50th King Island Race: Forget sheep stations – entrants playing for crayfish
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ORCV scoops Australian Sailing Victoria Awards
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Peter Davison named Victorian Offshore Sailor of the Year
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Melbourne's Christmas yacht races draw huge fleets
The historic Rudder Cup. Photo ORCV. Close× Melbourne’s Christmas yacht races draw huge fleets 23 December 2020 Victoria’s yacht racing community will be out in force between Christmas and New Year as sailors shake off the cobwebs after a long winter in lockdown. More than 120 entries have been received for the Ocean Racing Club of Victoria’s two Christmas events, the Cock of the Bay and the Rudder Cup. Cock of the Bay A record fleet of 106 yachts will face the Cock of the Bay starter at Port Melbourne on Boxing Day before racing 22nm to Mornington. The course takes them along the nor...
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Melbourne is yacht racing capital of Australia this Christmas
Melbourne is yacht racing capital of Australia this Christmas by ORCV 23 Dec 2020 20:56 UTC Ambition under pressure from Antagonist during the 2018 Cock of the Bay yacht race , Australia on December 26 2018 © Dave Hewison Cock of the Bay has attracted more than 100 entries while the Melbourne Devonport Race is now Australia's only interstate yacht race to be held over the Christmas period. Victoria's yacht racing community will be out in force between Christmas and New Year as sailors shake off the cobwebs after a long winter in lockdown. More than 120 entries have been r...
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