The local Council permit limitations have been lifted to 120 entrants!. Please be aware that we will still not be taking ON THE DAY entrants.
Due to council permit limitations, and community concerns, we kindly ask that your consider your impact upon the wider community when participating in this round. Please keep noise/music to a minimum and use parking lights (not full headlights) in the mornings.
Our council permit requires all vehicles entering and departing from P1 and P2 parks must be escorted, not exceed walking pace (10km/h), and have hazard lights on.
For your convenience council has approved two on-site parking areas. P1 and P2 (limited parking). We ask that you car-top your kayak to and from the event. If you are using a car-trailer, we kindly ask that you car-pool to and from the event.
Your cooperation with the above requests will see Hobie Kayak competitions welcomed again into the Sydney CBD well into the future.
Early Entries Close at midnight AEST on 20 March 2020.
The local Council permit limitations have been lifted to 120 entrants!. Please be aware that we will still not be taking ON THE DAY entrants.
This is a 2 day event.
Saturday, 28th March 6:00 am - Sunday, 29th March 4:00 pm
Donnelly Park (south-east of Connells Point Sailing Club)
approx. 113 Kyle Parade, Sydney NSW 2221
Monday, 16th March up to and including Thursday, 26th March.
Day 1 6:00am.
Day 2 Registration time will be announced on Day 1.
Day 1 6:30am.
Day 2 Briefing time will be announced on Day 1.
Day 1 Session time will be announced at briefing (see 2020 Rules, item 16).
Day 2 Session time will be announced at briefing (see 2020 Rules, item 16).
Donnelly Park (south-east of Connells Point Sailing Club)
approx. 113 Kyle Parade, Sydney NSW 2221
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