Doyle-powered “Amadeus V” secured the Alfred E. Loomis Trophy, clinching 1st place in the St. Davids Lighthouse Division 3 at the recent Newport Bermuda Race, marking a significant achievement for owner Jay Turchetta. Turchetta acquired the 2013 XP38 in 2015 and undertook an extensive refit, including equipping the yacht with a new set of Doyle
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Full story from BOAT International here An experienced owner dialled up the race credentials of Oyster’s comfortable 27-metre to create the 885GT. Elaine Bunting discovers a winning combination After four years of work, this is the moment of truth for the new Oyster 885GT. It has been designed and built to thrill as the company’s quickest yacht, and is
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Doyle-powered Matador have kicked off the Australian 52 Racing circuit with an overall win at the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia event, the first in the Pallas Capital Gold Cup. David Doherty’s team came out on top of the 10 boat fleet, while also claiming 1st in IRC as well. Only 6 points separated the
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Middle Harbour Yacht Club hosted the Sydney Harbour regatta this last weekend, with a vast number of fleets. The first day of racing saw 18-25 knots of testing conditions with plenty of thrills and spills, and teams were able to have picture perfect conditions with 8-14 knots on Sunday. Doyle-powered results:TP52 1st IRC Zen : Gordon
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Doyle Sydney customers see success on and off the water at the Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club’s annual Pittwater Regatta 2024 “Our customers and staff had the best weekend on the water, racing in the Pittwater Regatta” says a very chuffed Shane Guanaria of Doyle Sails Sydney “Our apprentice Garth provided fantastic overnight sail service
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Bay of Islands Race Week boasts to be New Zealand’s best big boat regatta, and this week it certainly was, with Doyle Sails New Zealand customers taking out podium places across the big boat divisions. The regatta is situated in the stunning Bay of Islands in Northland, in some of the most picturesque sailing waters,
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Seahorse Magazine // News Around the World New Zealand’s premier offshore race, the annual 120-mile Coastal Classic from Auckland to the Bay of Islands, this year suffered the first fatality in its 41-year history, the death of 69-year-old Simon Smith, a well-loved schoolmaster and experienced sailor, casting a pall over the popular event. A lifelong
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Published by the CYCA // 18th Dec 2023 Collectively, Bruce and his son Drew Taylor have spent the best part of a lifetime sailing in the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race. Sailing on Bruce Taylor’s Reichel/Pugh 40, Chutzpah, this year’s race will be their 30th together from a total of 72 starts between them. It will mark a
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Published by Coastal Classic | 18/10/23 This Shaw-35 previously based in Noumea has a second wind thanks to Mike Sanderson and his kids. Mike Sanderson has been busy since winning the 2005-06 Volvo Ocean Race as Skipper of ABN Amro I and being named ISAF World Sailor of the Year. He’s now Chief Executive of
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A final blast to the Molle Islands and back in trade winds up to 22 knots closed out the 38th Hamilton Island Race Week and decided the trophy winners in divisions where the top placings were still up for grabs. The near 180-strong fleet featured a cross section of boats from every Australian state plus
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