Race Anywhere.
Compete at Any Level.
Race Anywhere.
Compete at Any Level.
Race Anywhere.
Compete at Any Level.
Race Anywhere.
Compete at Any Level.
A regatta as a celebration is the theme of a Town Regatta. By bringing people to watch races the water space in your town or city fills with excitement. By using a short two-lane course the thrill of regatta racing can fit into many more places than longer multi-lane racing formats. This innovative format makes it possible to bring th
A regatta as a celebration is the theme of a Town Regatta. By bringing people to watch races the water space in your town or city fills with excitement. By using a short two-lane course the thrill of regatta racing can fit into many more places than longer multi-lane racing formats. This innovative format makes it possible to bring the excitement of competition to more places, adapting to sheltered and open water conditions.
Powering fast watercraft with your body is its own reward. Town Regatta racing should be for everyone — whether you're just starting out or competing at the highest level. Our event brings together all skill levels, giving beginners a chance to compete and top athletes an opportunity to push their limits. Accessibility to equipment is a
Powering fast watercraft with your body is its own reward. Town Regatta racing should be for everyone — whether you're just starting out or competing at the highest level. Our event brings together all skill levels, giving beginners a chance to compete and top athletes an opportunity to push their limits. Accessibility to equipment is another hallmark of a Town Regatta. The watercraft are provided by the regatta organizers and competitors use the very same craft, removing equipment design from the winning equation.
Town Regattas are inspired by the two-lane racing format and curated spectator experience of the Henley Regatta, a regatta founded by a small-town west of London. Some would say the home of the original town regatta. Thereafter the similarities begin to fade. Instead of strictly rowing shells a variety of rough water suitable craf
Town Regattas are inspired by the two-lane racing format and curated spectator experience of the Henley Regatta, a regatta founded by a small-town west of London. Some would say the home of the original town regatta. Thereafter the similarities begin to fade. Instead of strictly rowing shells a variety of rough water suitable craft are used including sea kayak, rowing catamaran, paddleboard and ocean canoe. Also, the races have two distinct legs or rounds going out and back with two starts and two finishes.