He has 15 Sydney Hobarts with four Line Honours and an Overall win, multiple America’s, Admiral and Clipper/Kenwood Cups, round the World races, Transpacs, Fastnets, and a record-breaking ...

Three generations of the Kurts family have now skippered the almost legendary Love & War (NSW) in the Sydney Hobart, after Phil Kurts completed the 2024 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race today. Kurts ...

A small flotilla of yachts staged some last-minute duels up the Derwent River and the Tasmanian coast as they closed out their time in the 2004 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race. Down the Derwent we had ...

Laurent Delanney, Rolex SA, Sam Haynes, skipper of Celestial V70 and Commodore of CYCA and David Jacobs, Vice Commodore of CYCA Protected by copyright Sam Haynes holds Tattersall Cup for a second time ...

Finishing ahead of yachts twice its size, the 49 footer Happy Wanderer has placed 12th on Line Honours in the 2024 Rolex Sydney Hobart. The Corby 49 crew is comprised of former Australian military ...

The French yacht Cocody, owned and skippered by Richard Fromentin, pushed its way across the line today to finish 16th over the line and are provisionally eighth Overall in the Rolex Sydney Hobart ...

Bruce Taylor lived up to the name of his 40-footer Chutzpah after he crossed the line in 11th place on Sunday in the 2024 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race. “My whole team was brilliant, except me, I ...

Join Peter Shipway, Gordon Bray, Peter Gee and Evie Haseldine - in a replay of a live broadcast from the Hobart Rolex Race Village - as they discuss all the latest news from the 2024 Rolex Sydney ...

Antipodes, Ocean Crusaders J-Bird, Active Again, Denali, Happy Wanderer, Extasea, Awen, Cocody, Mistral and Voltstar Yeah Baby in Storm Bay and River Derwent heading to the finish of the 2024 Rolex ...

It was all smiles on board Geoff Hill’s Santa Cruz 72, Antipodes, as the crew dug into some much deserved warm Tasmanian scallop pies, after sailing into Hobart early today. Following 2 days 17 hours ...

In a repeat of their duel during last year’s Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, Sebastian Bohm’s TP52 Smuggler and Max Klink’s Botin 52, Caro, kept sailing fans intrigued from the first starting cannon ...