From scrutineering to the final prize giving, the Asia-Pacific Qualifier runs over five days of Energy Class racing, open conferences and tech talks — most of it free and open to the public.
The Energy Class racing live on Darwin waterfront
Open conferences with industry, academia and institutions.
Teams present the technology behind their prototypes.
Indicative programme, dates to be confirmed. Additional activities (exhibitions, side conferences) may be added by the organiser.
Teams and boats parade to open the Qualifier on Day 3 — free to watch from the Waterfront.
Trophies for the top three teams, the Tech Talk Prize and the announcement of who qualifies for Monaco.
The Energy Class racing live on Darwin Waterfront
Walk the team paddocks and the race village to meet engineers and see the boats up close.
Activities run roughly 10:00–17:00 on public days (D2–D5). Day 1 is closed to the public.
Most of the on-shore and on-water programme is free and open to all — family-friendly.
