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CLUB DAY Sunday 14 November 2021
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Club Day Sunday 14 November 2021![]()
A reminder that entries for the November Club Day close THIS SATURDAY.![]()
At the moment we need a few more entries for the event to proceed.![]()
Its a great opportunity for anyone who wants to start racing, with free race entry and APBA officials present to help with licencing and boat compliance.![]()
On line application forms are available on the "Forms & Downloads" section of the website. www.stgeorgepbc.com.au.![]()
Here is the link: www.stgeorgepbc.com.au/forms-downloads/
St. George Power Boat Club | Speedboat racing | Speedboat Spectacular - Kogarah Bay, Sydney NSW
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Entries are now open for our first club day of the new season. The good news is that it is free entry but due to covid requirements we need entries in the week prior to the event. ENTRIES CLOSE ON SAT...
VALE ROY CRAVEN![]()
It is with great sadness that we report the passing earlier today of our beloved patron Roy Craven. Roy was a stalwart of power boat racing. He was a true craftsman that could turn random pieces of timber into a high performance boat. Roy also had a distinguished military history, including being a member of the British Commonwealth Occupation Forces of Japan following WW2 (vimeo.com/518317070). Roy will be missed by all those who knew him. Rest in Peace my friend.
Roy Craven, British Commonwelath Occupation Force (BCOF)
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Roy served with BCOF in Kure, Japan, from 1945. The British Commonwealth Occupation Force (BCOF) was a component of a multinational occupation force after the end...
CLUB DAY Sunday 14 November 2021![]()
Entries are now open for our first club day of the new season. The good news is that it is free entry but due to covid requirements we need entries in the week prior to the event.![]()
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ENTRIES CLOSE ON SATURDAY 6 NOVEMBER 2021![]()
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Please use the entry form on Speedboat Racing – Forms and Downloads page of the website.![]()
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NSW Government Covid requirements apply, i.e. All drivers, crew and spectators must be double vaccinated and check into the St. George Motor Boat Club.![]()
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Pitts open at 7am![]()
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Official Scrutineering and Tech. Inspections are planned from 8am.![]()
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We hope to start racing around 10am.![]()
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APBA Officials will be on hand to accept driver licence and boat owner applications and to carry out Tech. Inspections so please take advantage of this great opportunity.![]()
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New Drivers are most welcome. Drivers and boat owners must be a member of an APBA affiliated club. St. George Power Boat Club membership application forms are on the membership page of the website (www.stgeorgepbc.com.au).![]()
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The current APBA rule book which lists all of the requirements for power boat racing can be found here:![]()
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AUSTRALIAN POWER BOAT ASSOCIATION (ausapba.com.au)![]()
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New Drivers are strongly urged to read the rule book, in particular Section 102 re licencing & breath testing, Group 600 re racing and Group 800 re safety equipment.![]()
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The precise nature of the events to be run will be determined once final entries are received. If there are insufficient entries received by 6 November the race day will be cancelled.![]()
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Races are likely to include speed bracket classes, handicap races and scratch races.