Racing into 2024
Speed@Seawork 2024, the sector-specific feature of Seawork, Europe’s leading commercial marine exhibition, is to be hosted by the Royal Ocean Racing Club (RORC) in Cowes, UK on Monday 10 June 2024.
The RORC Cowes Clubhouse is currently being refurbished and extended to offer fantastic new conference and hospitality facilities, that overlook the mouth of Cowes Harbour and the Solent beyond. These Clubhouse improvements provide a perfect venue for hosting the Speed@Seawork event, with berthing facilities opposite the entrance.
Offering knowledge sharing, networking, exhibiting, sponsorship and demonstration opportunities, Speed@Seawork focusses on the fast vessels, and associated equipment, that operate at high speed in
the field of security intervention and Search And Rescue.
Held in partnership with SMI (Society of Marine Industries), Speed@Seawork hosts an international field of delegates from the defence and specialist sectors, offering opportunities to participate in sea-trials, enjoy
fast manoeuvres, equipment demonstrations and keynote presentations from Procurement and MOD
personnel.
Delegates attending include international Defence Attachés. 2023 saw Bahrain; Bosnia and Herzegovina; Jordan; Kosovo; Maldives; New Zealand; Montenegro; South Africa; Ukraine and United States represented.
Joe Hall, Head of Operations at RORC, said, “The Royal Ocean Racing Club is well versed in the importance of design, speed and performance; being at the forefront of international offshore racing. We are therefore delighted to be hosting the 2024 Speed at Seawork’s event from our new Clubhouse facilities on Castle Hill,
Cowes. Just minutes away from the berthing at Trinity Landing and with views across the Solent, the Clubhouse will provide the perfect base for this prestigious and important event.”
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