2nd May Media Release

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New Under-18s junior race introduced to the Lamma 500 this year.

Sixty-four dragon boats teams, including the Seven Seas Dragons from Australia, and Under-18 junior teams from around Hong Kong will compete in the 8th annual Hill Dickinson in Association with Laracy & Co. Lamma International Dragon Boat Festival 2014 being staged at Tai Wan To Beach on Lamma Island this Sunday 4th May 2014.

“The Lamma 500 has welcomed teams from Dubai, North America, Singapore, Philippines and now Australia. We strive to continue to open the event to overseas teams for the good of Hong Kong and Dragon Boating,” said Festival Director Mr Brad Tarr.

“We are dedicated to ensure our event is open to as many people as possible and now our youngest paddlers are just 12 years old in the new junior race. It is all very exciting!” commented Mr Tarr

“The Lamma 500 is one of the most exciting, colourful and friendly sporting events of its kind in Hong Kong but gives away nothing in competitive spirit.” said Mr Damien Laracy, of Laracy & Co.

The Lamma 500 offers food and refreshment stands, showers and changing facilities for competitors, and plentiful clean, dry toilet facilities from Toi Toi for competitors and spectators. Entry for spectators is free.

For further information contact:

Brad Tarr at [email protected] or

Gina Miller at [email protected] or

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