Surf to City Yacht Race

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The 2019 Surf to City Yacht Race will be held on the 9th February. Mark your diaries now. — 4 months 1 week ago

The 2019 Surf to City will be held on either the 26th Jan (Australia Day Long Weekend) or the 9th Feb. The logistic… https://t.co/Ypn9xz3rR2 — 5 months 2 weeks ago

We are thrilled to announce QantasLink as naming rights sponsors of the 70th Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Race. Entr… https://t.co/LJ6yK9V0iY — 8 months 2 weeks ago

Results are now on the website. Check them out here https://t.co/rOCUBwHH22 — 8 months 4 weeks ago

We would love to see your footage or photo's that competitors have taken during the race. If you have any that you… https://t.co/aP6uOXXTcJ — 8 months 4 weeks ago

It has been a Fast & Furious race this year! There are lots of tales to tell so join us for the presentation & cel… https://t.co/j6lGMtgB0b — 8 months 4 weeks ago

The last boats have finished with Tequilla coming in at 00:13.09 and Crews Control at 00:19.40 — 9 months 3 hours ago

2018 Results

21 Jan 2018 - 15:22

Race Facts & Stats

14 Nov 2017 - 16:17

2017 Results

29 Jan 2017 - 14:24

2016 Results

10 Feb 2016 - 14:04

2016 Photo Gallery

3 Feb 2016 - 11:43

Surf to City Video's

27 Jan 2016 - 16:10

2015 Photo Gallery

30 Jan 2015 - 20:56

2015 Results

25 Jan 2015 - 15:36

About the Race

The 26th anniversary race will be held on the

9th February 2019

No other race in Australia consists of two fleets, an offshore and inshore fleet, both starting and finishing at the same place. The Surf to City Yacht Race is also one of a handful of races that see both monohull and multihull yachts compete against each other. Held in January, the Surf to City is now in its 26th year. In 2016, the Surf to City attracted over 110 of the most influential yachts in Queensland and northern New South Wales ranging in size from the mighty Black Jack to 7m trailer sailors. The Inshore Fleet is usually a day race. The course follows the main channel from Southport to Brisbane past all of the islands in the southern part of Moreton Bay. The Offshore Fleet is a day/night race. Starting off the Southport Seaway, the yachts head north around Cape Moreton to enter Moreton Bay and then to the finish. The race is organised and hosted by Queensland Cruising Yacht Club and run in association with Southport Yacht Club.