Italian Offshore Sailing Cup returns: new formula and boom in entries
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Back in Porto Santo Stefano, October 17-19, the Italian Offshore Sailing Cup promoted by the UVAI since 1984, which presents i this 2025 with a new formala and a new sponsor, the MAG broker, organized by Circolo Canottieri Aniene and Yacht Club Santo Stefano.
What is new is that victory will be awarded to the first boat in the ORC overall standings, and there will also be the Italian Cup for Clubs, awarded to the first club in the standings that fields two boats, one in the A-B group of larger boats, and one in the small boat group. There are no limits on participation for boats from the same club, however, only the best placed boats in the two groups will be considered.
The club that wins the trophy will be able to display it at its premises for one year and may apply to organize the next edition of the Italian Cup at its home base, or at another chosen location.
Coastal and between-the-buoys races are scheduled, and a total of 52 boats are entered (29 in Group 1, 23 in Group 2), with some of Italy’s best offshore boats at the start. ENTRY LIST
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