RC44 Class Racing Supports Isle of Wight Charities
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What happened
The 44Cup concluded in the Solent off Hill Head in late September 2026. During the event, the host club, the Royal Yacht Squadron, partnered with RC44 teams to run the King's Cup. This initiative was undertaken to raise money for 11 charities based on the Isle of Wight and associated with sailing. VIP guests, including Simon Le Bon and Sir Ben Ainslie, were invited to steer races.
Why it matters
The event provided a platform for the RC44 class to support local causes on the Isle of Wight. The fundraising efforts benefit 11 specific charities tied to the sailing community and the island's local causes.
Who's involved
- Isle of WightLocation where the associated charities are based and the event took place.
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Isle of Wight
island, county and unitary authority area of England, United Kingdom