2026 South American Championship
December 4-8, 2026

HOSTED BY

Yacht Club Argentino
Buenos Aires, ARG

RACE BEGINS IN ...


2023 Star South American Championship Day 2

Day Two of South Americans in Rio de Janeiro was raced with a nice south-southeast winds ranging from 10 and 14 knots of speed, providing great disputes, with different winners.

In the first regatta, the team Admar Gonzaga and Ronald Seifert won head to head. In the second regatta, the bullet went to Lars Grael and Mauricio Bueno who opened up the lead in the championship.

Highlight for the young sailor Antonio Moreira, together with his father Arcelio, they sailed very well and are now placed second in the championship.

2023 South American Championship Day 1

The South American Championship is being organized by the VII District and hosted by the Centenary Iate Clube of Rio de Janeiro.

The fleet, made up of 21 boats, has teams from the Netherlands and Argentina, as well as great traditional sailors from the hosting club, such as John King, Peter Eduardo Siemsen, Alan Adler and Lars Grael, the latter two world champions.

The first 2 races were held in Guanabara Bay with winds of 10 to 13 knots from the south.

Lars Grael and Mauricio Bueno won the first race and young Antonio Moreira won the second regatta with his father Arcelio as his crew.

2 more regattas scheduled for today with wind forecast similar to yesterday.

Grael/Bueno lead South Americans on Day 1

In a battle of World Champions, Lars Grael and Mauricio Bueno lead Alaln Adler/Arthur Lopes after day 1 of the South American Championships, being sailed out of Iate Clube de Rio de Janeiro.  Third is the youth team of Antoni & Arcelio Moreira followed by Leandro and Lucas Altolaguirre of Argentina with Andre Vita Diomelli and Marcelo Sansone in 5th.  22 boats have registered for the event with racing to continue through Sunday.

Youth & Junior Star Sailors!  U30 Star Teams!

We would like to hear from you!
If you are considering attending this event, send an email so that we can help you with the entry process and provide you with support.

The Class will do our best to help with
·         Charter Boats – free or low-cost
·         Accommodation – free or low-cost
·         Reduced entry fees – discounted for U30 teams (if organizers agree to IGC policy)
·         Other support – transportation, vehicle, stipend etc...

Should you be serious about this event, we can certainly provide with a list of all benefits available for you and your team.  But we can only do this if we know you are coming, so:

Do not hesitate to reach out to the Class today with your specific needs, we might already be working on a solution.

office@starclass.org

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Important Dates

Sunday, November 15, 2026
Standard Entry Deadline

Thursday, December 03, 2026
Final Entry Deadline

Friday, December 04, 2026
1000 - 1800 Registration, Boat Inspection, Crew Weigh-In
1900 Opening Ceremony

Saturday, December 05, 2026
0900 - 1100 Registration, Boat Inspection, Crew Weigh-In
1100 Competitors Meeting
1400 1st Warning Signal
After Racing Social Event

Sunday, December 06, 2026
1400 1st Warning Signal
After Racing Regatta Dinner

Monday, December 07, 2026
1300 1st Warning Signal
1600 Latest Time for Warning Signal
1900 Awards Ceremony

TBD Reserve Day