Apr 12, 2018
Here is the link for the 2018 Shark online schedule. We have nine counter regattas. Four counter regattas qualify you for Shark of the Year. The biggest regatta would be the Worlds in Kingston. We usually have 50-70 boats including 4-8 boats from Europe -Germany, Austria, Switzerland – and a few from US.
http://shark24.ca/racing/schedule
Livin’ it &Lovin’ it,
Jeremy Dakin Crowder
Shark Class VP Racing
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