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Telstra is a proud sponsor of the tralian Olympic Team ~ elstra C I N G From the Commodore's Desk IMS Cruiser Racer claim as one of the leading yachting nations with victory in the Kenwood Allowances Cup in Hawaii. The Aussie team of ost of the IMS racing com­ Ragamuffin, Ausmaid and Quest munity is well aware that the snatched victory with a fourth and a Cruising Yacht Club of Aus­ sixth from Ragamuffin and Ausmaid tralia requested that the Australian respectively in the final long race to Yachting Federation's Offshore Com­ win the series by 51 points from the mittee develop a scale of variable USA Red team, with New Zealand in elapsed time allowances for Cruiser third place. It was a bitter sweet victory for Syd Racers, rather than applying a flat 1% , CYCA member Colin Wilson again took several Fischer in the duel for the champion to better reflect the performance of members of the Youth Sailing Academy aboard some boats against their IMS predicted Never a Dull Moment in this year's Canon yacht of the regatta, with Ragamuffin velocities. Sydney-Gold Coast Classic. Pie: Bryan Lauder from the Cruising Yacht Club of Aus­ This request was made in response tralia and Infinity from the New York to the overwhelming support for the article going to press, that the CYCA Yacht Club finishing the nine race concept at the CYCA's Sailing Forum and the Yachting Association of NSW series on equal points. Although Rags earlier this year, attended by more Offshore Committee are far from satis­ was the most consistent performer, the than 100 owners of offshore racing fied that the allowances developed by tie was broken on a count-back in yachts. the AYF are appropriate for use just yet favour of the yacht with the most Late in July, the AYF issued new - particularly for a prestigious interna­ firsts, seconds and so on. Unfortunate­ IMS Rating Certificates with variable tional event like the Sydney to Hobart. ly, Infinity had more first places. scale allowances to all IMS Cruiser Our main concern is that there appears The CYCA club team of Ragamuffin, Racers and to some Racers. The issue (details regarding the formulation are Quest and Exile also produced an of allowances to Racers was outside being kept "secret" by the AYF) to be exceptional result to finish second in an element of "performance the Club teams pointscore behind the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron ~~1 am sure that all thinking handicapping" included in the with the New York Yacht Club third. yachtsmen will agree that the allowances. The CYCA Sailing Commit­ Well done! worst thing we could do for our tee will resolve at its September sport is to blindly adopt a meeting whether to adopt the Welcome Again to system of allowances without allowances developed by the Telstra for 52nd proper review " AYF Offshore Committee's Sydney to Hoban working party for the 1996-97 As reported in this issue of OFF­ the original CYCA brief, however the season and the Sydney to SHORE, Telstra has confirmed its AYF argues that it is appropriate for Hobart race. ongoing partnership with the CYCA some Racers to receive allowances, I am sure that all thinking yachts­ for sponsorship of the Sydney to particularly when racing in mixed men will agree that the worst thing we Hobart, and also the new Telstra Cup divisions. could do for our sport is to blindly offshore regatta in December. adopt a system of allowances without The CYCA has sought clarification It is with great pleasure that we from the AYF on this and a number of proper review and analysis prior to welcome Telstra aboard once more, other issues relating to the formulation implementation. with an Official Launch to be held at of allowances and their response is the Club on October 8 when we will under review by our Sailing Commit­ Victory for Australia announce some innovative ideas for tee. in Kenwood Cup our great race to Tasmania. It is fair to say, at the time of this Australia has once again pressed our Peter Bush, Commodore jj October• November 1996 Offshore THE CRUISING YACHT CLUB OF AUSTRALIA New Beach Road, Darling Point NSW 2027 Phone: (02) 363 9731 Fax: (02) 363 97 45 FLAG OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS COMMODORE: PETER BUSH VICE-COMMODORE: HUGO VAN KRETSCHMAR REAR-COMMODORES: HANS SOMMER, ED PSALTIS TREASURER: ALAN GREEN DIRECTORS: BOB BRENAC, MAURICE CAMERON, ROGER HICKMAN, DENNIS McDONALD, JOHN MESSENGER, LORI WILSON. CHAIRMEN, CWB COMMITTEES MANAGEMENT & FINANCE: COMMODORE PETER BU SH SAILING: VICE-COMMODORE HUGO VAN KRETSCHMAR YARD & MARINA: REAR-COMMODORE HANS SOMMER HOUSE: DIRECTOR MAURICE CAMERON STRATEGIC PLANNING: DIRECTOR DENNI S McDONALD PROMOTION & SPONSORSHIP: DIRECTOR ROGER HICKMAN GENERAL MANAGER: BRUCE ROWLEY SAILING MANAGER: PHIL THOMPSON cover story EDITOR Peter Campbell (02) 9869 8197 VICTORY AT THE KENWOOD CUP: Brilliant DESIGN/PRODUCflON Hardy Graphics (02) 9719 1963 victory by Australian team over the United States and PHOTOGRAPHERS: Ian Mainsbridge, Sydney (02) 9624 5039 Richard Bennett, Hobart (002) 29 2559 New Zealand at the Kenwood Cup in Hawaii lifts our PRODUCflON EDITOR: Helen Hayes (02) 9948 486 1 international ocean racing status ........... ... 4 FHM SEPARATIONS Halagraphics Ply Ltd (02) 9542 7022 ADVERTISING Jan Cooke (02) 9452 2093 PUBUSHED BY Jamieson Publishing 4/34 The Esplanade, Cronulla, NSW. Phone: (02) 9544 1501 exclusive news Fax: (02) 95441502 Subscriptions: (02) 9544 1501 . Net address: http://www.merlin.com.au/otfshore/ IMS CRUISER RACE ALLOWANCE EDITORIAL omcES: Peter Campbell & Associates, 64 Boronia Avenue, Cheltenham NSW 21 19. EXPLAINED: Australia's chief measurer explains Phone/Fax: (02) 9869 8197. CompuServe 100036, 2315. the Australian Yachting Federation's recommended EDITORIAL CONTRIBUTORS: time al lowances for IMS cru iser racers ..... .. 10 MELBOURNE - Kevan Wolfe (03) 9560 8674. HOBART - Bruce Montgomery (002) 24 2196. TELSTRA SYDNEY TO HOBART: Telstra and the PERTH - John Roberson (09) 430 4944. Cru ising Yacht Club of Australia continue their BRISBANE - Ian Grant (07) 3349 9147. UNITED KINGDOM: Bob Fisher+ 44 (1590) 68 2267. partnership for the Telstra 52nd Sydney to Hobart amid renewed international interest .......... 12 ADVERTISING: Jan Cooke, Phone/Fax (02) 9452 2093 or Jamieson Publishing, 4/34 The Esplanade, Cronulla, NSW 2230. Phone (02) 9544 1501 Fax (02) 544 1502. race & regatta reports DISTRIBUTION: Network Distribution Co, 54 Park Street, Sydney 2000. The opinions expressed In this magazine are not necessarily those of the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia nor the Publisher. All rights reserved. No ROLEX COMMODORE'S CUP: Australians get a part of this publication may be reproduced in whole or in part without the taste of Cowes with second place in RORC's Rolex written permission of the Publisher. Commodore's Cup ........ ............... .. 8 • The cover price of $4.95 (NZ $5.95) is the recommended maximum charge for this publication. CANON SYDNEY-GOLD COAST CLASSIC: PRINTED BY ROTARY OFFSET Fickle winter winds keep record intact wh il e computer glitch upsets race results ..... .. .. ...... 16 «a October• November 1996 race & regatta reports OLYMPIC YACHTING AT SAVANNAH: The world's best one-design sailors gathered for the Centennial Olympics, with Australia winning a silver and bronze medal and finishing second best team among 78 nations . ...... 26 TAG-HEUER BIG BOAT SERIES, HAYMAN ISLAND: Invitation-only fleet provides fine racing at this exclusive resort in the Whitsunday Group of Far North Queensland ... .. .... ........ 30 XXXX-ANSETT RACE WEEK, HAMILTON ISLAND: The best IMS fleet ever to race at Hamilton Island saw close competition and the first IMS win by a Queensland yacht .. .. .... 32 regular features COMMODORE'S PAGE: CYCA Commodore Peter special features Bush presents his views .. .... .......... 1 DOWN THE RHUMBLINE: The Editor's page .... 19 WEATHER: Meteorologist Ken Batt writes TASMANIA OFFERS MUCH TO VISITORS: about wind shear .. .. ...... .. .. 44 Guide to Tasmania's famous hospitality beyond the DESIGNS OF THE '90's: Latest from Beneteau .. 50 OPTIMISING: Scott Jutson tells how to waterfront pubs and the Taste of Tasmania, and improve your boatspeed . .. ....... .. 52 some great places to visit outside of Hobart .... 20 NEWS FROM ALL PORTS: Australian and international sai ling news .... .... .. .. .... 57 WOODEN BOAT FESTIVAL: If you are planning a OFFSHORE CALENDER: Major national and November holiday or business trip to Hobart, work it international yachting events . .. ....... .... 64 around the second annual Australian Wooden Boat Festival ... ........... .. .. .......... 24 • PERSONAL SAFETY AFLOAT: How to prepare next issue yourself, your boat and your crew to sail with safety offshore this coming season . .. .. .. .... 36 OFFSHORE Yachting presents the official program for the Te lstra 52nd Sydney to Hobart, with a complete listing of the fleet, plus previews of other big race previews major Christmas-New Year offshore races, reports on the Fujitsu Gosford-Lord Howe Island race and Victorian Winter Series. FUJITSU GOSFORD-LORD HOWE ISLAND RACE: COVER: Ragamuffin, Syd Fischer's Farr 50 , leads the Australia's most exclusive race, limited to 26 yachts, Australian team to victory in the prestigious Kenwood Cup has again attracted a cross section of ocean racers in Hawaii. Our low flying photographer, Ian Mainsbridge, heading for this World Heritage listed island ...... 46 took this fine picture during one of the races off Waikiki . October• November 1996 -» Australia has scored its first major international ocean racing vi ctory by taking out the prestigious 1996 Kenwood Cup, sailed in the tropical sun and tradewinds of the Hawai ian Islands. In a vi ntage year, the Aussies outsail ed state-of-the-art teams from the USA and New Zealand. Peter Campbell was there . • Auss Tr1u in the T t's eight years since Australia last next to the Royal Hawaiian Hotel and had jetted across the USA from Savan­ won the Kenwood Cup internation­ watch the passing beach parade, or nah to join the crews of the big boats.
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