Announcement of the first edition of the Mirpuri Foundation Sailing Trophy

Around 50 Offshore Sailing Boats including conventional and high-performance cruisers, are expected for the first edition of the Mirpuri Foundation Sailing Trophy, which will take place in Portugal, home country of the Mirpuri Foundation, this June 27th and 28th. The race will take place between Cascais and Sesimbra, Portugal, details of which will be available in the notice of race. The Clube Naval de Cascais will partner with the Mirpuri Foundation for this event.
 
The winner will be awarded the Mirpuri Foundation Trophy as well prize Money, the value of which will be announced soon. 
 
“The Mirpuri Foundation Sailing Trophy aims to be one of the main sailing events in the world”, says Paulo Mirpuri, President of the Mirpuri Foundation, “Marine conservation is a key cornerstone of our activities at the Foundation and provides the inspiration for The Mirpuri Foundation Sailing Trophy. We believe in the power of sport to bring people together and raise awareness for the challenges our planet is facing. Sailing provides us with a direct link to the beautiful but fragile oceans that we all rely on so heavily.”
 
The Mirpuri Foundation Sailing Trophy will be a plastic-free sustainable regatta, and a charitable event, with team registration fees in this first edition of the race being supported by the Mirpuri Foundation and donated to Marine Conservation programs. 
 
The Mirpuri Foundation will once again innovate by promoting the first health controlled Race in the world, with a dedicated medical team ensuring all staff and sailors are in good health and free from the virus covid-19, including the use of new generation tests that will give the result in less than 15 minutes.
 
Teams can obtain further information by contacting Mirpuri Foundation Sailing Trophy, email: mfst@mirpurifoundation.org 
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