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Noble Marine supports RS Class Association for Noble Marine National Championships

by RS Class Association 15 Aug 2024 08:15 UTC
2023 Noble Marine RS800 Nationals © William Stacey

Noble Marine are proud to be sponsors of the RS Class Association, as this is one of the most active and well supported class of dinghies.

With over 30 years' marine insurance experience, Noble Marine is widely regarded for providing excellent cover. All claims are handled by the in-house team so claims can be settled quickly and a suitable repairer found if needed. All RS Class Association members benefit from a 10% discount on their annual dinghy insurance. Find more information here:

www.noblemarine.co.uk/resources/class-associations

Noble Marine is thrilled to continue their long-established relationship with the RS Class Association. We wish well to the RS700 and RS800 competitors in the 2024 Noble Marine National Championships at Hayling SC, and to the RS100, RS300 and RS600 sailors going to the Noble Marine National Championships at Eastbourne Sovereign Sailing Club. We are sure an exciting and highly competitive time will be had by all at such great sailing venues.

Website: www.noblemarine.co.uk

RS100, RS300 and RS600 Noble Marine National Championship at Eastbourne Sovereign Sailing Club 12th to 15th September: www.rs100.org/championships/index.asp?eid=2490

RS700 and RS800 Noble Marine National Championship at Hayling Island Sailing Club 12th to 15th September: www.rs700.org/championships/index.asp?eid=2493

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