Home 2025 Kathleen Gillett - one of the 9 boats in the inaugural Sydney Hobart in 1945 Evie Haseldine takes us aboard Kathleen Gillett, a competitor in the first Sydney Hobart Race in 1945 (under the ...
Home 2025 Double handed line honours for Quintin and Rigal Michel Quintin and Yann Rigal crossed the finish line of the 2025 Rolex Sydney Hobart exhausted, soaked and relieved — the first double ...
The eye-catching Oroton Drumfire, skippered by Phillip Neil, normally sails the race under PHS, but is going IRC for the 80th. She placed second on PHS and won Division 1 last year and won PHS and ...
About the Race The Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race is organised by Cruising Yacht Club of Australia with the co-operation of Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania ...
About the Race The Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race is organised by Cruising Yacht Club of Australia with the co-operation of Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania ...
Scott Mutton bought this Beneteau First 45 and renamed her Cool C4ts. She will mostly be crewed by South Australians who have sailed together in inshore and offshore races for many years on Mutton’s ...
Audio from the press conference when the Race Committee of the Rolex Sydney Hobart announced this morning that Grant Wharington’s super maxi Wild Thing will not be allowed to race. INTERNATIONAL ...
This year’s Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race has become a nail biting fight to the finish, with the pocket maxi Grundig AAPT once again a threat to the two 98 footers Skandia and Zana that have been ...
Matt Allen and James Mayo have sailed Master Lock Comanche to Line Honours in the 2025 Rolex Sydney Hobart, the 80th edition of the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia’s 628 nautical mile race.
Home 2025 Min River’s historic Rolex Sydney Hobart Overall victory Min River has been declared the Overall winner of the 2025 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, making her owner, Jiang Lin, the first ...
For Glenn Bulmer and the crew of She’s The Culprit, the Sydney Hobart delivered exactly what its reputation promises — and then some.
During a post-Fastnet Race celebratory lunch for the Kialoa II crew in Cherbourg, France, in August, co-owner Paddy Broughton raised a glass to the navigator, offshore sailing legend Lindsay May OAM.
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