Saturday, 01 Feb 2025

Sydney to Hobart yacht race: tight finish on River Derwent expected

Sydney to Hobart yacht race: tight finish on River Derwent expected


Sydney to Hobart yacht race: tight finish on River Derwent expected
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The Monaco 100-footer was overtaken briefly on Monday evening in Bass Strait by Sydney-based boat LawConnect but by 6.30am on Tuesday morning it had regained a six-nautical mile advantage.

New South Wales-based No Limit was forced to quit the race after a crew member suffered a broken arm.

Other boats have reported a range of problems, including hull damage, electrical and engine issues and damage to rudders and sails.

The Tasmanian boat Sidewinder is leading the new two-handed sailing category ahead of 10 others.

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