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Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race Provino a contatto Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race Immagini Ref.: 1_syho18cb_3120652 Ref.: 2_syho18cb_2831040 Ref.: 3_syho18cb_2821260 Ref.: 4_syho18cb_2914891 PATRICK BOUTELLIER (L), PHILLIP TURNER'S ALIVE, PHILLIP TURNER'S 66-FT ALIVE DARE DEVIL ENJOYS SOME GENERAL MANAGER ROLEX OVERALL WINNER OF THE 74TH SAILING OFF TASMAN ISLAND ON CLOSE COMPANY ON HER AUSTRALIA, PRESENTS DUNCAN ROLEX SYDNEY HOBART ROUTE TO CLAIMING OVERALL JOURNEY SOUTH TO HOBART HINE, SKIPPER OF ALIVE, WITH A VICTORY AT THE 74TH ROLEX ROLEX TIMEPIECE AND THE Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi SYDNEY HOBART Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi TATTERSALL CUP FOR OVERALL VICTORY Crediti: © Rolex Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi Ref.: 5_syho18cb_2917163 Ref.: 6_syho18cb_2915376 Ref.: 7_syho18cb_2921162 Ref.: 8_syho18cb_2916617 DAMIEN PARKS' DUENDE PASSES NEVILLE BLAIR'S SPORTS BAR IN DARE DEVIL, A FARR/COOKSON IAN CREAK'S AUSREO ENJOYING HIPPOLYTE ROCK FULL OFFSHORE SAILING MODE 47, MAKING PROGRESS OFF THE CONDITIONS OFF TASMAN TASMAN ISLAND ISLAND ON THE FOURTH Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi AFTERNOON OF THE RACE Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi 1 / 7 Provino a contatto Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race Ref.: 9_syho18cb_2921140 Ref.: 10_syho18cb_2914961 Ref.: 11_syho18cb_2914513 Ref.: 12_syho18cb_2832215 AFTER ROUNDING TASMAN THE CREW OF SIBBY ILZHOFER'S ANGER MANAGEMENT, A SALONA THE MARK-MILLS DESIGNED ISLAND, DARE DEVIL HAS HER DARE DEVIL TAKE ON THE MORE 44, TAKES ON CLASSIC ROLEX AMERICAN YACHT PROSPECTOR COMPETITION IN SIGHT TESTING CONDITIONS OFF SYDNEY HOBART CONDITIONS PASSES THE ORGAN PIPES AT TASMAN ISLAND CAPE RAOUL Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi Ref.: 13_syho18cb_2910887 Ref.: 14_syho18cb_2832797 Ref.: 15_syho18cb_2930538 Ref.: 16_syho18cb_2931697 THE CREW OF THE SYDNEY 47 ST MATT ALLEN'S ICHI BAN, 2017 BRUCE TAYLOR'S CAPRICE 40 GRACE O'MALLEY, A COOKSON 12, JUDE PREPARE TO ROUND OVERALL RACE WINNER, SAILING CHUTZPAH AND HONG KONG MAKING THE MOST OF THE TASMAN ISLAND OFF THE ORGAN PIPES ENTRY APSARAS, AN ADVANCED BREEZE OFF TASMAN ISLAND A80 Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/ Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/ Studio Borlenghi 2 / 7 Provino a contatto Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race Ref.: 17_syho18cb_2931936 Ref.: 18_syho18cb_2932267 Ref.: 19_syho18cb_2920354 Ref.: 20_syho18cb_2912003 ENTERPRISE, A FARR 40 OWNED KIALOA II, LAUNCHED IN 1964, IS NEGOTIATING THE STUNNING TASMAN ISLAND ROUNDING FOR BY ANTHONY KIRKE, SAILING OFF THE OLDEST YACHT IN THE 2018 TASMANIAN COASTLINE IS THE COOKSON 12 GRACE TASMAN ISLAND ROLEX SYDNEY HOBART FLEET ALWAYS ONE OF THE HIGHLIGHTS O'MALLEY FOR THE ROLEX SYDNEY HOBART Crediti: © Rolex/ Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/ Studio Borlenghi FLEET Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi Ref.: 21_syho18cb_2910021 Ref.: 22_syho18cb_2811672 Ref.: 23_syho18cb_2934197 Ref.: 24_syho18cb_2912936 SIMON ROGERS' SMUGGLER SEAN LANGMAN'S NAVAL GROUP THE ALL-CORINTHIAN CREW ON KIMBERLEY JAGGER'S SAILING OFF TASMAN ISLAND ROUNDS THE DISTINCTIVE ROCK LES GOODRIDGE'S WAX LYRICAL CINQUANTE COMPETING IN HER FORMATION AT THE FOOT OF TAKE IN TASMAN ISLAND SECOND ROLEX SYDNEY HOBART Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi TASMAN ISLAND Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi 3 / 7 Provino a contatto Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race Ref.: 25_syho18cb_2916622 Ref.: 26_syho18cb_2860093 Ref.: 27_syho18cb_2820425 Ref.: 28_syho18cb_2934665 THE SMALLER YACHTS IN THE BOW WORK ON WILD OATS XI AS A SAILOR ON COMANCHE CLIMBS TIM STEWART'S ANGER 2018 ROLEX SYDNEY HOBART SHE PASSES THE IRON POT THE MAST TO HELP THE CREW MANAGEMENT IN PURSUIT OF ENCOUNTERED PUNISHING LIGHTHOUSE AT DAWN PREPARE FOR THEIR NEXT HER CLOSEST COMPETITION CONDITIONS LATE IN THE RACE TACTICAL DECISION Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi Ref.: 29_syho18cb_2811203 Ref.: 30_syho18cb_2810878 Ref.: 31_syho18cb_2810648 Ref.: 32_syho18cb_2830263 WILD OATS X AND ALIVE IN CLOSE WILD OATS XI ARRIVES IN SPECTATOR BOATS ACCOMPANY WILD OATS XI ARRIVES IN COMPETITION OFF TASMAN HOBART TO CLAIM A RECORD WILD OATS XI ON HER APPROACH HOBART TO CLAIM HER FIRST ISLAND NINTH ROLEX SYDNEY HOBART TO THE FINISH LINE IN HOBART ROLEX SYDNEY HOBART LINE LINE HONOURS SUCCESS HONOURS TITLE SINCE 2014 Crediti: © Rolex/ Carlo Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/ Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/ Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/ Studio Borlenghi 4 / 7 Provino a contatto Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race Ref.: 33_syho18cb_2820379 Ref.: 34_syho18cb_2830071 Ref.: 35_syho18cb_2820305 Ref.: 36_syho18cb_2821247 INFOTRACK PASSES TASMAN WILD OATS XI NEGOTIATES INFOTRACK PASSES THE PHILLIP TURNER'S 66-FT ALIVE ISLAND ON THE WAY TO THE TASMAN ISLAND, A KEY DISTINCT ROCK FORMATIONS OF SAILING OFF TASMAN ISLAND FINISH OFF HOBART JUNCTURE IN THE 628-NAUTICAL THE TASMAN COASTLINE ON HER MILE RACE WAY TO FINISH FOURTH ON THE Crediti: © Rolex/ Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/ Studio Borlenghi WATER Crediti: © Rolex/ Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi Ref.: 37_syho18cb_2821376 Ref.: 38_syho18cb_2830295 Ref.: 39_syho18cb_2731160 Ref.: 40_syho18cb_2630437 WILD OATS X PASSES TASMAN SKIPPERED BY MARK BRADFORD, MATT ALLEN'S BOTIN 52 ICHI BAN, CHRISTIAN BECK'S 100-FT MAXI LIGHTHOUSE ON HER APPROACH BLACK JACK WAS THE SECOND OVERALL WINNER OF THE ROLEX INFOTRACK CLAIMED ROLEX TO HOBART YACHT TO ARRIVE IN HOBART, SYDNEY HOBART IN 2017 SYDNEY HOBART LINE HONOURS FINISHING AHEAD OF COMANCHE IN HER PREVIOUS GUISE AS Crediti: © Rolex/ Studio Borlenghi BY JUST 63 SECONDS Crediti: © Rolex/ Studio Borlenghi PERPETUAL LOYAL IN 2016 Crediti: © Rolex/ Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/ Studio Borlenghi 5 / 7 Provino a contatto Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race Ref.: 41_syho18cb_2631053 Ref.: 42_syho18cb_2731639 Ref.: 43_syho18cb_2730612 Ref.: 44_syho18cb_2611261 COMANCHE IS THE CURRENT GRAHAM BRADFORD'S FLYING JOHN WINNING JR'S WINNING THE ROLEX SYDNEY HOBART RACE RECORD HOLDER AT THE FISH ARCTOS IS COMPETING IN APPLIANCES TAKING ADVANTAGE YACHT RACE’S FIVE 100-FT MAXIS ROLEX SYDNEY HOBART HER 13TH ROLEX SYDNEY OF THE BREEZE ALONG THE NEW IN CLOSE CONTENTION HAVING HOBART YACHT RACE SOUTH WALES COAST NEGOTIATED SYDNEY HEADS Crediti: © Rolex/ Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/ Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/ Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi Ref.: 45_syho18cb_2620369 Ref.: 46_syho18cb_2650319 Ref.: 47_syho18cb_2611984 Ref.: 48_syho18cb_2620332 WILD OATS XI, SCALLYWAG AND WILD OATS XI IS IN PURSUIT OF A ROLEX SYDNEY HOBART YACHT PETER HARBURG´S BLACK JACK INFOTRACK SHORTLY AFTER THE RECORD NINTH LINE HONOURS RACE RECORD HOLDER MADE AN IMPRESSIVE START TO 2018 ROLEX SYDNEY HOBART TITLE COMANCHE, EIGHT-TIME LINE THE 2018 ROLEX SYDNEY HOBART RACE START HONOURS WINNER WILD OATS XI YACHT RACE Crediti: © Rolex/lb AND INFOTRACK SHORTLY AFTER Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi THE RACE START Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex/cb 6 / 7 Provino a contatto Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race Ref.: 49_syho18cb_2660484 Ref.: 50_syho18cb_2610827 Ref.: 51_rolex_yachting_press_kit_2018_sydneyhobart A GLORIOUS SUMMER DAY IN A FLEET OF 85 YACHTS CONTEST SYDNEY PROVIDED THE THE START OF THE 74TH ROLEX ROLEX SYDNEY HOBART YACHT BACKDROP TO THE ROLEX SYDNEY HOBART YACHT RACE RACE COURSE MAP SYDNEY HOBART YACHT RACE START Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi Crediti: © Rolex Crediti: © Rolex/Studio Borlenghi 7 / 7.
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