Two days of the regatta will be sailed on Neustädter Bucht, but no less attractive is the shore programme in the city harbour, where the fleet of participants is close together and the events take place directly in front of the yachts.
Colourful programme
These range from culinary highlights such as a deluxe breakfast in the morning and a traditional asparagus dinner to live music and a disco in the marquee in the evening. And all against the historic backdrop of the city, of which the classics become a part for these days.
Traditional races
Traditionally, there will be two races, an up-and-down race on Friday 29 May and the actual Max Oertz Regatta on Saturday. The races will be included in the Baltic Sea Cup classification. Registration via Manage2Sail is already possible.
Much to see
The arrival of the ships after the races in the historic Neustadt harbour can be observed very well from Unterer Jungfernstieg. After mooring, several of the ships can be viewed at the Open Ship. Among them is a yacht that Max Oertz himself built over 100 years ago and which is still in perfect condition today.
Lasse Johannsen
Deputy Editor in Chief YACHT
