Race Documents and Race Website

RORC Race Webpage

Event Schedule

Shedule

Divers

Harbour, how to get here


MarinaBay Helsinki

Helsinki information

My Helsinki information portal

Contact information

  • Sail repairsOne Sails Finland, +358 50 5975773, +358 400131371
  • Chandlery Marnela, +358 6841 7600, myynti@marnela.com
  • Trailers and containers contact Ari Känsäkoski +358 40 3546914
  • Everything else:
  • Ari Känsäkoski, +358 40 3546914
  • Jan Paukkunen, +358 40 7273416

Recycling instructions


The event is recycling its waste with the ZEROchallenge recycling method. Waste is recycled into eight different categories.
Yachts sailing in the Rochier Baltic Sea Race will get instructions to sort the waste when sailing. Race Marina is equipped with large bins for waste collection. Other recycling bins are located behind the race office.

Link to the guidelines.

Nordic Impact Carbon Offset


For a sustainable event- 2026 RORC Baltic Sea Race strives for low carbon in its own operations

RORC Baltic Sea Race has partnered with Nordic Impact to increase the sustainability of the event. Nordic Impact is to calculate the carbon footprint of the race organisation, guide the organisation to reduce its climate impact.

Carbon footprint calculation is guided by the internationally best-known and most used calculation standard, the Greenhouse
Gas Protocol. The calculation takes into account emissions from own operations such as fuel use and energy consumption. Also emissions from the value chain, such as purchased products, logistics and waste management are included.

Nordic Impact is a leading expert company in climate responsibility founded in 2008. As a pioneer in the field, we have helped our numerous Nordic customers become more sustainable for more than 15 years. We offer comprehensive sustainability consulting regarding companies’ environmental impact, social responsibility, and governance (ESG) amid the
challenges and opportunities presented by tightened regulations and a changing operating environment.

Please read more about our services here.

The Baltic Sea Challenge


We invite organisations in the Baltic Sea region to commit to protecting the Baltic Sea and its nearby waters. At the same time, we invite the actors to join the extensive Baltic Sea Challenge network, which allows its members to share information, carry out water protection measures and learn together to improve the status of our waters. Together, we can make our vision of a clean, productive and shared Baltic Sea a reality.

Sign a commitment for the Baltic Sea!

Clean, productive and shared Baltic Sea. Is that what your organisation values as well? Join our network of more than 300 organisations, working every day for the benefit of the Baltic Sea.

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We Save the Baltic Sea and its Heritage

RORC Baltic Sea Race has partnered with John Nurminen Foundation.

The John Nurminen Foundation's primary mission is to save the Baltic Sea and its heritage for future generations. As an active protector of marine nature, the foundation leads concrete, results-oriented environmental projects aimed at reducing eutrophication, preventing hazardous chemical emissions from maritime traffic, and improving oil spill response capabilities. Their work also focuses on restoring underwater habitats to combat biodiversity loss across the region, working closely with various authorities and international partners.

In addition to environmental conservation, the foundation serves as a dedicated guardian of maritime culture. They actively publish maritime literature, organize cultural exhibitions—such as showcasing historical sea charts—and coordinate the annual Baltic Sea Day to raise public awareness. Through these cultural and educational efforts, the foundation ensures that the unique history, art, and traditions of the Baltic Sea remain vibrant and accessible to everyone.