Phuket King?s Cup ข่าวประชาสัมพันธ์ “Phuket King?s Cup”

H.E. Air Chief Marshal Chalit Phukbhasuk as the Personal Representative of H.M. the King presided over the 33rd Phuket King's Cup Regatta Royal Award Ceremony held at the Kanda Hall, Beyond Resort Kata, in Phuket, the Principal Host Sponsor and home of

Defending champion and veteran Australian sailor Ray Roberts clocked up five wins from eight races on his boat Team Hollywood to win the top flight IRC Zero class at the 33rd Phuket King's Cup Regatta, which finished on Saturday. Despite some serious

The 33rd Phuket King's Cup Regatta has welcomed the newly launched Belt and Road International Regatta from Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, People's Republic of China as a strategic partner with the aim of further developing the sport of sailing in

Unlike many previous years, when the organizers prayed for a breeze, there was too much wind for many of the boats as the fleet contesting the 33rd Phuket King's Cup Regatta prepared to race on Friday morning. Only five of the nine classes were able to

While the big boats had a rest day on Thursday, the large dinghy fleet as well as the radio-controlled boats made waves at the 33rd Phuket King's Cup Regatta. A total of 120 mostly young sailors contested five classes in the International Dinghy Fleet

Photo Caption: Fred Rocha (3rd front roll), the Chairman for the International One-Meter Class and Vipart Promsunthorn (4th from left), Secretary, Thai Radio-Controlled Sailing Club took photo together with radio controlled sailor before racing in the

With the 33rd edition of Phuket King's Cup Regatta underway, another sponsor has come on board to be part of Asia's most prestigious sailing event. RMA Group, a strategic partner of the annual Phuket King's Cup Regatta, and co-sponsor Ford, RMA Group's

Thailand's former world Optimist champion and two-time Asian Games gold medalist Noppakao Poonpat transferred her skills from the small boats to the big ones to register a first and second in the two races held on Wednesday at the 33rd Phuket King's Cup

Defending champion Ray Roberts bounced back to take the provisional overall lead in the top flight IRC Zero class on the second day of racing at the 33rd Phuket King's Cup Regatta on Tuesday. Roberts, an Australian businessman and a veteran of the Asian

Good, steady wind and some very close racing helped get the 33rd edition of the annual Phuket King's Cup Regatta off to an exciting start on Monday. A total of 75 boats are contesting 10 classes in this year's regatta, as well as a large fleet taking

Asia's premier sailing event, the prestigious Phuket King's Cup Regatta, celebrates its 33rd year from 30 November-7 December, 2019. With 10 classes of Keelboats and Multihulls and six International Dinghy Classes, and the new IOMC class, the regatta

Mr. Pariyawit Achariyachai, Director of Business Development, Kata Group Resorts Thailand, the Principle Host Sponsor for the 32nd Phuket King's Cup Regatta, presents awards to the winner of the Keelboats and Multihulls on the 5th race day at the

Mr. Pariyawit Achariyachai, Director of Business Development, Kata Group Resorts Thailand, the Principle Host Sponsor for the 32nd Phuket King's Cup Regatta, presents awards to the winner of the Keelboats and Multihulls on the 5th race day at the

His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn Bodindradebayavarangkun graciously assigned H.E. Air Chief Marshal Chalit Phukbhasuk as the Personal Representative of H.M. the King to preside over the 32st Phuket King's Cup Regatta Royal Award Ceremony held at the

The second day of racing in the 32nd Phuket King's Cup Regatta on Tuesday was a testing one for the skippers and their crews as the wind dropped but the competition on the water hotted up. With light winds of about 10 knots at the start – much less

With good winds of about 15 knots returning for the final day of the 32nd Phuket King's Cup Regatta on Saturday, some exciting racing was held off the south-western tip of the resort island as one of Asia's biggest sailing events came to a close. With

Conditions were more suitable for water-skiing than sailing on the Andaman Sea off the south-western tip of Phuket on Friday with the lack of wind leaving the large fleet of keelboats and multihulls unable to race. After being almost becalmed for three

The International Dinghy Classes took center stage on Thursday at the annual Phuket King's Cup Regatta as the keelboats and multihulls enjoyed a rest day. A total of 107 youngsters took to the Andaman Sea off the south-western tip of Phuket for their

A stiff breeze of 15 to 20 knots off south-western Phuket on Wednesday morning provided near perfect conditions for the large fleet of boats contesting this year's King's Cup Regatta, allowing the organizers to hold three races in some classes. While

The 32nd Phuket King's Cup Regatta was off to a flying start on Monday with a strong breeze of up to 17 knots, allowing race organizers to hold two races in all classes off the southern part of the resort island. In the top flight IRC Zero Class –

Asia's premier sailing event and the prestigious Phuket King's Cup Regatta, celebrates its 32nd year at its traditional base the Beyond Resort Kata, Phuket, from 1-8 December. With 11 classes of Keelboats and Multihulls and 6 classes of International

The 32nd Phuket King's Cup Regatta will once again be hosted from December 1-8, 2018. Asia's biggest and the most prestigious sailing regatta will be held at its traditional home on the popular resort island of Phuket in southern Thailand and this year

On Thursday, December 9th 2017, His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn Bodindradebayavarangkun graciously assigned H.E Air Chief Marshal Chalit Phukbhasuk as Personal Representative of H.M. the King to preside over the 31st Phuket King's Cup Regatta Royal

It's been a week of consistently excellent winds (and gusts which peaked at 25 knots at times), but lighter conditions appeared for Day Four. This had the potential to alter standings heading into today, as well as tomorrow's conclusion of racing. Today

Perfect breezes at 12-15 knots on top of two whole days of strong wind had the swells riding higher today, and conditions that were way more "Rock 'n' Roll". Nevertheless, it's time to set up the early runners and riders at the midweek point. Kevin

Day Two kicked off as strongly as yesterday had ended with consistent, shifting and challenging winds; a day demanding of well-drilled crews and months invested prior in slickly executed technical nous. Limited margins for raising spinnakers demanded

The exciting prospect of week-long strong winds and fast sailing conditions is extremely tantalizing, and Phuket looks set to deliver as promised. Race Day One kicked off with some of the best conditions seen at the PKCR in recent years, winds around 19

In Photo (from Left): M.L. Tridhosyuth Devakul; Kevin Whitcraft, President of the Phuket King's Cup Regatta Organizing Committee; Norapat Plodthong, Phuket Governor; Rear Admiral Arkom Tang-on, Deputy Commander, Third Naval Area Command, the Yacht Racing