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Late Rolex IMS Offshore Worlds entries will not be penalised

by Kate Maudslay 9 May 2001 19:23 BST

Due to the number of entries and substantial level of enquiries received after the May 1st deadline, organisers of the Rolex IMS Worlds have decided not to penalise late entries and have extended the period for entry until June 1st. All boats registering before this date will receive complimentary moorings, electricity and water during the regatta.

With some thirty boats already committed, including the King of Spain's Bribon, the Princess Cristina's Azur de Puig and the brand new Mascalzone Latino owned by Vincenzo Onerato, organisers are expecting a record fleet of the highest quality.

Entry enquiries should be directed to the Real Club Nautico de Valencia, contact details: TEL:+ 34 963679011 FAX: +34 963677737 Email: rcnv@rcnauticovalencia.com

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