2027 World Championship bid to host by Thai association
The Thailand OK Association together with the Royal Varuna Yacht Club in Pattaya, Thailand has put in a bid to…
Following the worldwide upturn in the International OK Dinghy in the 2010’s and 20’s, the revival has reached Thailand. A build programme is in progress in 2021 to build 10 new dinghies, strongly supported by a sponsor. Private sailors also plan to build at least two more.
The decision to re-start building boats in Thailand was easy given the historical significance in the country with the Thai King Bhumibol (RIP) sailing OK dinghies extensively, and building several with his own hands. Photos documenting his sailing and boat building skills were on display next to the mold for he new builds, which perhaps represent the future of the class in Thailand.
The Thailand OK Association together with the Royal Varuna Yacht Club in Pattaya, Thailand has put in a bid to…
In November, OKDIA secretary, Robert Deaves and OKDIA TC Chair Alistair Deaves undertook a very successful site visit to the…
Results of the 2024 Thailand National Championship
December 16 – 18 By the National Thai Secretary The Thailand Open Nationals was held as part of the Sportsday…
14 – 16 December report by Morten Jakobsen A total of 25 OK Dinghies took part in the 2021 Sportsday…
15 – 17 December OK(A): boat built in Thailand OK(B): boat built outside Thailand Results Pos Sailno. Name Class R1…
Yacht Racing Association Of Thailand, Hun Hin, Thailand, 24 – 30 April Link: Yacht Racing Association Of Thailand Results Pos…
Yacht Racing Association Of Thailand, Hun Hin, Thailand, 3 – 8 August Link: Yacht Racing Association Of Thailand Results Pos…
Yacht Racing Association Of Thailand, Hun Hin, Thailand, 29 July – 2 August Link: Yacht Racing Association Of Thailand Results…
Yacht Racing Association Of Thailand, Hua Hin, Thailand, 1 – 3 August Link: Yacht Racing Association Of Thailand From Long…