Canoe Sailing

What is Canoe Sailing

The International 10m2 Canoe was until recently the fastest singlehanded skiff on the water. It has a long and proud history and traces it''s lineage, like the America''s cup, from the later 19th century. See the menu for more information.

News

The NYCC Challenge Cup goes on display at the Australian Maritime Museum
The Second oldest sailing trophy in the world will go on display at the Australian Maritime Museum after Australia won it for the first time.

What is Canoe Sailing
			The International 10m2 Canoe was until recently the fastest singlehanded skiff on the water. It has a long and proud history and traces it's lineage, like the America's cup, from the later 19th century.
International Participation
			International competition began in 1885 when the New York Canoe Club invented the New York Challenge Cup (NYCC), which was, and still is, a large and rather shapeless sterling silver milk jug. It is now covered with over a centuries accumulation of winners names, necessitating its placement on a plinth in order to make room for more. The NYCC remains, after the America's Cup, the second oldest sailing trophy in the world, and certainly the most prestigious for small boats.
National Championships Roll of Honour
			See the top three places for all national championships since 1989 here.
Competition Rules
			International 10 Square Metre Canoe sailing regattas in Australia are conducted in accordance with the International Canoeing Federation Rules. Visit the Discipline Competition Rules webpage to obtain the rules.
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