Concord Pacific Dragon Boat
Festival 協平世博龍舟節

Please go to concorddragonboatfestival.ca/alerts for our racer alerts. Please visit dragonboatbc.ca/covid19 for our communicable disease prevention protocols.

Waivers, Rosters, and System Use Information

How to set up your team online 20.01
How to enter team members and create a roster 22.02

Only digital waivers and rosters are accepted for teams racing at Dragon Boat BC events. Please submit these online at register.dragonboatbc.ca. Free online clinics to show team managers how to use the online system are regularly held, and are open for registration online at register.dragonboatbc.ca.

Rules and Regulations

2023 Dragon Boat BC Official Competition Rules and Regulations and Racing Protest Form

NOTE: New rules and regulations for the following year are issued in late Fall/Winter each year.

Race Grids and Results

2024 Concord Pacific Dragon Boat Festival Race Grid – Saturday June 22 – Version 1 of the grid will be published approximately 1 week prior to the event.

2024 Concord Pacific Dragon Boat Festival Race Grid – Sunday June 23 – Version 1 of the grid for timing will be published approximately 1 week prior to the event.

2024 Concord Pacific Dragon Boat Festival Advancements – Sunday June 23 – Version 1 of the grid with team name assignments will be published approximately 9:00 PM on Saturday June 22, with simultaneous email notifications and social media updates, to allow compilation of results from Saturday racing, checking of data, and preparation of the grid for the next day.

Previous Concord Pacific Dragon Boat Festival Results times and results are available at the bottom of this page.

Racer’s Village and Info Documents

2024 Racer Village Tent Assignments published approximately 2-3 days prior to the event.

The 2024 Racer’s Village is in Concord Community Park. Teams are assigned a 20X10 spot within the fenced off zone, and are allowed a maximum of 2 10X10 tents (must be weighted down, and may be left overnight if collapsed down). Stakes are NOT allowed.
Racer Village Parking is open only to 1 car per full team (not Cup or Composite registrations), and entrance is through Carrall and Pacific only. A volunteer will check your parking pass on arrival. ONLY THOSE WITH PARKING PASSES WILL BE ALLOWED IN. If you do not have a parking pass, public pay parking is available at the Rogers Arena South parking lot (use for ride share drop-off and bus drop-off), Chinatown Parkade, under Creekside Community Centre, and Costco.

Captain/Manager/Steersperson Info Documents

Pre-Festival Mandatory Captain/Manager Meeting: A mandatory online meeting will be held to run over the Festival’s operations, general pre-race details, and other important information approximately 1 week prior to the event. Details of this will be sent out in an email notification approximately 1-1.5 months prior to the event. While most parts of the Festival remain similar from year to year, we require attendance from all captains/managers to this event.

Festival Mandatory General Steersperson Meeting: A mandatory in-person meeting will be held on Saturday morning prior to the first race at a time to be determined at the TD Main Stage to run over on-water protocols for general racing.

Festival Mandatory 2K Captain/Manager/Drummer/Steersperson Meeting: A mandatory in-person meeting will be held approximately 1 hour prior to each 2K race on Saturday and Sunday for teams invited to participate in each 2K race to run over on-water protocols for 2K racing (expected to be top 18 mixed teams, top 12 women’s teams, top 6 open teams). Please review the document below for additional turning protocol information.

2,000 M Guts and Glory Map and Turning Protocols

Click here for the 2023 Festival General Map!