Attracting an increasing range of Asia Pacific, North American and European-flag yachts, the third RAJA MUDA SELANGOR INTERNATIONAL REGATTA was surely an event to be remembered. From 19-27 November 1992, 45 yachts from 12 different countries raced to be the top while enjoying the Malaysian cities, towns, islands, cultures and cuisines.

With the 1991-92 Europa Round-the-World Rally that celebrated the 500th anniversary of Christopher Columbus' trans-Atlantic voyage and the dawn of possibly united Europe, the RAJA MUDA SELANGOR INTERNATIONAL REGATTA was also linked in, adding substantiality to the fleet.

Significant changes for the Regatta was made; the Pangkor-Penang leg was raced as well and the best two of three races was counted for the Raja Muda Cup. The optional triangles are retained and score separately to make up a five-race event.

The Third Raja Muda International Regatta is seen to have achieved many objectives, from the rising interest in sailing as a sport in Malaysia, and acceleration in the development of marine leisure facilities in the country.