RSHYR 2025 | Celestial V70 – After winning IRC Overall winner at last year’s race, skipper Sam Haynes conceded that this race would most likely be a small boat race. Any chance of an overall win was crueled by an entire night in a windless Derwent River.

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Because nothing compares to the roar of the Blue Angels overhead while you watch from your own yacht. The Bay buzzing with energy, the water alive with celebration, and views you’ll never get from shore — it’s unforgettable. ✨ Fleet Week by Invitation: Oceanis 41 “Briseis” ✨ 📅 Sunday, October 12 — Only 6 tickets total 📍 Jack London Square Marina ⚓ Step aboard our Oceanis 41 “Briseis” for a once-in-a-lifetime Fleet Week experience. With just 6 guests per day, you’ll have a front-row seat to the Blue Angels — minus the crowds. 💫 What’s Included: 🍷 Premium wine & craft beer pairings 🧀 Gourmet charcuterie + artisan chocolates 🎁 Signature gift bag keepsake ⛵ 5 hours aboard a luxury yacht with pro skipper ✈️ Blue Angels airshow right above you 🎟️ Tickets: $275 per guest (6 spots only!) 👉 Grab your ticket now before they’re gone! https://bit.ly/FleetWeekByInvitationOceanis41 🤝 Come solo and meet new friends — or bring a favorite wingman.

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Being last to enter an America’s Cup cycle is never a good look, but the Australian entry could be different. History suggests that winning the America’s Cup is about painstaking preparation, a well established team on shore and afloat, lots of money and a long runway to the match. At least that’s how its been for a very long time. But now the latest team to enter the 38th Cup has none of these and while it’s tempting to consider the Australians as outsiders because of this, there’s also a case for making an exception. Team Australia is not like other Cup teams, as Matt Sheahan explains.

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