Forecasts of squalls meant most sailors were well prepared for a possible drenching during Race 2 of the Aberdeen Boat Club’s seven-race Summer Series, on Sunday . . .

With Typhoon Signal No.1 still hoisted, it was a surprise to see patches of blue sky over Port Shelter as the committee boat, Hebe One, headed out for Races 1 & 2 of the Peroni Summer Saturday Series 2021 on Saturday . . .

Conditions were looking precarious as race officer, Dave Norton, briefed his volunteer race management team on the committee vessel, Hebe One, in preparation for Race 1 of the UK Sailmakers Typhoon Series 2021 . . .

The Aberdeen Boat Club’s Summer Series 2021 kicked off on Sunday, the 30th of May, in fine sailing conditions with a 10-strong IRC fleet rearing to go at 1030 and 11 HKPN boats staying back, preparing for their start at 1035 . . .

With Hong Kong’s Optimist sailors competing at International Optimist Dinghy Association (IODA) events, it is important that our sailors enhance their understanding and experience in team racing . . .

The tale of ‘Two men in a boat’ has been read by many and is a part of sailing history. This was added to on Saturday, the 29th of May – at least in the annals of Hong Kong sailing history – by ’87 ladies and girls in 19 boats’ . . .

Day 2 (Sunday) of the HHYC Scallywag Foundation Open Dinghy Regatta 2021 dawned much the same as Day 1 – incredibly blue skies and a fresh southerly breeze. Race officer . . .

The scale and extent of the HHYC Scallywag Foundation Open Dinghy Regatta 2021 became apparent at the race briefing early on Saturday . . .

The Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club’s last major event of the sailing season – the Spring Regatta – sponsored by HSBC Expat was held over the weekend of the 22nd and 23rd of May . . .

The opening ceremony of The Capital Company: Steering the Course Women’s Sailing Festival took place at the Hebe Haven Yacht Club on Friday, the 21st of May 2021 . . .

There was much preparation for the inaugural Beneteau Cup Hong Kong with the Aberdeen Boat Club engaged as caterers and race management . . .

The Aberdeen Boat Club’s Classic Yacht Rally was first held in May 2005. Twenty two boats showed up to take part in three divisions – Classic, Non-Classic and Taipans . . .