I hope you are well in these strange times and all your dear ones too. As you know this year I'm planning to organize WPSC and ICCA - both regattas at the same time. Base will be marina Hramina on Murter island and we are planning to visit islands Šolta, Brač and Hvar - but all that depends on weather conditions because distances are quite a factor here. Anyhow, now it is really necessary to know the number of crews which want to participate. That's because we must close the enrolments and close payments as well. So please read info about both events again and please send me your answer if you have any attention to participate. I understand the time is not quite good for final decisions, but it will help a lot to me if I know your decision even if you can't participate. THANK YOU for your answer in advance.

DETAILS:

Both regattas will be held from 11th to 18th Sept 2021

9 teams already paid first fee:
-Top Cops
- Cobra
- Lucerne PST
- Hong Kong
- Slovenija PST
- PSNI I
- PSNI II
- Metropolitan London
- Dorset

Also 5 teams send inquiries or enrolments to ICCA regatta, but that's still unclear what to do with it. Perhaps it is really better to have traditional ICCA in 2022. All depends on Covid situation and teams which want to participate. Question is if only 3 or 5 teams will participate in ICCA - will be that official ? Perhaps it is better to have ICCA in 2022. Think about that too and please give me an answer. *

WPSC 2021:
Bavaria 41 with Gennaker, fee is 4.000,00 € + cca 250 €

ICCA 2021:
Bavaria 46, fee is 3.900,00 € + additional cca 250 € - it could be competition or just "tourist" sailing with WPSC fleet *

FEE INCLUDE:

5 dinners for 6 persons
organization costs
transit log
final cleaning
bedding
parking for 2 cars
WiFi (unlimited)
gennaker-WPSC
Mandatory payments at check in:
Tourist tax: 1,35 €/person/day
Deposit or deposit insurance

P.S.: Some teams already sent me an answer saying they can't participate because they don't have a crew, or regarding Covid situation or other reasons.
But still please give me an answer again so I will have all here at one place.

Franjo Stančin
ICCADRIA
E-mail: info@iccadria.com
Mobile phone: 00 386 41 715 204
Web: www.iccadria.com

I wish to inform you that the situation in Croatia is improving, and people are also very positive about everything. After all, Spring is at the gates, and we like to say we see a light at the end of the tunnel. But anyhow, the road to defeat this disease is still unclear. I'm happy that September is "far away" from now so we will have a clear picture before our events. Anyhow I must inform you that the deadline to send IE and first payments are missed. I know we have all problems with everything about Covid19 situation, but let's think positive here. I need to know the number of crews in the case everything will be OK, so please just send IE if you want to participate, so I can assure the boats.

Regarding the first payment the new deadline is end of March, I'm sure the charter company will approve that regarding the situation.

3. Boats: Bavaria 41 C with gennaker only for WPSC, Bavaria 46 c for the ICCA

5. Entry: send Initial Enrolment asap and then first payment 2.000,00 € by 31.01.2021. Second payment 2.000,00 € should be sent by 15th August 2021.

I hope we will overcome this situation with Covid 19 and meet in September 2021. So here are some details about it.
World Police Sailing Championship 2021 will be combined with the ICCA regata, if there will be enough interest of course.

1. Homeport: marina Hramina on Murter island, Croatia
2. When: 11th September to 18th September 2021
3. Boats: Bavaria 41 C with gennaker only for WPSC, Bavaria 46 c for the ICCA
4. Fee: 4.000,00 € + 250 € on check in
5. Entry: send Initial Enrolment asap and then first payment 2.000,00 € by 31.01.2021. Second payment 2.000,00 € should be sent by 15.th August 2021.

All prices are calculated for 6 persons. So far we have 11 teams for WPSC:

1. AUT Top Cops
2. AUT Cobra
3. SUI Lucerne PST
4. SUI SC Kapo Zurich
5. HK Hong Kong
6. UK PSNI I
7. UK PSNI II
8. UK Metropolitan London
9. UK Cleveland UK
10. UK Dorset
11. SLO Slovenija PST

We have also some other teams which confirmed participation, but they are waiting for this newsletter. Please send Initial enrolments as soon as possible so we can ensure the boats. We are 100% sure there will be a huge demand for the boats next year, especially in Autumn.

ICCA/WPSC committee could change the program regarding weather conditions or other significant causes.

These last days I am calculating and calculating expenses to organize WPSC&ICCA 2021. Nobody can tell what will be then in September 2021, but I truly hope and believe we will meet.

So far I can say calculated fee is about 4.000,00 € for WPSC and little less for ICCA + about 250 € additional costs like always, but we will try to get some more discount on the boats - due to all this trouble with Covid 19 and also the fact we/you already paid some additional amount of the fee in advance to the charter. I can't help a lot here - boats are simply much more expensive in September then in October. Anyhow we will see what we could manage to do. Like always I will try to lower the costs as much as I can.

All prices are calculated for 6 persons, 6 dinners in the program on the picture. We will visit at least two more main islands in Dalmatia - Hvar and Brač.

ICCADRIA
E-mail: info@iccadria.com
Mobile phone: 00 386 41 715 204
Web: www.iccadria.com

Dear friends and colleagues

Obviously we are living in the hard times. Nobody is safe, nobody is certain what is real and what is not. The fact is Covid 19 has a great influence on our lives, our homes, our families. We can't argue with that. Anyhow I am, and I hope we all are "optimists", and we still see the light at the end of that tunnel. I have been thinking a lot these days, and I want to share some ideas with the whole "ICCA family". This is only an idea, and please be free to share your thoughts.

Let's say ICCA regatta was 2015, 2017, 2019.... and WPSC was 2016, 2018 and finally 2020 postponed. The Idea is simple - to postpone it to 2022. Next year we will need to relax, we will need something really refreshing to forget 2020. So, my idea is to have a new ICCA sailing week 2021 which is an ICCA regatta but a little more fun. Still we will keep it like a Law Enforcement regatta, like always but we will allow exceptions , so also family members or even friends can participate, but only half of their crew - or something like that. I think that rule will facilitate finding members to fulfil the crew.

But the main change is add more routes and more destinations at the Adriatic, so every evening we will moor in another marina/town/island. I have already had meetings with port authorities, restaurants, even majors of some destinations to see what options we have. So far I can say the best response I have from port Rogoznica and islands Hvar (Jelsa, Pakleni otoci, Hvar), Brač (Bol) and Vis (Vis). So possible routes in one week you can see at the map in attachment. But the real route will always depend on the weather of course and safety.

Again, this is just an idea, WPSC/ICCA 2021 is still scheduled for 11-18 Sept 2021.

Please let's hear from about this:
1. What do you think about it ?
2. What do you think if we moved the dates to October - regarding the Covid situation is perhaps better to have it later (depends when the vaccine will be discovered)

So talk about it and then please let skippers answer these questions.

Thank you - stay safe, stay optimistic

Best regards

Franjo Stančin

ICCADRIA
E-mail: info@iccadria.com
Mobile phone: 00 386 41 715 204
Web: www.iccadria.com

Dear friends

As you already might know WPSC 2020 is moving to 2021 regarding Covid 19 situation. Let's hope until then vaccine will be developed and the world & people will change as much as we must to prevail disease.

Anyhow our plan so far is to organize both events at the same time in 2021. More about this in the future. So far we must reserve the dates. We have two possible dates, and some of the teams already voted on our Facebook group . Most of the crews are happier with September, and if the majority of the teams will follow that pattern.... the decision will be clear. At this point I must warn you again that in September boats are much more expensive like in October so we will be forced to raise a fee from 3.600,00 € up to ??? - anyhow I'm expecting we could still lower the price if we gather about 20 crews and raise will not be unacceptable. That's also the reason we will do both events at the same time - to gather as many boats as we can.

Now please to all the crews - answer if you have intention to participate in our events in 2021, be specific on which event and what do you prefer September or October (where the price stays at 3.600,00 + 250,00 balance).

Crews already voted about dates are Dorset, Cobra, Top Cops, Metropolitan, Kiwis & Weeks, PSNI 1, PSNI 2, Hong Kong, Pacific, Lucerne PST, Girls force 8 and Team Vigilant.

So again possible dates are:
• 11th to 18th Sept 2021 or
• 2nd to 9th Oct 2021
Now it's on you my friends ;-)

Best regards

Franjo Stančin
ICCADRIA
E-mail: info@iccadria.com
Mobile phone: 00 386 41 715 204
Web: www.iccadria.com

Finally our promo video is here. It's made by video clips taken this year of the ICCA regatta in Murter. Anyhow its dedicated to all the ICCA family. Here is the link on YouTube where you can find it. Enjoy it please..

And now I wish you all Merry Christmas and a happy New Year, to you and your dear ones.

Franjo Stančin
ICCADRIA

26/11/19
Update
Franjo already has 10 applications for WPSC 2020. He's hoping that, now there is some separation from the PSUK Champs date, even more entries will come from the UK. A reminder that the Initial Enrolment Form below is available for download and completion. There are also the bank details available below for entering the event.

19/11/19

Dear friends and colleagues,

In newsletter I send you old Initial enrolment which we don't need, so I prepare a new more simple one. (see below)

Again I'm sending you basic info about WPSC 2020. Its 100 € more per team I know, but that's reality, without sponsors we cannot do it "better". About dinners. First day we have Welcome (Bograc) party like in past two events, and one day is free evening without dinner. Please send the IE as soon as you can, because I have 15 boats on reservation, and it will be ended soon.

Here is information about our next event, World Police Sailing Championship 2020:

1. WHEN: WPSC 2020 will be held from 10th to 17th October, 2020
2. WHERE : Marina Hramina, Put Gradine 1, 22243, Murter, Croatia
3. BOATS: Bavaria 41 C (2016/2017) with gennakers, boats are 3 cabins, so 6 berths +1 in the saloon
4. PROGRAM: Saturday - welcome party with bograc and red wine, then we will have races and dinners every evening except one (free evening), one day is possible to sail navigation race (optional) to Kornati islands and have dinner there
5. PAYMENTS:
- Prepayment 1.600,00 € - deadline is end of November we must cover all boats.
- Second payment 2.000,00 € will be next year somewhere until June.
- At the ICCA registration desk fee balance will be amount of 250 €
- If we decide to go to Kornati,tickets to national park cost cca 25 €
- Insurance-deposit at check in on boats and a tourist tax
6. TRANSFERS and APARTMENTS: if you need help - just ask for it.

Please send payment to:

ICCADRIA,
IBAN: HR8524840081107632022.
Jug II 10, 40323 Prelog, Croatia,

Bank details:
Raiffeisen Austria d.d.
Petrinjska 59,
10000 Zagreb,
SWIFT: RZBHHR2X

Best regards

Franjo Stančin
ICCADRIA

E-mail: info@iccadria.com
Mobile phone: 00 386 41 715 204
Web: www.iccadria.com

15th World Police Sailing Championships

23-28 September, 2018
Hramina, Murter island, Croatia

Overall Results
provided with thanks to Franjo Stančin

Sailed: 10, Discards: 1, To count: 9, Entries: 14, Scoring system: Appendix A

Rank	Skipper	Club	Country	R1	R2	R3	R4	R5	R6	R7	R8	R9	R10*	Total	Nett
1st	Mitja Vehovec	Slovenia PST	Slovenia	2.0	2.0	3.0	2.0	4.0	1.0	(5.0)	1.0	3.0	2.0	25.0	20.0
2nd	Roger Schumacher	Lucerne PST	Switzerland	3.0	4.0	(10.0)	1.0	3.0	3.0	1.0	2.0	2.0	4.0	33.0	23.0
3rd	John McVae	PSNI 2	Northern Ireland	5.0	(6.0)	1.0	3.0	1.0	2.0	2.0	3.0	4.0	6.0	33.0	27.0
4th	David Blakemore	Pacific	Australia	8.0	1.0	4.0	(11.0)	2.0	4.0	7.0	4.0	1.0	10.0	52.0	41.0
5th	Rolf Lange	German Oldies	Germany	1.0	7.0	2.0	6.0	7.0	(9.0)	4.0	5.0	5.0	8.0	54.0	45.0
6th	Nick Mason	Met Police SC	Great Britain	4.0	3.0	5.0	5.0	5.0	6.0	6.0	8.0	(10.0)	16.0	68.0	58.0
7th	Andreas Neumann	Austria Police	Austria	7.0	(15.0 DNF)	8.0	4.0	6.0	10.0	8.0	7.0	6.0	12.0	83.0	68.0
8th	Dominique Thurner	KaPo Zurich	Switzerland	6.0	5.0	9.0	9.0	8.0	8.0	(12.0)	9.0	8.0	14.0	88.0	76.0
9th	Justin Shave	Hong Kong	Hong Kong	10.0	10.0	(14.0)	8.0	9.0	7.0	9.0	6.0	7.0	18.0	98.0	84.0
10th	Karl Stefan Holm	Go For The Money	Sweden	(15.0 DSQ)	13.0	6.0	10.0	10.0	5.0	3.0	11.0	11.0	20.0	104.0	89.0
11th	Andreas Schroder	Schleswig Holstein	Germany	(13.0)	11.0	12.0	7.0	11.0	11.0	11.0	10.0	13.0	22.0	121.0	108.0
12th	Gary Bowers	Waterguard	Great Britain	9.0	8.0	7.0	(14.0)	14.0	13.0	10.0	13.0	9.0	28.0	125.0	111.0
13th	Bryan Tucker	Dorset Police	Great Britain	11.0	9.0	13.0	13.0	13.0	(14.0)	13.0	12.0	12.0	24.0	134.0	120.0
14th	Yohnatan Kach	PCV Sailing Team	Switzerland	12.0	12.0	11.0	11.5	12.0	12.0	(14.0)	14.0	14.0	26.0	139.0	125.0
* Race 10 counted for double points

For a selection of pictures taken at the event, See: http://www.iccadria.com/en/gallery/wpsc-2018/

See our 'Reports & Stories' Section for a short report on the event.

The 2016 World Police Sailing Championships were held between 10-17th September in Croatia, based in Split and saw 17 crews compete in matched Benetau 35 foot yachts.

The Met were represented by two teams, Met A, skippered by Mason King and Met B skippered by John Oldham. The Met B team were the current holders of the World Title from 2014 and the Met A team are the current National Champions from last year's PSUK event on the Solent. John Oldham had his usual crew from years gone by and Mason King had a changed crew from his usual team, due mainly to annual leave constraints. Both the crews were partly funded by the MPAA but the vast majority of the entry, charter, accommodation and flight costs were paid for by the crews.

Other crews included PSNI, Devon and Cornwall, City of London, Dorset, Switzerland, Holland, Germany, UK Customs, Hong Kong and Slovinia. Out of the 17 boats entered there were 8 from the UK! A really good UK police showing.

The format of racing was to be a standard two and a half lap windward/leeward course and the organisers, from Slovinia, were aiming for 3 races per day with a total of 12 races for the week.

The weather was forecast as scorching hot with very light winds for the whole week....it turned out to be an accurate forecast!

The first day was to be typical of the week, with no wind until lunchtime the boats headed out to the race area about 4 miles away at about midday in the hunt for a steady wind....all week the average wind speed was 7-10 knots....tricky!

On day 1 the Swiss team, who had been in Croatia with the Hong Kong team the previous week for some practice, put down their marker as the dominant team for the week with a 1st and 2nd place and racing was drawn to a close after two races due to the wind dying. The two Met teams scored a 3rd and a 7th place and a 4th and 7th. Both teams tried to get the hang of the boats and the tricky conditions.

Day two saw John Oldham's Met B crew showing consistency, putting in two top 3 places. Not so the Met A crew, who put in a disappointing performance with some average starts and a slight lack of experience across the crew, which cost them dearly.

Determined to show an improvement the Met A team pulled their socks up on day 3 with a 3rd place in the only race of the day, as the wind died completely halfway through race 2 which was abandoned as a result. Met B scored a 4th.

Although the crews all set off slightly earlier on day 4 in the hope and hunt for wind, it just did not happen and all racing on day 4 was abandoned, with the championships finishing with only 5 races having been sailed, all in very light wind. Slightly disappointing to say the least.

The overall results were Swiss 1st place, Dutch 2nd place and John Oldham's Met B crew winning a well deserved podium place with 3rd. The Met A team finished in a below par 7th place overall.

It was a great week though and we couldn't complain about the amount of sunshine, racing in shorts and T shirts all week, but more and varying wind strengths would have been welcome! Many thanks to Frenk from Slovenia who did a fantastic job organising the event which was superbly run. Kastela Marina in Split were also fantastic hosts.

The next World Championships are scheduled for the September 2018, also to be held in Croatia. The Met offshore racing fraternity are always looking for crews to race with them, mostly in the UK, so if you are interested, please contact the club or John or Mason direct.

13th Police World Sailing Championships
incorporating the PSUK Yacht Racing Championships 2014
held on 18th -23rd May, 2014

The annual P.S.U.K. Offshore Sailing Championships this year took on an international flavour. The Metropolitan Police Sailing Club (M.P.S.C.) had previously taken on responsibility for staging the 2014 UK Championships. Then, during the early stages of planning this event, the club was approached and asked if they would consider staging the Worlds. Australia had previously indicated an intention to stage the Worlds but retracted their offer after not finding a suitable charter fleet.

The World Police Sailing Championships is a bi-annual event and this year was the 13th. The 2010 Worlds took place in Phuket, Thailand and the 2012 event in Hong Kong.

The M.P.S.C. Committee agreed to stage the 2014 Worlds and it was decided that the UK and Worlds could be combined and run in tandem. This meant that all UK teams taking part in the UK Championships would also be eligible to compete in the Worlds.

At the close of entries twelve UK teams had entered and Switzerland, Germany, Netherlands and Hong Kong had signed up to compete in the Worlds.

The Championships were staged in the Solent and Sunsail’s 40 foot Beneteau fleet were chartered. The Sunsail race officer was none other than Pete Walters, retired Nottingham officer and helm of the Nottingham team that has won on numerous occasions over previous years.

Teams assembled at Port Solent on Sunday, 18th May to take over their yachts in preparation for the five day event. The foreign teams had made strenuous efforts to prepare themselves; the Hong Kong Team had chartered an identical yacht in Greece the previous week for race practice. The Swiss team had taken a two day Sunsail course in order to equip themselves to deal with the strong Solent tides, an element they were hitherto unfamiliar with.

From the Monday to Friday a total of twelve races took place, all in the Solent, except for a ‘Round the island’ race on the Thursday. Weather conditions during the week were variable with teams experiencing winds from force two to five. Thursday’s 'Round the island' produced some "interesting" weather with crews subjected to a violent thunder storm and hail stones whilst racing south of the island.

The UK Championships were won by The Metropolitan ‘B’ team skippered by Stuart Jenkins. The Met team achieved no less than six wins from the twelve races. The Metropolitan ‘A’ team were second with four wins and Hampshire were placed third overall. Full results of all races are published elsewhere on this website.

The Worlds overall positions were Met ‘B’ first, Met ‘A’ second, Switzerland third and Hong Kong fourth.

During the week yachts were berthed at The U.K. Sailing Academy in Cowes where meals and bar facilities were made available for crews. On the Tuesday evening a dinner was held at Royal Corinthian Yacht Club, Cowes. This function was attended by Sara Thornton, Thames Valley Chief Constable and chairman of the PSUK Sailing Section. The guest speaker was Nick Craig, six times winner of the Endeavour Trophy. Nick is one of the greatest amateur dinghy sailors of all time with seven world championship titles in a variety of dinghy classes attained over the past decade.

The chosen charity for this year’s event was The Ellen McArthur Trust, and a short presentation was given on the work of the trust, a charity raffle run during the dinner raised Ł1,054.

Next year’s UK Championships will be run by Cleveland Police, no doubt using the Solent venue. The 2016 Worlds venue has yet to be decided, but Germany have already volunteered to host the 2018 Championships.

Police World Sailing Championships 2014
Boat No.	Skipper	Mate	Team	Race 1	Race 2	Race 3	Race 4	Race 5	Race 6	Race 7	Race 8	Race 9	Race 10	Race 11	Race 12	Subtotal	Discard	Discard	Total Points	Final Result
4014	Stuart Jenkins	Nick Mason	Met Police	2	1	5	3	2	1	1	1	1	3	1	5	26	5	5	16	1
4006	Mason King	Bob Mahoney	Met Police	1	2	17	1	1	4	9	2	5	6	5	1	54	9	17	28	2
4029	Roger Schumacher	Franz Vogal	Switzerland	4	5	1	2	8	2	2	3	4	2	17	8	58	17	8	33	3
4031	Justin Shave	Paul Stripp	Hong Kong	6	3	4	7	6	5	8	9	2	1	2	2	55	9	8	38	4
4022	Andrew Buchanan	Richard Griffiths	Hampshire Police	5	4	3	6	11	8	5	8	6	4	10	6	76	10	11	55	5
4008	Alan Beckett	John Snowden	National Crime Agency	9	10	9	5	5	12	7	6	3	5	6	4	81	10	12	59	6
4011	Philip Quinn	Clive Patterson	Northern Ireland	7	12	10	17	3	6	3	7	10	9	3	12	99	12	17	70	7
4027	Ian Ingram	Andrew Carter	West Midlands Police	3	8	11	17	4	11	4	11	14	7	9	7	106	14	17	75	8
4019	Jason Crammer	Lee Mosscrop	Met Police	8	15	7	4	17	9	17	4	12	10	11	3	117	17	17	83	9
4003	Rolfe Lange	Kurt Haarmeyer	Germany	10	7	2	12	9	15	10	13	8	12	4	11	113	13	15	85	10
4026	Marcel Migchelsen	Arthur de Rijk	Netherlands	11	6	6	8	7	3	12	10	9	14	13	17	116	14	17	85	11
4016	Henry Scutt	Andrew Barker	Warwickshire Police	13	9	14	10	10	7	6	5	13	15	8	17	127	15	14	98	12
4028	Tony Riordan	Iain Tribick	Cleveland Police	12	13	11	9	14	14	11	12	7	14	7	17	141	17	14	110	13
4013	Dave Frey	Kevin Wallis	Sussex Police	16	11	12	11	12	10	13	15	11	8	12	10	141	15	16	110	14
4001	Graham Higginson	Charles Pitman	Devon and Cornwall	14	14	13	13	15	13	15	16	16	13	14	9	165	16	16	133	15
4023	Stan Thingsaker	John Walsh	Herts Police	15	16	15	14	13	16	14	14	15	16	15	13	176	16	16	144	16

The 12th Police World Sailing Championships were held in Hong Kong on 21st-27th October, 2012.

For further information, please contact Mr. Joe Tsang, Secretary General IPA Hong Kong by email.

Over the years the IPA sailing fraternity have taken an interest in many international police sailing events and an information document (an Adobe .pdf file) regarding the history and current plans is now available for viewing.

11th Police World Sailing Championship 2010
11th-18th September, 2010 at Lake Constance

The 10th Police World Sailing Championship was held in Koudum, Freisland, in the Netherlands from 13th until 21st September 2008.

10 teams took part representing police teams from Germany, Croatia, Hong Kong, Switzerland, Norway and Holland. The United Kingdom was not represented..

The event was organised by the Friesland Holland Police Sailing Team, contactable via Email to: info@frieslandholland.nl or to Nico Nuyen .

9th Police World Sailing Championship
Phuket, Thailand.
28th October to 4th November, 2006.

The 9th World Police Championships held in Phuket, Thailand drew teams from Europe, Asia and Australasia - with competitors arriving to practise in the previous week before embarking on the hard fought race series in the second week.

The Hong Kong Police Sailing Team emerged as the overall winners of the 10-race series after beating teams from Holland, Australia, Switzerland and England.

During the week, winds were variable but averaged about 6 knots, rising to about 10 towards the end of the week. The lighter winds disadvantaged crews using SO 40s - Switzerland and UK. The boats were allocated by a draw with the majority of the skippers voting to retain the boat drawn on day one. The disparity in the boats resulted in a decision by the skippers that future events will only be held where sufficient boats of the same design are available.

The bulk of the fleet were using SO 350s that were fairly evenly matched. As can be seen from the results the racing was very competitive and the final result was only determined on the final day.

2006 Organiser: Chief Superintendent David Madoc-Jones - madocjones@hotmail.com

The next World Championships will be hosted by the Dutch Police at Freisland in Holland in September 2008, where a significantly larger fleet will be made available.

More information is available on www.ncp.hr , by e-mail: ana.gojceta@ncp.hr
From Aug 2009, Ana's new email address is: ana@amadeusadriatic.hr
or by phone call: +00 385 99 312 0181 (Miss Ana Gojceta)

See 'Reports & Stories' section of this website for results etc., of this event



16th Police World Sailing Championships 2021
	15th Police World Sailing Championships 2018
	14th Police World Sailing Championships 2016
	13th Police World Sailing Championships 2014 incorporating the PSUK Yacht Racing Championships 2014
Sailing at the World Police and Fire Games 2013	12th Police World Sailing Championships 2012
	11th Police World Sailing Championship 2010
IPA Adriatic Cup 2009	10th Police World Sailing Championship 2008
IPA Adriatic Cup 2008	9th Police World Sailing Championship 2006
	Police World Sailing Championships Previous hosts
Results for previous WPSC and Coppers Cup regattas also appear on the ICCA page: http://www.iccadria.com/en/content/icca/results-archives.html

DATE	PORT	09:00	10:00
11 Sept 2021	Marina Hramina, Murter	13:00 check in on boats	16:00 check in at WPSC desk
12 Sept 2021	Hramina - Rogoznica	skippers meeting	parade of sails / navigation to Jelsa
13 Sept 2021	Jelsa, Hvar	skippers meeting	races
14 Sept 2021	Jelsa, Hvar	skippers meeting	races
15 Sept 2021	Bol, Brač	skippers meeting	races/navigation
16 Sept 2021	Rogoznica	skippers meeting	races/navigation
17 Sept 2021	Marina Hramina, Murter	skippers meeting	races
18 Sept 2021	Marina Hramina, Murter	08:00 check out Murter

17:00/18:00	after dinner	program
Welcome party, finger food		Don Karlos live music
Dinner	daily winners ceremony	to be determined later
Dinner	daily winners ceremony	to be determined later
Dinner	daily winners ceremony	to be determined later
NO DINNER free evening	daily winners ceremony	to be determined later
Dinner	daily winners ceremony	to be determined later
Dinner	OVERALL - prize giving ceremony	Baby Kate live music

9th Police World Sailing Championship 9 races to count - 1 discard
Team	R1	R2	R3	R4	R5	R6	R7	R8	R9	R10	Pts	Pos
Hong Kong A	1	1	1	1	1	2	3	4	1	3	14	1st
Amsterdam	2	2	4	3	2	1	2	1	2	1	16	2nd
Friesland	3	3	6	2	4	3	1	2	8	2	26	3rd
Australia	5	4	3	6	3	5	9	3	4	4	37	4th
Out of T'Blue	4	5	2	4	6	4	4	5	6	5	39	5th
Switzerland	7	7	7	5	5	7	7	8	3	6	54	6th
Hong Kong B	6	6	5	7	7	6	5	6	7	7	55	7th
Dorset, UK	8	8	8	8	8	8	6	7	5	8	66	8th

Year	Location	Organiser
1991	Solent	UK
1993	Baltic	Germany
1995	Adriatic	Austria
1997	Adriatic	Croatia
1999	Adriatic	Slovenia
2000	Adriatic	Croatia
2002	Adriatic	Croatia
2004	Phuket, Thailand	Hong Kong
2006	Phuket, Thailand	Hong Kong
2008	Koudum, Freisland, Holland	Friesland Police Sailing Team

15th World Police Sailing Championships

23-28 September, 2018 Hramina, Murter island, Croatia

Overall Results provided with thanks to Franjo Stančin

23-28 September, 2018
Hramina, Murter island, Croatia

Overall Results
provided with thanks to Franjo Stančin