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Entries Open for the Sonata National Championship 2024

by Julian Heard 21 Feb 02:45 PST 11-14 August 2024
Entries open for the 2024 Sonata Nationals © Richard Janulewicz / www.sharkbait.org.uk

The Sonata National Championship 2024 online entries are now open. The Championships will be held between Sunday 11th and Wednesday 14th August 2024 at Medway Yacht Club.

The event is kindly supported by title sponsors Pirate Cave Chandlery and the Championship dinner by Hamilton Home and Living Ltd.

Entries can be found on the Medway Yacht Club website at www.medwayyachtclub.com

A reduced cost Early Bird entry is available until 1st May 2024. Standard entries thereafter until online entries close on 3rd August 2024. You can also enter for individual days as well.

Also available at the same location as the entries are the Digital Event Brochure and the Notice of Race. These give you all you need to know about the Championships.

Medway Yacht Club look forward to receiving your entries and welcoming you to the Championships.

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