The rescheduled Kiel Week (Kieler Woche) 2020 regatta will take place in Kiel, Germany, from 5 – 13 September. The MUSTO Skiff’s are scheduled to race over 5 – 8 September. Here's the latest update.
We are fortunate to benefit from the continued support of our class sponsors, but class membership fees go a long way in supporting the running of our class – especially at a local level. Here are some of the benefits.
The UK Nationals registration opened at 5pm on Friday 17th July 2020 and, despite the changed format, more than half of the available places were booked within 15 minutes of opening.
We are pleased to announce that the 2020 Noble Marine UK MUSTO Skiff National Championships is now confirmed for September 3 – 6, at Brixham Yacht Club (BYC).
The 2020 Noble Marine UK MUSTO Skiff National Championships is confirmed for September 3 – 6, at Brixham Yacht Club (BYC). Find out all the details!
Training session hosted by Andy Rice and sailing coach, Russ Clark, with a panel including GBR Musto Skiff sailors Bruce Keen, Jamie Hilton and Ben Schooling. This online training session is aimed at those wanting to improve, whether you are new to the class, a club sailor or a championship contender.
GBR youth sailors, Ewan Wilson and Rob Richardson, took time out to tell us what attracted them to the MUSTO Skiff and provide some insights into their learning curve and what they are doing to master this fast pace, high performance boat.
With the start of a new season coming up and the lockdown situation easing in many states, the Australian class is doing what they can to train safely and stay active in their boats. This includes an optimistic outlook for the Australian Nationals, currently scheduled for late December at Black Rock Yacht Club in Melbourne.
SailJuice editor and professional journalist, Andy Rice, Interviews Musto Skiff sailor, Bruce Keen and Pro sailor, Rich Mason about winning strategies for sailing.
Whether your upgrading the ropes on your current boat or starting from scratch with a newly purchased boat, understanding different rope characteristics and what works best for tension, flex, comfort, and your own personal preferences can make a big difference to boat handling and your overall sailing experience.
