Organisers

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南丫島漁民娛樂會

Lamma Fishermen’s Association

 

Media Partners

Lamma-zine website
 

Official Charity

 

Ferry Timetable

Check the ferry schedule between Yung Shue Wan (Lamma Island) and Central (Hong Kong Island)

 

Team Links

Lamma Ladies

Date confirmed for next year’s Festival:
15th May 2011

 

‘The Lamma 500’

2010 Lamma International Dragon Boat Festival
16th May 2010

Highlights of the Lamma 500 2010

Courtesy of Media Partners SO-U TV
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Wai Luen Development Ltd South Eagles, 2010 Open Champions, are presented with their trophy by title sponsor Damien Laracy. See all photos of Prize Winners

2009 Race Results

Open Cup Champions

Wai Luen Development Ltd South Eagles

Open Cup Runners-up

BCG Stormy Dragons

Open Cup 2nd Runners-up

Liechtenstein Princely Navy

Women’s Cup Champions

BGC Stormy Dragons B

Women’s Cup Runners-up

Lamma Ladies

Women’s Cup 2nd Runners-up

Hoi Fu Jai

Mixed Cup Champions

BGC Stormy Dragons

Mixed Cup Runners-up

HKIPC Mixed A

Mixed Cup 2nd Runners-up

Lantau Boat Club

Open Plate Champions

Southside Massive Urban Gorillas

Mixed Plate Champions

CX Dragon Boat Team

1,000m Open Champions

Wai Luen Development Ltd South Eagles

1,000m Women’s Champions

BGC Stormy Dragons B

1,000m Men’s Champions

HKIPC Mixed A

Lamma 500 Photo Contest Winning Entry by Guy Miller

Lamma Dragons in the SCMP
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Photo gallery of Awards Presentation

Photo gallery by Guy Miller

Photo gallery by Grahame Collins

Photo gallery by Lamma-Gung

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10 May 09: Forty teams line up for the Laracy & Co Lamma International Dragon Boat Festival 2010. Team from Boracay, Philippines to fly in to Hong Kong to compete. Read the full Media Release...

Lamma 500 poster

Lamma 500 poster
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The Lamma Dragons and Thirsty Horse are pleased to announce that they will host the 4th Annual Lamma 500 – International Dragon Boat Festival at Tai Wan To Beach, Lamma Island, on Sunday, May 16th 2010, from approximately 09:00 to 18:00 hrs.

The Lamma Dragons have been a vibrant part of the Hong Kong local and international Dragon Boat community for more than 20 years, and we would be delighted if your club would like to participate in our Festival during this 2010 season.

For those of you who have attended our previous Lamma Festivals, thank you for your fantastic support and we hope that you will also attend this year.

I say, hasn’t Ascot become so passé, my dear? The Lamma 500 is definitely the event to be seen at these days.

Tournament Director Brad Tarr makes an offering to the Goddess Tin Hau during a ceremony at the temple in Yung Shue Wan on Saturday. See more photos

 

This new international sports event will be positioned as one of the top three dragon boat races in Hong Kong, and one of the most attractive for local and overseas teams to compete in.

Tai Wan To pano

Tai Wan To Beach, Lamma Island, with Mount Stenhouse in the distance
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Staged off Tai Wan To Beach (Power Station Beach), the Festival has a spectacular backdrop of the Lamma coastline, overlooked by the imposing peak of Mount Stenhouse.

As a cross-cultural sports event, the Lamma International Dragon Boat Festival features local Chinese and expatriate teams plus oversees teams flying into Hong Kong to compete to make a incredibly diverse melange of sporting and cultural backgrounds.

Promoters of the Festival are the highly experienced sports event management specialists, Thirsty Horse, who’s portfolio includes international soccer, tennis, athletics and cricket events.

Dragon boating is a popular sport in Hong Kong and internationally and has a positive, healthy, outdoor sporting lifestyle image which can be leveraged by sponsors for brand and product association across a whole range of products and services.

2010 Supporters

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