REGATTAS 2025
VIAREGGIO BASTIA VIAREGGIO
July 25th - 28th 2025
The eco-sustainable and plastic free Regatta will be organized under the auspices of the Italian Sailing Federation, by the Club Nautico Versilia with the valuable collaboration of Navigo, the Municipality of Viareggio, iCare and U.V.A.I., the patronage of the Province of Lucca and the support of the Viareggio Harbor Master's Office.
TROFEO GALIOLA
June 20th - 22nd 2025
The Galiola regatta is a historic event in the calendar of the Circolo Velico Ravennate, which has seen the great protagonists of Adriatic and non-Adriatic offshore racing on the water. It is run on the "traditional" course reaching the rock that gave the regatta its name.
LA CINQUECENTO
1st - 7th June 2025
The queen of Adriatic offshore regattas, a must-see experience for sailors who love a challenge. 500 miles of sailing starting from Caorle (Venice), passing Sansego (Croatia), heading south (Tremiti Islands) and returning to Caorle.
SHIPWRECK SIMULATION
30th May - 1st June 2025
The second edition of the shipwreck simulation, abandonment of vessel and crew recovery project, promoted by the Italian Sailing Federation, in collaboration with the Coast Guard, will take place from 30 May to 1 June 2025.
The exercise will be held off the coast of Lazio, in an area between 2 and 10 miles from the coast. The objective is clear: to train, test and collect data on behaviors and reactions in critical conditions, simulating an emergency situation at sea as realistically as possible.
REGATA DELLA GALLINARA
(RETURN JOURNEY)
May 18th 2025
From 17 to 18 May it will be the turn of the Gallinara – Cappelletta Trophy regatta, on the Alassio - Genova route.
REGATA DELLA GALLINARA
(OUTWARD JOURNEY)
May 17th 2025
From 17 to 18 May it will be the turn of the Gallinara – Cappelletta Trophy regatta, on the Alassio - Genova route.
100 Miglia
May 17th - 18th 2025
This is a coastal regatta, which since 2021 has been part of the Italian Offshore Championship. It will be organized in collaboration with the Treviso Sailing Club, which has been offering it for several years and can now be considered a "classic" of Triveneto and national sailing. It is planned to start the boats in front of our coastline, with route PUNTA SABBIONI - JESOLO - GOLFO DI TRIESTE - JESOLO, where the arrival is expected. The boats will be equipped with "GPS beacons," so the progress of the regatta will be visible.
LA DUECENTO
May 2nd - 4th 2025
The Duecento has been held since 1994. The name of the regatta derives from the miles to be sailed, two hundred, along one of the most unpredictable and fascinating scenarios of the upper Adriatic Sea: departure from Caorle, passage through the offshore buoy of Grado, then route to the island of Sansego, either X2, with only two skippers, or XTutti, with a full crew. The Duecento is a national regatta and competes for the title of "Italian Offshore Champion." Participants come from all over Italy, as well as Austria, Germany, Slovenia, and Croatia.
LA GRANDE BOA
April 12nd - 13rd 2025
The suggestion of Porto Venere, the narrow passage of the Bocche di San Pietro and the next few miles on the high seas, towards the ODAS Italy 1 buoy of the CNR. Then the return to the two islands, Palmaria and Tino… These are the places of the Great Buoy Regatta – Commander Belloni Trophy., which will return this April (11-13) for its fourth edition, consolidating, by now, among the offshore trials of the upper Tyrrhenian Sea.
REGATTAS 2024
BARCOLANA
October 10th - 12nd 2024
The Società Velica di Barcola e Grignano and the Circolo Velico Ravennate are organizing the “Western version” of the “Go To Barcolana” format, which will give teams the opportunity to transform the journey up the Adriatic along the Italian coast to arrive in Trieste in time for Barcolana into an exciting and unique regatta. The crews will start from Ravenna, the finish line of the regatta will be in the Gulf of Trieste.
RIGASA
September 6th - 8th 2024
RIGASA stands for the way points of the course, Rimini-Gagliola-Sansego and return to Rimini, which will engage crews over a total of 170 nonstop miles. "The Rigasa," declares Matteo Forni, CVR sports director, "is both evolution and history. Today's regatta is a 40-year journey through which we have always tried to offer something new."
