This year’s prestigious Sydney to Hobart yacht race title has been stripped from a French duo over an “inappropriate” mistake made just two nautical miles from the finish line.

A fellowship of sailors will embark on She's 23rd Sydney to Hobart campaign. As they do they will honour one of the most resilient boats in the race's history and remember late owner Peter Rodgers.

Sailors can expect some relief as they enter Bass Strait, where conditions are currently less severe. Last night proved bumpy ...

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GC Sails, a new Queensland 18ft skiff team, aims for success at the 2025-26 Australian Championship on Sydney Harbour, ...

The Westcoaster might be a 435 nautical mile ocean race from Melbourne to Hobart, but like many of the ocean races from the big island to the little island, the River Derwent may have the last laugh ...

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A good quality three-boat team from Queensland will represent the Brisbane 18ft Sailing Club when the fleet lines up on Sydney Harbour from Saturday, 17 January at the 2025-26 Australian 18ft skiff ...

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