RSHYR: Spinnaker Start Forecast
Expect a spectacular and very fast start down Sydney Harbour in the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race this year. [Jim Gale, RSHYR media] At the final briefing for crews at

107 yachts are confirmed for the start line on Sydney Harbour this Boxing Day, 26 December
Expect a spectacular and very fast start down Sydney Harbour in the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race this year. [Jim Gale, RSHYR media] At the final briefing for crews at
Dear Channel 7 Executive Type People, We think it’s awesome that you consider the Rolex Sydney Hobart to be an event that you choose to broadcast on your station. Sailing
As you may have gathered, LSD has a bit of a relationship with Rio 100. We were there when they launched in Auckland, there for the first sail, for their
There are two ways you can get to Hobart, there is the wet way – cold, noisy, perched on the rail dreaming of the next Mars bar – and there’s
Post by Rolex Sydney Hobart. There’s a sense among the crews competing for a win in the inaugural Corinthian Division of the Rolex Sydney Hobart that it’s levelling a playing
Comanche: VERDIER & VPLP Architects’ point of view before the Sydney Hobart. Launched in September 2014, Comanche resulted from the studies realised on the Macif and Banque Populaire Imoca monohulls,
This year there are 10 international boats racing in the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race. Perhaps calling it a Foreign Invasion it a bit over the top – I think the
Returned soldier Ross “Mac” McIntosh struggled with post traumatic stress. But now he says: “My poor old wife has trouble getting me to the pub for tea, but I’m happy
[Source: Sydney Morning Herald] Quikpoint Azzurro has been rebuilt from the smouldering embers of club racer Shenandoah II by owner and skipper Shane Kearns in an attempt to clinch division
Tom Addis navigator of Perpetual LOYAL, Juan Vila Wild Oats XI and weather guru Andrew Treloar discuss the coming Rolex Sydney Hobart.
The 117 yachts in the Rolex Sydney Hobart will face an early test this year, with the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) forecasting a sharp 20 to 25 knot southerly change
Just a few days out from Boxing Day and the buzz around the docks of the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia is that Ray Roberts is looking like a very
LSD’er Andrea Francolini was on board Rio 100 today in the lead up to the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race. There wan’t mush wind, but still plenty of action on
[Source: The Australian] AS yachtsmen in Sydney wonder if Boxing Day will bring a thumping southerly buster or a howling nor’easterly to test the 117 competitors in the Rolex Sydney
After 33 races to Hobart, Ed Psaltis is going to call it quits after just one more; this 70th anniversary race will be his last. [Jim Gale, RSHYR media] One
World famous photographer Andrea Francolini is one of our favourites. He is the official team photographer of Wild Oats XI and has been a part of their extended team since
This video has appeared on The Australian newspaper website showing some Fort Denison rounding action at the SOLAS Big Boat Challenge yesterday. “You’ve got no rights!” can be heard with
LSD’er Andrea Francolini was in the sky for the 2014 SOLAS Big Boat Challenge. Big boats Wild Oats XI and Comanche played games today, and these two boats were
Comanche has landed in Sydney and she is turning heads. And rightly, so, this beast looks like a missile. The perfect weapon to race in the Rolex Sydney Hobart. Look
Jim Clarke’s “Comanche” has hit the water again and is ready for a massive few weeks of racing. Photographer on location Andrea Francolini said “It looks big, looks mean and
A moment away from all the hype of the Hobart race to remember a true professional and gentleman in the industry. Gary Ticehurst was probably one of the best helicopter
Syd Fischer will be on the start line this year in the 70th addition of the great race – the 2014 Rolex ‘Sydney to Hobart’ on his biggest and fastest
Can new colour make you faster? It would seem that Wild Oats XI is giving it a go! Thanks to legend photographer Andrea Francolini for sharing these rad pics with
[Source: www.gizmodo.com ] A speedy new vessel owned by tech-billionaire Jim Clark is set to make some waves at next month’s Sydney to Hobart sailing race. Not only is his
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