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AusChamps
2026 AusChamps
Day 1 - Saturday 18th April - Premier/Juniors/BCP/ACP - 200m + 2000m turn race (Open/Women)
Day 2 - Sunday 19th April - Premier/Juniors/BCP/ACP - 500m + 2000m turn race (Mixed)
Day 3 - Monday 20th April - Australian Championships (State Day) - 500m + 1000m turn race
Day 4 - Tuesday 21st April - Seniors (A/B/C) - 500m
Day 5 - Wednesday 22nd April - Seniors (A/B/C) - 200m
Day 6 - Thursday 23rd April - Seniors (A/B/C) - 2000m turn race (Mixed/Open/Women)
Venue: Lake Kawana, Bokarina, Sunshine Coast, QLD
Bulletin 1 - click to download
Bulletin 2 - click to download
Bulletin 3 - click to download
Click here to download the Site Map
Click here for the Race Program
Click here for revSPORT instructions - entering crew lists
Click here to download Team Managers powerpoint presentation
Click here to download the 2026 Souvenier Book
Click on the link below to view footage from 2025 AusChamps on AusDBF Youtube channel
https://www.youtube.com/@australiandragonboatfederation
Click on the link below to access the 2025 revSPORT live online results
https://www.ausdbf.com.au/regattas/
NOTE: Shoes with enclosed toes must be worn at the AusChamps in the marshalling and boat loading areas, and particularly in the water. This is what has been determined as appropriate footwear for safety reasons at this particular event location. To confirm, 'enclosed toes' includes footwear that covers the toes but has openings to let water drain out, such as plastic shoes with small drainage holes in the sides and tops of the toes. Thongs ('jandals' for Kiwis), and sandals, for example, are not permitted. Boat loading can be from the beach, so there may be opportunity to place shoes in basket immediately before getting in the boat. Shoes must be worn for beach loading, and at any time feet are in the water.