22/08/2026
J24 Youth Challenge. Lot of close racing and chasing. teams from Victoria , South Australia and New South Wales J24 New South Wales competing 5 races. Some of the captures
Photos of sailing events, mainly on Sydney harbour
22/08/2026
J24 Youth Challenge. Lot of close racing and chasing. teams from Victoria , South Australia and New South Wales J24 New South Wales competing 5 races. Some of the captures
22/08/2026
RANSA Sprints Day 1 Some of the action
Perfect day, 3 divisions, 5 races per division, all completed by 1.30pm. Well done all especially the On Course race Management Team headed by John A (Jackie S, Chris, Lisa, Phil, Steve and Taylor)
22/08/2026
They called it a BBQ, but it was all about tactics, tactics and tactics
15/08/2026
Next Weekend - Should be fun. Comps for Sounds and Sails?
30/07/2026
Champion Owen's Wildlife Adventures
30/07/2026
CONGRATULATIONS: NON-SPINNAKER DIVISION (TRUE WINTER WARRIORS)
No kites, no wind (sometimes), no worries!
The Non-Spinnaker crews proved that you don't need a kite to have a massive battle on the water. They sailed through the calmest calms and the thickest fog with pure determination
In the non-spinnaker division, Aquatonic provided the hydration, Bushranger brought the chase, and Sahara supplied the dust.
29/07/2026
CCWS IT'S A WRAP Division 2: The Grittiest Fleet
Heavy competition, zero visibility, and maximum grins!
Division 2 faced the ultimate test of patience this season—including that unforgettable duckling parade where some of the fleet needed a tow and others rowed just to find the start line.
29/07/2026
WHAT A WAY TO FINISH THE COMBINED CLUBS WINTER SERIES!
Mother Nature threw absolutely everything at the fleet this season.
We had crews being towed out to the starting line like a duckling parade, one race abandoned because the wind completely vanished, and another finish line that nobody could actually see through the fog!
CCWS Div. 1: The Fast and the Furious
The big boats, the big tactics, and the ultimate Winter Series survivors!
THE TIDES HAVE TURNED, THE BOX IS SHATTERED
A week ago, I was on the dock capturing the launch of the SHAW AND PARTNERS WOMEN RACING. It was the ultimate prelude to a historic week for the sport. Following the event, Julia Hornsby was officially named the new Commodore of the Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club (RPAYC).
Watching Julia speak on the dock, it was completely clear that she was already embodying the leadership of a Commodore. This campaign represents a massive shift away from the traditional, exclusionary boxes of the past. Women’s sailing is no longer fighting for recognition—we are setting the competitive course.
When elite female athletes receive genuine, high-level corporate backing from visionary partners like SHAW AND PARTNERS, the entire industry elevates. This world-class squad is heading to Newport to represent Australia on the global stage, and the horizon of our sport is changed forever.