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Registration for the VELA Cup 2023 is officially open! Six stages, from May to October, in the most beautiful places in Italy. Each sail will take place along a coastal route, within everyone’s reach, and in the evening, a big party with food and music to enjoy together.
What is the VELA CUP?
The VELA Cup is the series of sailing events, in the most beautiful places in Italy, open to every boat, regardless of rig, year and size. No bureaucracy or complicated regatta regulations, at the VELA Cup we use the rules to prevent collisions at sea, those rules we use every day to sail. An event for sailboats and sailors of all kinds and from this year with a dedicated ranking for boats over 25 years old, even if they are built in series or fiberglass.
The “hot” stages of the VELA Cup 2023
Friday, May 26 / Sunday, May 28 –
VELA Cup Tuscany
Marina Cala de’ Medici, between Castiglioncello and Rosignano Marittimo, in the heart of the Etruscan Coast and in front of the Tuscan Archipelago, is hosting the first leg of the VELA Cup 2023. Three days of celebration in a village where enthusiasts, exhibitors and legendary sailors can share their stories and passions.
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Saturday, June 3 / Sunday, June 4 –
VELA Cup Brindisi
Celebrate Republic Day together with us! VELA Cup Brindisi will take you sailing off the prestigious Brindisi beaches of Punta Penne and Torre Testa. The boats will be housed free of charge in the 650-berth Brindisi Marina. This is where the awards party, entertainment and games on the water reserved for participating crews will take place.
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The other stops not to be missed!
We have told you about the first two stages but the calendar is full: below are the next stages of the VELA Cup.
- Saturday, June 24 / Sunday, June 25
SAIL Cup La Maddalena - Saturday, July 22 / Sunday, July 23
VELA Cup Venice - Saturday, August 19 / Sunday, August 20
VELA Cup Costa Smeralda - Saturday, October 7 / Sunday, October 8
VELA Cup Sicily
To get more information about individual stages and to register go to www.velacup.it
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