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Australian Sailing Number (ASN)

Competitors in any race must be a member of a club or be a temporary SailPass member as per rule 46.
This centres around duty of care, safety and insurance for injury, accident or financial loss.
This also gives us information about who is racing which is an important part of our approach to safety.
It’s the Skipper’s responsibility to ensure crew have an ASN to be eligible to race/receive prizes.

Objectives (Extract)
To run and administer yacht racing and cruising.

The Great Dane: "You haven't won the race if in winning the race you have lost the respect of your competitors." Paul Elvstrom

Use [Contact Us] to request Passwords.

The Real Goal: "The art of racing is not in winning. But in winning so the rest of the fleet are pleased you have won and the only way they can be pleased is for you to have shown not only better sailing than they, but also perfect sportsmanship." Uffa Fox.

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