts)
Averages and Maximum monthly temperatures - JULY
Average pressure
hPa
MINIMUM TEMP. (°C)
MAXIMUM TEMP. (°C)
RELATIVE HUMIDITY
AVERAGE
MINIMUM
AVERAGE
MAXIMUM
AVERAGE 7
HRS
AVERAGE 13 HRS
18.4
9.4
29.0
38.0
82
54
1015.3
Cagliari station - Elmas, Average every 10 days - JULY
MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM DAILY TEMPERATURES (°C)
Average every 10 days
1ª decade
2ª decade
Average monthly rain
3ª decade
MIN
MAX
MIN
MAX
MIN
MAX
18.0
28.5
18.3
29.00
18.7
29.3
8
Total
(mm)
days nr
>=1 mm
03.0
00.4
Sea Temperatures in July: 22/23 (°C)
Meteorological station:
Cagliari Elmas (lat 39° 15
long 9° 3 alt. 4m)
Observation period: from 1/1951 to 12/1977
Number of observations: 19869
WIND DIRECTION AND VELOCITY
DISTRIBUTION OF SEASONAL FREQUENCIES
JUNE - JULY -AUGUST
SECTORS
Nr.
VELOCITY CLASSES (kts)
DEGREES
0-1
2-4
5-7
8 - 12
13 - 23
24 - 99
TOTAL
1
0.0
-
22.5
11.53
15.17
16.68
7.37
0.15
50.91
2
22.5
-
45.0
5.11
4.86
2.92
0.18
0.0
13.06
3
45.0
-
67.5
1.59
0.70
0.42
0.18
0.0
2.88
4
67.5
-
90.0
1.94
1.54
0.87
0.25
0.0
4.59
5
90.0
-
112.5
3.20
3.45
2.54
0.49
0.04
9.71
6
112.5
-
135.0
5.13
6.14
8.56
4.46
0.21
24.28
7
135.0
-
157.5
10.72
24.16
43.15
19.67
0.05
97.74
8
157.5
-
180.0
11.80
23.40
42.99
25.96
0.03
104.18
9
180.0
-
202.5
8.53
18.13
30.85
18.62
0.08
76.21
10
202.5
-
225.0
4.08
5.22
7.07
3.35
0.0
19.72
11
225.0
-
247.5
1.90
0.64
0.89
0.39
0.0
3.83
12
247.5
-
270.0
1.77
1.04
0.79
1.55
0.03
5.18
13
270.0
-
292.5
6.06
5.47
7.64
9.16
0.65
28.99
14
292.5
-
315.0
17.54
21.68
24.35
18.65
0.93
83.14
15
315.0
-
337.5
32.92
45.59
54.61
60.38
4.96
198.45
16
337.5
-
360.0
22.82
36.50
47.49
42.74
2.09
151.64
0.0
0.10
0.15
0.10
0.0
0.35
VARIABLE
0 - 1 kts
125.12
TOTAL
125.12
125.12
146.81
213.80
9
291.96
213.10
9.21
1000.00
ORGANIZING AUTHORITY
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN THE CLUBS:
ASD Yacht Club Cagliari
Porticciolo di Marina Piccola, 09126, Cagliari
(Sardinia - ITALY) Phones +39 070 370.350
Fax + 39 070 374.118
ASD Lega Navale Italiana
Sez. di Cagliari
Viale Colombo 135, 09125 - Cagliari;
Phones /Fax (070) 300.240
ASD Lega Navale Italiana
Sez. di Carloforte
09014 - Carloforte C.P. 67;
Phones /Fax (0781) 857.002
Fax (0781) 857.002
Regatta Office location:
c/o Centro Velico Città di Quartu - Via S’Oru e Mari 48a - 09045, Quartu S.E.
(Sardinia - ITALY) - Phones/Fax +39 070 898.808.9
E-mail: raceoffice.ycc@tiscali.it Web site: www.yachtclub-cagliari.com
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ASD LEGA NAVALE ITALIANA
SEZ DI CAGLIARI
The Lega Navale is an association with sections all around Italy and develops
its cultural and sporting activities in the environment safeguard and the sport
promotion (especially sailing and rowing). The Lega Navale Italiana Cagliari was
founded in 1902 to spread the love for the sea and the sailor spirit and has been
the first association that diffused sailing in Sardinia. With its 930 members it is
one of the bigger sections in Italy. It has two headquarters: Su Siccu harbour,
with more than 300 boats up to 20 metres and Marina Piccola, next to the Yacht
Club Cagliari, logistic base of the sailing school (Optimist, 420)
SAILING EVENTS
The LNI Cagliari has acquired a great experience in the organisation of
sailing events:
1969 Cannes-Cagliari
1972 Two Ton Cup
1983 Flying Dutchman World Championship
1991 41° Mediterranean International Championship
1992 Circuito One Ton Trofeo Golfo degli Angeli
1994 One Ton Cup World Championship
1998 Europe Italian Championship
1999 Optimist Italian Championship
2000 Olympic Classes Italian Championship
2003 Europe National Championship
2004 Optimist National Championship
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ASD LEGA NAVALE ITALIANA
SEZ DI CARLOFORTE
The logistic base of the Lega Navale Italiana Carloforte is in the little island
of San Pietro, in the south-western coast of Sardinia. It was founded in 1993
and applied to the Italian Sailing Federation in 1994. The managing staff has
a remarkable experience in regattas organization; the activity of the section
is possible also thanks to the precious cooperation of the Technical Nautical
Institute of Carloforte that, in case of need, put its structures and equipments
at the disposal of the Lega Navale Italiana. The LNI works for the youth sailing
activity development in southwest Sardinia and some of its athletes achieved
considerable results. The LNI Carloforte cooperates in the organization of the
International Regatta “La route du jasmin” Tolone-Carloforte-Biserta.
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ASD YACHT CLUB CAGLIARI
greater experience and better equipment,
the Club applied to the F.I.V. (Italian Sailing
Federation) and obtained permission to host their
first national regattas.
In the meantime the Club’s own crews were
increasingly competing in regattas in mainland
Italy and abroad. Finally in the 1980’s the
Club was able to prove its organizing abilities
when it hosted the Flying Dutchman World
Championship.
The hard work carried out by the managing staff
was amply rewarded in 1981-82, when the Yacht
The Yacht Club Cagliari is situated in the Marina
Piccola port, very close to the beautiful Poetto
beach and 5 km. far from the centre of the city.
The Club was founded in 1964 by a group of
boating and sailing enthusiasts with the intention
of promoting competitive sailing, which until then
had not been developed in any way in Cagliari.
During the first few years, the Club concentrated
mainly on regional sailing regattas for the Flying
Junior, Flying Dutchman, Ponant and “S” classes.
Later on, during the 70’s, the 420 and 470 classes
were added along with sailboards. Having now
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Sardinian leading Club both in the regattas
organization and in the number of competitions
won by its crews through the years. The reason
for this is to be found both in the capacity of the
management staff and in the ideal conditions
of the Poetto sea, regarded by many specialists
as a really optimal stage for any kind of regatta,
offering rare advantages: the wind, always present
and strong, a natural position sheltered from
rough weather conditions, an average depth of
about 30/35 mt. facilitating any possible change
of course during the races.
Club Cagliari gained the top place in the F.I.V. for
the number and quality of competitions won by
its crews.
As time went on, the Yacht Club Cagliari has
intensified more and more its sport activities both
in the Sailing School and in the organization of
important sailing events.
In 1995 the Yacht Club Cagliari received an
important prize: it was in the top ten of a special
classification of the best Yacht Club of Italy, drawn
up by the Yacht Digest review.
Today the Yacht Club Cagliari is indeed the
SAILING EVENTS
The following list of sailing events shows the
long and important experience of the Yacht
Club Cagliari in regattas organization.
1990 420 Women Italian Championship
1991 Mistral Italian Championship
Laser 2 Italian Championship
Laser National Regatta
1993 Laser European Championship
420 Women World Championship
1994 Mistral Italian Championship
1995 Mistral National Regatta
470 National Regatta
Optimist Italian Championship
1996 Mistral National Regatta
1998 470 National Regatta
Mistral National Regatta
2000 420 Italian Championship
Olympic Class Italian Championship
2001 Mumm 30 World Championship
2002 470 World Championship
2003 Tornado European Championship
2004 Europa World Championship
1980 Flying Dutchman Italian Championship
1983 Flying Dutchman Italian Championship
Flying Dutchman World Championship
Windglider National Regatta
Windsurfer National Regatta
1986 Iyru Division II World Championship
Hobie cat 16 Italian Championship
Laser Italian Championship
Iyru Division II World Championship
1987 420 Italian Championship
Laser Junior Italian Championship
Laser Master Italian Championship
1989 Laser National Regatta
Optimist National “Coppa Primavela”
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TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS
By Boat
ARRIVAL PORT IN SARDINIA:
DEPARTURE PORT FROM MAINLAND:
Porto Torres (SASSARI)
Olbia
Golfo Aranci (15km from Olbia9
Cagliari
Genova - Marseille (France)
Genova – Civitavecchia – Livorno – Piombino
Livorno – Civitavecchia
Civitavecchia – Naples
By Plane
ARRIVAL AIRPORT IN SARDINIA
DEPARTURE FROM MAINLAND
Cagliari
ROME - MILAN - BOLOGNA - PISA - VERONA
VENICE - NAPLES direct flights
Alghero
INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS – RYAN AIR
LONDON STANSTED - FRANKFURT HAHN
BARCELONA GERONA
Cagliari/Olbia
CHARTER FLIGHTS JUN-OCT
MUNICH - DUSSELDORF - FRANKFURT
Olbia
HAPPAG LLOYD
BERLIN - HANNOVER - KOLN - MUNICH
STUTTGART
Driving Time
Cagliari
Olbia
Alghero
Porto Torres
SAILING CENTRE - 10 KM - 15 minute
CAGLIARI - 300KM - 3.30 HRS
CAGLIARI - 250KM - 3 HRS
CAGLIARI - 228KM - 3 HRS
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SAILING CENTRE
The Sailing Centre is a new structure
born in 2001 specialized in dinghies and
windsurf, with a prevalent young target.
It is an area of 20.000 square metres
in Quartu Sant’Elena coast and faces
the Golfo degli Angeli. Very important
characteristic is the proximity (150/200
m) of three hotels with a capacity of
1.100 beds.
In the Sailing Center you will find:
8) TV and video rooms
9) Ship chandler area
10) First aid
11) Changing rooms and toilets
• Car and trolleys parking area
• Area for boat parking and outdoor repairs
• Must deposit and repair
• Briefings and meetings
• Meals distribution
• Signal and information area
• Boats and equipment washing area
• Outdoor showers
• Sail temporary deposit
• Other Buildings
1) Entrance lodge and parking area
2) Bar, Restaurant, Pizzeria
3) Equipment drying area
4) Sail and equipment deposit
5) Support boats, marks and sailing school
dinghies deposit
6) workshop and fuel deposit
7) Measurement area (boat inspections)
• Social Building
1) Reception and wardrobe
2) Secretary and administrative office
3) Didactic room
4) Jury and Race Committee Rooms
5) Bathrooms
6) Press area
7) Briefing rooms
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EXTRACT FROM PRELIMINARY NOTICE OF RACE
11 - SUPPORT BOATS
Transfer on or before June 15th 2007.
Fuel and other consumables will be paid by the teams using
the boat.
A surcharge of FORMTEXT 25% will be charged to all late
entries. All late entries include funds received after the initial
or second payment schedule. This surcharge will apply to
all payments for entry fees and charter boats.
11.2 Team support boats are available from the organizers
at EUR 100 per day per boat (one boat per two teams).
Payment instructions:
11.3 Reservations of support boats shall be made before
February 28th 2007 accompanied by a first payment of
EUR 275 (50 %). Remaining EUR 275 of the total fee shall
be transferred by April 15th. Availability of support boats
is not guaranteed for reservations and/or payments after
that date.
Please make payments to
Beneficiary:
Yacht Club Cagliari
Bank:
Banca Nazionale del Lavoro
Largo Carlo Felice, 11
09100 – Cagliari, Italy
IBAN Code: IT55 F010 0504 8000 0000 0101 750
SWIFT/BIC Code: BNLIITRR
Fees must be paid in EUR.
11.4 A damage deposit of EUR 200,00 will be charged at
registration and refunded at the end of the championship
provided the boat is in good conditions. Should the Organizing Committee decide to deduct from the damage deposit,
it may require that the deposit be restored to its original
amount before the coaches are permitted to use the boat
again. Any remaining deposit will be refunded at the end
of the Championship. Damage deductions will be shared
by the teams using the boat.
Fees must be free from bank commissions. Any bank fee
will be charged to the competitors.
17 - ENTRIES
Entries shall be made with the official forms, according to
the following schedule:
11.5 Support boats will be available from July 22nd 2007
until the last day of the Championship.
For reasons of planning (accommodation and boats available
for chartering) the Preliminary Entry Form and Charter Boat
Deposit Form shall be returned to the Organizing Committee
no later than February 28th 2007.
11.6 It is possible to rent a boat from July 18th to July 21st
for EUR 135 per boat per day excluding fuel. Payments are
due April 15th to guarantee rate. Allocation of early arrival
support boats will be made in order of arrival.
The Second Entry Form shall be returned to the OC no later
than April 15th 2007.
16 - ENTRY FEES
18 - ACCOMMODATION
Entry fee including accommodation and meals, between
official Arrival Day (July 22nd) and Official Departure Day
(August 2nd) will be per person EUR 540 for sailors and EUR
590 for each adult (maximum three: Team Leader, Country
Representative and Coach). See 16.3 for further details.
Competitors and team officials will be housed in 3 star hotels (Hotel Califfo and Hotel Setar) within walking distance.
Official accommodation will be available from 14:00 on July
22nd 2007 until 11:00 on August 2nd 2007.
All three meals will be provided. Breakfast and dinner will
be served at the hotels. The first official meal will be dinner
on July 22nd 2007 and the last official meal will be breakfast
on August 2nd 2007.
Fees Payable: 50% must be received by Bank Draft or Wire
Transfer by February 28th 2007.
The balance of fees must be received by Bank Draft or Wire
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A damage deposit of EUR 200,00 per room may be charged
by the hotel and will be refunded if no damage has occurred.
The damage deposit and other extra charges will be paid directly to the hotel and may be paid by Visa or Mastercard.
mainsheet, racing spars and racing foils. No sails will be
provided. No bailers, nor paddles nor bowlines will be provided. Specific manufacturer and equipment make will be
communicated later.
Special food can be provided if requested in advance. Please
send special requests by April 15th 2007 using the special
meal request form.
Late payments will incur a surcharge of EUR 150 per boat.
Charter boats cannot be guaranteed unless confirmed by
May 15th 2007.
19 - EARLY ARRIVALS
Pre-regatta charters will be available from July 18th at EUR
50 per day.
Teams wishing to arrive before the official arrival date should
contact the Organizing Committee in order to book accommodations. The daily fee per person per day will be approximately EUR 40 - 45 per person (bed & breakfast).
In addition to the charter fee a damage deposit of EUR 150,00
will be required on receipt of each boat, to be refunded if
no damage has occurred.
Early arrivals have to be booked by April 15th 2007 to guarantee rate.
21 - TRANSPORTATION
Free of charge transportation to and from Cagliari Elmas
International Airport will be provided on official arrival and
departure days.
Club facilities will be open from July 18th 2007.
20 - CARTER BOATS
On other days the cost will be EUR 100 each way for 6 people
on a minibus.
Charter boats are not mandatory.
Charter boats (NORDEST and NAUTIVELA) will be available
on July 22nd. Competitors shall not modify the boats or
cause them to be modified in any way except that a compass
may be tied or taped to the hull or spars; wind indicators,
including yarn or thread, may be tied or taped anywhere on
the boat; hulls, daggerboards and rudders may be cleaned,
but only with water; adhesive tape may be used anywhere
above the water line; and all fittings or equipment designed
to be adjusted may be adjusted, provided that the Class
Rules are complied with.
Travel agency: VISOS VIAGGI
Tiziana Vacca Cagliari - +39 070 65 87 72 - Fax +39 070 65
877 - e-mail omniatravelbusiness@tiscali.it .
27 - CONTACT
Competitors may use their own spars, fittings and running
rigging.
For further information and queries, please contact:
Phone (before 1 July):
+39 070 370.350
Fax before 1 July):
+39 070 374.118
Phone/Fax (after 1 July): +39 070 898.808.9
E-mail: raceoffice.ycc@tiscali.it
Website: www.yachtclub-cagliari.com
The cost for 11 days (July 22nd through August 1st) will be
EUR 400. First payment of EUR 200 is due February 28th
2007 and the final payment of USD 200 is due May 15th
2007. Charter boats will be complete with blocks, air bags,
Each participating country should designate a person to
be the official contact with the Organizing Committee and
provide an e-mail address.
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Cagliari, Quartu Sant`Elena, Sardinia

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