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Inaugural SheSails Combined Clubs Women's Keelboat Regatta starts tomorrow © Shaun McKenna Tasmanian female sailors from clubs across the state are primed for a fast, furious but fun day of sailing in Saturday's inaugural Combined Clubs Women's Keelboat Regatta in Hobart. The star-studded fleet consists of past world and national champions, 'round the world sailors, Olympic hopefuls and women who just love to get out on the water for a sail. Two-time Volvo Ocean Race and multiple Sydney to Hobart race sailor, Sophie Ciszek, is excited to be back racing following the birth of her ...
Whistler - Derwent Yacht Race © Colleen Darcey Whistler has been crowned overall winner of this year's Innovative Electrical King of the Derwent. Owned and skippered by Drew Latham the boat performed well in a fleet of 25 yachts in a moderate easterly breeze. Race Officer, Ian Ross set a perfect 3 lap course, on the River Derwent, which provided opportunity for Whistler to sail a strong tactical race and take out the coveted IRC result. Alive, the pocket maxi, sailed clear off the start line and finished in a time of 1 hour 5 minutes, taking 3rd place on IRC. "A perfect day for t...
Detail First declared overall winner of Tasports Launceston to Hobart Yacht Race 2020 by Jane Austin 31 Dec 2020 06:57 UTC 27-31 December 2020 Detail First skipper Scott Broadby, and crew at today's prize giving presentation at the Derwent Sailing Squadron in Hobart. L to R: Tom Males, Callum Hollingsworth, James Butler, John Ryan, Will Sargent and Brian Corcoran, Scott Broadby and Max Cottier © Jane Austin In a perfect end to 2020, Detail First, skippered by Hobart teacher Scott Broadby, was today declared the overall winner of the TasPorts Hobart to Launceston ...