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Kalendarz 2021 WYDARZEŃ ŻEGLARSKICH, REGAT KLAS WYCZYNOWYCH, MORSKICH I TURYSTYCZNYCH NA POMORZU W ROKU 2021 Data Aktualizacji: 14.06.2021 R Kalendarz 2021 WYDARZEŃ ŻEGLARSKICH, REGAT KLAS WYCZYNOWYCH, MORSKICH I TURYSTYCZNYCH NA POMORZU W ROKU 2021 Data Aktualizacji: 14.06.2021 r. Regaty Międzynarodowe Regaty Ogólnopolskie (Centralne) Regaty Ogólnopolskie (Centralne) Regaty Morskiego Żeglarskiego Pucharu Polski (MŻPP) Regaty Pucharu Bałtyku Południowego Regaty Pucharu Bałtyku Południowego (PBP) Regaty Pucharu Zatoki Gdańskiej (PZG) 40 The Regaty Pucharu Zatoki Gdańskiej Regaty Pucharu Zalewu Wiślanego (PZW) Cykl Regat Pucharu Wdzydz Regaty Cyklu Off-Schort Racing Regaty Żeglarskiego Pucharu Kaszub (ŻPK) Rok 2021 Miejsce Nazwa Regat / Wydarzenia Klasy Organizator Informacje dodatkowe 1. 02-03.01 Charzykowy Regaty Noworoczne DN, IO LKS Charzykowy Zarząd 2. 23-24.01 Osiek Trening lodowy/Regaty DN Baza UKS Wycinki 3. 24-30.01 USA Mistrzostwa Świata i Ameryki Północnej DN INDIYRA www.icesailing.org Mistrzostwa Polski Klas Młodzieżowych SFPDN 4. 30-31.01 Najlepszy lód DN, IO Barbara Ramotowska 5. 06-08.02 Najlepszy lód Międzynarodowe Mistrzostwa Polski DN DN SFPDN Rafał Sielicki 6. 06-07.02 Osiek Trening lodowy/Regaty DN Baza UKS Wycinki LKS Charzykowy 7. 13-14.02 Charzykowy Puchar LZS-u/ 1 wyścig Memoriał Zdzisława Sieradzkiego DN S, J, JM Zarząd 8. 14-19.02 Europa Mistrzostwa Świata i Europy DN- Junior i Ice-Optymist DN, IO INDIYRA www.icesailing.org 9. 20-21.2 Osiek Trening lodowy/Regaty DN Baza UKS Wycinki Mistrzostwa Flotylli Północnej LKS Charzykowy 10. 20-21.02 Charzykowy DN S, J, JM; IO K. Deja Najlepszy lód 11. 21-26.02 Puchar Europy DN Łotwa Łotwa 12. 27-28.02 Osiek Regaty Lodowe Morza Kociewskiego DN Baza UKS Wycinki 13. 03.03 Gdańsk Rejs Roku 2018 Fundacja Gdańska VI-King Człuchów, LKS 14. 06-07.03 Charzykowy Mistrzostwa PoZŻ Charzykowy SFPDN 15. 27-28.03 Najlepszy lód Puchar Floty Polskiej DN Rafał Sielicki Bic techn. Baza UKS Wycinki 16. 27-28.03 Osiek Trening Windserfing RCB Sejmik 17. 28.03 Gdynia PoZŻ W formie online Pomorskiego Związku Żeglarskiego 18. 24-25.04 Osiek Regaty Wiosenne Morza Kociewskiego RCB, Bic Techno Baza UKS Wycinki OPT-B, Omega, 19. 24-25.04 Kartuzy – Złota Góra Regaty Otwarcia Sezonu Cadet, Vaurien, UKŻ Lamelka Kartuzy OPEN SKIFF - eliminacje do OOM, MŚ i ME 20. 30.04-03.05 Puck Puchar K.S. Zatoka Pucka OPT-A KS Zatoka Puck OPT gr. A Święto Żagli w JKMW „Kotwica” o Puchary Klasa ORC w nowym cyklu- 01-03.05 1. Komandora JKMW Kotwica ORC, KWR, JKMW Kotwica 21. Gdynia Puchar Kaprów JKMW 2. Flagi Państwowej OPEN OSŻ MW, Gdynia „Kotwica” 3. Konstytucji 3 maja LAS, LAR, LAS 22. Charzykowy Mistrzostwa Pomorza w kl. Laser Chojnicki Klub Żeglarski 01-02.05 4,7 OPT B, O’pen 23. Charzykowy Regaty Konstytucyjne Chojnicki Klub Żeglarski 01-02.05 Skiff ORC, MINI 650 24. 01-02.05 Gdynia Ice Break START-UP https://offshort.eu (DH) kl. LAS, LAR, L 25. 03-05.05 Charzykowy XXIV Memoriał Ottona Weilanda - cz. 1 4.7, 420, Chojnicki Klub Żeglarski L’Equipe 26. 07-09.05 Puck Puchar Michała Szrednickiego FWF MOKiS Puck 27. 08-09.05 Charzykowy Puchar Jeziora Charzykowskiego Korsarz ChKŻ Chojnice Nacra 17, Nacra 08-09.05 15, , A-class, UKS Navigo Sopot 28. Sopot Regaty Katamaranów „Trzy Mola” F18, Open, HC [email protected] 16 OPT-A,B, 29. 08-09.05 Charzykowy Puchar Starosty Powiatu Chojnickiego LKS Charzykowy LEquipe, 420 Polskie Stowarzyszenie Klasy Klasyfikacja PLŻ 30. 13.05 Gdynia Popołudniowa Liga Żeglarska Kl. 2020 2020, i Fundacja Aktywnie i Zdrowo II Eliminacja do OOM, MŚ i 31. 13-16.05 Gdynia Puchar YKP Gdynia OPT-A, YKP Gdynia ME 32. 14-16.05 Charzykowy XXIV Memoriał Ottona Weilanda – cz. II OPT A i B Chojnicki Klub Żeglarski CSWiPR Szkolenie Instruktorów UKŻ Lamelka, Gmina 33. 14-16.05 OPT 0 Złota Góra Regaty rozgrzewkowe gr. 0 Kartuzy, PoZŻ 34. 15.05 Gdynia Regaty na 100 lecie urodzin Tonego Halika Kl. 2020 PoZŻ START-UP Paweł Wilkowski 35. 15-16.05 Gdynia Warm Up ORC, MINI 650, www.doublehanded.gdynia.pl www.facebook.com/gdynia.doublehand ed [email protected] Regaty Otwarcia Sezonu 36. Gdynia 505 YK Stal Gdynia 15-16.05 Puchar Polski 505 37. 15-16.05 Puck Puchar Burmistrza Pucka OPEN SKIFF K.S. Puck 38. 15-16.05 Osiek Regaty Morza Kociewskiego RCB, Bic Techno Baza UKS Wycinki Regaty otwarcia sezonu 39. 16.05 Charzykowy kl. turystyczne CHKŻ Polskie Stowarzyszenie Klasy 40. 20.05 Gdynia Popołudniowa Liga Żeglarska Kl. 2020 2020, Klasyfikacja PLŻ Fundacja Aktywnie i Zdrowo HC-16, N-15, Puchar Polskiego Związku Żeglarskiego 29er, AC, 420, E, PZŻ, - 41. 21-23.05 Krynica Morska Cadet L'EQ, FD, www.pya.org.pl Cz. 1 FWF, IQF, TEC 22-23.05 Jachtklub Kaliningradzki 42. Kaliningrad Puchar Mariny Hajdekrug KWR [email protected] 22-23.05 43. Zalew Szczeciński Regaty o Puchar Magnolii ORC, KWR Centrum Żeglarskie Polskie Stowarzyszenie Klasy 27.05 Klasyfikacja PLŻ 44. Gdynia Popołudniowa Liga Żeglarska Kl. 2020 2020, Fundacja Aktywnie i Zdrowo kl. 470, N17, Puchar Polskiego Związku Żeglarskiego 49er, 49erFX, PZŻ, 45. Krynica Morska Finn, OKD, LAS, www.pya.org.pl 28-29.05 Cz. 2 LAR K, LAR M, LAS 4.7, Komitet Honorowy 100 Odsłonięcie Pomnika Budowniczego Gdyńskiego Portu rocznicy rozpoczęcia budowy 46. 29.05 Gdynia Tadeusza Wendy portu w Gdyni, Rada Miasta Pirs nr 1 u nasady Mola Rybackiego Gdyni 47. 29-30.05 Puck Eliminacje do Mistrzostw Polski F5-E 29-30.05 48. Górki Zachodnie VII Memoriał Krzysztofa Zawalskiego OPT-B NCŻ Gdańsk ORC, MINI 650 49. 03-06.06 Gdynia Gdynia 400 START-UP https://offshort.eu (DH) JK Nexo 50. 03-06.06 Szczecin Offshore Race Week KWR, ORC Tomasz Piórski 51. 04-06.06 Suchacz Puchar Mariny Elbląg KWR Jachtklub Elbląg Święto Morza w JKMW „KOTWICA” Gdynia – Chrystianso - Puchary Mar. Woj. RP ORC, KWR, JKMW Kotwica, OSŻ MW, 52. 03-27.06 Gdynia 03-23.06- 1.Bieg Kaprów- regaty długodystansowe OPEN Gdynia Gdynia 28-29.06- 2.Puchary Marynarki Wojennej RP 470, 420, 29er, 53. Gdynia Puchar Prezydenta Miasta Gdyni LAR, LAS 4,7, YKP Gdynia 04-06.06 LAS Polskie Stowarzyszenie Klasy 54. 05.06 Gdynia Popołudniowa Liga Żeglarska Kl. 2020 2020, i Klasyfikacja PLŻ Fundacja Aktywnie i Zdrowo Nacra 17, Nacra 05-06.06 15, Hobie Cat 16, UKS Navigo Sopot 55. Sopot Sopot Catamaran Cup A-class, F18, [email protected] Open OPT-B, OPT Stowarzyszenie Port 56. 05-06.06 Mechelinki Puchar Mechelinek UKS, Cadet, Mechelinki, Gmina Kosakowo 2020 Ognisko Pracy Pozaszkolnej 57. 12-13.06 Puck Regaty Jachtów Sterowanych Radiem Klasa F5-E Eliminacje do MP Wejherowo LAS, LAR K i M, Puchar Pucka, MKŻ Arka Gdynia, MOKSiR 58. 12-13.06 Puck LAS 4,7, [email protected] Puck, Techno, RCB, Puchar Prezydenta Sopotu SKŻ Sopot Piotr Hlavaty 59. 12-13.06 Sopot FWF, IQF http://skz.sopot.pl/ OPT-B, Open 60. 12-13.06 Człuchów Puchar Burmistrza Człuchowa YK Vi-King Człuchów SKIFF UM Tolkmicko, UKS 12-13.06 Bałtijsk-Hel-Gdańsk- ORC, KWR, „TOLKMICKO” 61. Puchar JK „Ost-West” W cyklu. PBP, Bałtijsk OPEN [email protected] , http://ukstolkmicko.pl/ ORC, KWR, W cyklu. PBP, PZG 62. 12-13.06 Gdańsk Regaty o Puchar Mariny Gdańsk (PZG) GOS Gdańsk OPEN, http://www.sportgdansk.pl/ Puchar ARKI U 15 MKŻ Arka , Stowarzyszenie 63. 18-20.06 Gdynia Kl. OSF Mistrzostwa Polski Młodzików U 13 klasy Open Bic UM Tolkmicko, UKS 18-20.06 „TOLKMICKO” W cyklu. PBP, PZW 64. Tolkmicko Puchar Tolkmicka KWR [email protected] , http://ukstolkmicko.pl/ Polskie Stowarzyszenie Klasy 65. 17.06 Gdynia Popołudniowa Liga Żeglarska Kl. 2020 2020, i Klasyfikacja PLŻ Fundacja Aktywnie i Zdrowo 66. 19.06 Charzykowy Charzykowy Sailing Cup Kl. turystyczne CHKŻ Chojnice Ognisko Pracy Pozaszkolnej 67. 19-20.06 Parchowo Regaty Jachtów Sterowanych Radiem Klasa F5-E Eliminacje do MP Termin Międzywojewódzkie Mistrzostwa Młodzików OPT B, OPEN 68. uzgadniany Gdynia MKŻ Arka Gdynia Wojewódzkie Igrzyska Młodzieży Szkolnej i Gimnazjalnej BIC, Jachtklub Kaliningradzki 69. 19-20.06 Zalew Kaliningradzki Puchar Komandora JK Kaliningradzkiego KWR [email protected] OPT-B 70. 19-20.06 Kartuzy XV Puchar Burmistrza Kartuz UKS Lamelka Kartuzy Kl. 2020 Polskie Stowarzyszenie Klasy 71. 19.06 Gdynia Regaty o Puchar Jana 2020, i Fundacja Aktywnie i Zdrowo Jachty Morskie i 72. 19.06 Gdynia Morska Parada Świętojańska, Marina Yacht Park Gdynia Zatokowe Bic techn. Regaty o Szable Ułańską 73. 22-23.06 Osiek RCB Baza UKS Wycinki Polskie Stowarzyszenie Klasy 74. 24.06 Gdynia Popołudniowa Liga Żeglarska Kl. 2020 2020, i Klasyfikacja PLŻ Fundacja Aktywnie i Zdrowo III Regaty Polonijne 75. 24-27.06 Gdynia Kl. 2020 PoZŻ II Żeglarskie Mistrzostwa Świata Załóg Polonijnych Regaty B-8 25-27.06 Pantaenius Nord CUP 2021 ORC, KWR, Yacht Club Gdańsk, AZS 76. Górki Zachodnie Wyścig do Platformy OPEN Galion NORD CUP 2021 25-27.06 - Wyścig B-8 ORC, KWR, OPEN 26-28.06 – Finn, Europa, 420, 470, (Puchar Polski) 26-28.06 - Hobie Cat 16 i14, (Mistrzostwa Stowarzyszenia) 26-27.06 – OK-Dingi (Puchar Polski) 26-27.06 – J-70 (Mistrzostwa Polski) 29.06--01.07 - LAR K i M, LAS 4,7, LAS, (II eliminacja do MŚ i ME U21 LAS) AZS Galion Gdańsk i Yacht - eliminacja do MME (U21) kl. 25.06-11.07 Gdańsk 02-03.07 – Open Foil Racing, IQFoil – (Puchar Polski) Club Gdańsk LAS 77. Górki Zachodnie 03.07 - Bursztynowy Puchar Neptuna www.nordcup.pl, - eliminacja do MMŚ (U21) kl. 03-04.07 – Nord Cup Classik ORC, KWR, OPEN [email protected] LAS 04-05.07 – Techno 298 (Puchar Polski, Eliminacja do OOM) 06-08.07 – Vektor Sails Cup - OPP A i B, (Puchar Polski) 06-08.07 - OPEN SKIFF, L`Equipe, (Puchar Polski) 09-11.07 – D-One (Mistrzostwa Świata-GoldCup) 09-11.07 – Moth (Mistrzostwa Stowarzyszenia) 09-11.07 – Nautica 450, Słonka, Star (Mistrzostwa Polski) 09-11.07 – FD, 29r, Delphia 24, 505 (Puchar Polski) Otwarcie Pomorskiego Sezonu Żeglarskiego, 26.06 Odsłonięcie Tablic upamiętniających 78.
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