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There are 1,858 boats registered for the Barcolana58
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There are 1,858 boats registered for the Barcolana58

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  • There are 1,858 boats registered for the Barcolana58 regatta, which will take place tomorrow morning in the Gulf of Trieste.
  • Registration closed at 7pm this evening and the departure is set for 10.30am in front of the Vittoria Lighthouse, with good weather conditions and light bora up to 19 knots.

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The Barcolana is a historic international sailing regatta that takes place every year in the Gulf of Trieste, attracting participants from all over the world.

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There are 1,858 boats registered for the Barcolana58 regatta, which will take place tomorrow morning in the Gulf of Trieste. The organization made this known, recalling that registrations closed at 7pm this evening. This is one of the highest numbers ever. The departure is set for tomorrow morning in the waters in front of the Victory Lighthouse, at 10.30 when the traditional cannon shot is scheduled.

The forecast weather conditions are essentially good with perhaps a little cloudy sky and very light bora wind with gusts of up to a maximum of 19 knots.

Open Questions

  • Which boat will win edition 58?
  • How many nations will be represented among the crews?

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