Zhik Moth World Championships 2011- 115+ Moths on Belmont Bay

5:18 AM Sun 2 Jan 2011 GMT

'2010 PUMA Moth Worlds Day 3 Race 5. SIMON PAYNE (GBR 5) and BORA GULARI (USA 1) at top mark' Thierry Martinez

Zhik World Moth Championships 2010 - at the Belmont 16ft Sailing Club, part of a series of back to back regattas starting from the 28th December with the 29ers and Arrow National Championships running consecutively, and the Flying 11 Nationals. The Moth Class Worlds were last on Lake Macquarie in 1995. That event at South Lake Macquarie ASC was a great success with about 95 entries from UK, Japan, NZ and Aust, And now they?re back?...This time on Belmont Bay The International Moth is an eleven foot long, high performance, single handed racing dinghy. The moth is one of the ...

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