International 505 class |
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Title : | International 505 class |
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Source : | The exciting, exotic International 505 Class presents [the] 18th Australian Championships : [poster] | ||
Date of creation : | 1975 | ||
Additional Creator : | Port Vincent Sailing Club | ||
Format : | Poster | ||
Dimensions : | 55 x 43.4 cm | ||
Contributor : | State Library of South Australia | ||
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Description : |
Venue: Port Vincent, Dec. 26th '75 to Jan. 3rd. '76; presented by Port Vincent Sailing Club sponsored by Coca-Cola The International 505 is an exciting two-person, high-performance sailing dinghy, raced in over 20 countries on 5 continents. Highly competitive, and a non-Olympic class the dinghies carry a spinnaker and a large sail plan providing good competitive tactical racing. The South Australian fleet is based at Port Vincent and Adelaide: in March 2008 five boats sailed out of Port Vincent. The National Championships are rotated around Australian sailing clubs: in South Australia the Brighton Club has hosted the majority of the competitions, but Port Lincoln as well as Port Vincent have also hosted the event. |
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Coverage year : | 1975 |
Place : | Port Vincent |
Region : | Yorke Peninsula |
Further reading : | Jones, Alan, Port Vincent: shipping port to pleasure resort Port Vincent, S. Aust.: Port Vincent Progress Association, 1994 Edwards, Fred Sailing as a second language: an illustrated dictionary Camden, Me.: International Marine Pub. Co., c1988 Ross, Bob, The sailing Australians Adelaide: Rigby, 1973 |
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