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Action from the F16 Australian Championship © F16 Association With entries not due to close until Monday 2 August, Airlie Beach Race Week has already reached an unprecedented high of 139 boats, outstripping the event s record of 133 in 2016 and more than doubled those of 2020 when COVID interfered. Entries for the 33rd running of our regatta, to be held from 12-19 August, have gone beyond expectation, Whitsunday Sailing Club Event Chairman, Ross Chisholm said. Both Coral Sea Resort and Port of Airlie marinas are full, so those boats that can t be stored ashore will be on swing moorings, he indicated. Chisholm further announced, I am pleased to say Airlie Beach Race Week is going back to its roots. Off-the-beach classes - F16 and F18 sports catamarans - along with the Weta trimaran class are joining us in 2021. We ll house them here at Whitsunday Sailing Club.

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