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Show news RSHYR 2025 | 2hands, foils, multis by BCM
The evolution of the Sydney Hobart race - can it happen? Will it happen? What will it look like?
Posted on 5 Jan
Two visions, one RORC Transatlantic Race
Lining up together on the start line will be two extraordinary yachts.
Posted on 2 Jan
Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race makes history
The character of each Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race is defined by its conditions.
Posted on 1 Jan
Sydney Hobart – A very ordinary Hobart
Now don't get me wrong. That's a not a description of the on-water action. Far from it, actually
Posted on 31 Dec 2025
Sydney Hobart – New rulebook?
Is it time for a new rulebook when it comes to the Hobart? Will BNC my Net be the Overall Winner?
Posted on 29 Dec 2025
Sydney Hobart – Double is not nothing
Can the Double Handers get up? Will it be a veteran? Can an Ocean Grader get through?
Posted on 29 Dec 2025
Sydney Hobart – Moment in the sun?
Huey (The God of Wind) is a Games Master. There is always something going on.
Posted on 28 Dec 2025
Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race: Line Honours
Master Lock Comanche completed the 628nm course in 2:5:3:36
Posted on 28 Dec 2025
Master Lock Comanche takes Line Honours
Matt Allen and James Mayo have sailed Master Lock Comanche to Line Honours
Posted on 28 Dec 2025
Sydney Hobart – They will! Huey playing nicely
Daylight finish on the cards as Master Lock Comanche storms into the River Derwent estuary
Posted on 28 Dec 2025
RSHYR 2025 | Line Honours Battle by BCM
With the leaders all within 'cooee' of each other, it is time to work out what time a result happens
Posted on 28 Dec 2025
Sydney Hobart – LawConnect videos
An update from Tony Mutter, a sample of the conditions, and all three in super close proximity
Posted on 28 Dec 2025
Sydney Hobart – Will they? Won't they?
Huey loves to shake things up, so here is some Maths to ponder whilst he makes up his mind...
Posted on 28 Dec 2025
Sydney Hobart – SHK Scallywag leaps to front
Moving from third to first is SHK Scallwag as it plays out abeam St Marys
Posted on 27 Dec 2025
Wild Thing 100 beaten by brutal Hobart seas
The skipper of Wild Thing 100 made the call to retire
Posted on 27 Dec 2025
Sydney Hobart – War of attrition - plateau arrives
Looking at it and seeing Comanche doing just two knots SOG. Problem? Or realisation?
Posted on 27 Dec 2025
RSHYR 2025 - a selection of racing images
A selection of official images from the 2025 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race
Posted on 27 Dec 2025
RSHYR 2025 | Pics of the Maxis by Bow Caddy Media
Glory be a maxi taking it square on. So herewith is a selection of absolute glory...
Posted on 27 Dec 2025
Sydney Hobart – Surprised it took this long
Since the start, things have been good from a damage POV, anyway. Not so flash on the rail. however
Posted on 27 Dec 2025
Battle continues at the front - Wild Thing 100 out
Master Lock Comanche continues to lead the 2025 Rolex Sydney Hobart this morning
Posted on 26 Dec 2025
Sydney Hobart – The rise of the plateau
There is but 1.5nm separating the race leaders as Wild Thing 100 becomes the latest to retire
Posted on 26 Dec 2025
Rolex Sydney Hobart: Surprised early leader
LawConnect clung to a narrow lead in the early miles as the fleet hit strong southerlies
Posted on 26 Dec 2025
Rolex Sydney Hobart underway
LawConnect took an early lead out of Sydney Heads
Posted on 26 Dec 2025
Sydney Hobart – I should be so…
Lucky. It was ominous. Why so incredible? Well, it was only for around five minutes, but the signs..
Posted on 26 Dec 2025
RSHYR 2025 | More Race Day Updates by BCM
More action quayside ahead of the 2025 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race
Posted on 26 Dec 2025
Sydney Hobart – Death Valley or Plateau of Pain
It could be Death Valley that gets you. If it doesn't, then perhaps it will be the Plateau of Pain
Posted on 25 Dec 2025
RSHYR 2025 | Race Day Updates by Bow Caddy Media
80th Rolex Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race and Bow Caddy Media bring us the race day action
Posted on 25 Dec 2025
Ocean Graders' Delight in the Sydney Hobart
What's in a gradient, and what's that got to do with the Sydney to Hobart race?
Posted on 25 Dec 2025
Merry Christmas and Thank You!
A time to celebrate sailing
Posted on 25 Dec 2025
Countdown to Boxing Day
North Sails Rolex Sydney Hobart 2025 Preview
Posted on 24 Dec 2025
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    Spectator fleet brings Master Lock Comanche up the River Derwent
    © Rolex / Kurt Arrigo
    Matt Allen, Eduardo Maclean, Managing Director Rolex Australia and James Mayo. Prizegiving
    © Rolex / Kurt Arrigo
    2025 Line Honours sealed in the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race as Master Lock Comanche crosses the finish line at Battery Point
    © Rolex / Kurt Arrigo
    Everyone welcomed Master Lock Comanche home - good thing she made it in daylight
    © Rolex / Kurt Arrigo
    Master Lock Comanche rounding Tasman Island
    © Rolex / Andrea Francolini
    SHK Scallywag 100 rounding Tasman Island
    © Rolex / Andrea Francolini
    LawConnect rounding Tasman Island
    © Rolex / Andrea Francolini
    Master Lock Comanche rounding Tasman Island
    © Rolex / Andrea Francolini
    LawConnect arrives in second place in the 2025 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, which is a gallant effort considering her damage
    © Tony Lathouras
    LawConnect arrives in second place in the 2025 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, which is a gallant effort considering her damage
    © Tony Lathouras
    Master Lock Comanche and her spectator fleet
    © Tony Lathouras
    Everyone wanted to take a look at Master Lock Comanche
    © Tony Lathouras
    Master Lock Comanche comes home with breeze in the 2025 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race
    © Tony Lathouras
    SHK Scallywag heads south
    © Bow Caddy Media
    URM Group with the rail stacked
    © Bow Caddy Media
    Master Lock Comanche powers south in a growing sea
    © Bow Caddy Media
    Comanche powers on, as the seas build off the NSW coast
    © Bow Caddy Media
    Celestial V70 powered up
    © Bow Caddy Media
    Harry Smith gets in the firehose zone on Master Lock Comanche
    © Bow Caddy Media
    URM Group looked strong from the start - what a real shame they had to retire
    © Bow Caddy Media
    Law Connect was first to the seaward mark again
    © Bow Caddy Media
    Master Lock Comanche punches through a short sea
    © Bow Caddy Media
    Sam Haynes at the wheel of Celestial V70
    © Bow Caddy Media
    Bryon Ehrhart's Lucky was very fast off the start and was battling for 3rd position with SHK Scallywag as the front runners entered Bass Strait
    © Bow Caddy Media
    Palm Beach XI slices through the seaway - nothing is quite as picturesque as the entry of the R/P pencil..
    © Bow Caddy Media
    Wild Thing 100 retired with rigging problems on Day 1. All safe aboard
    © Bow Caddy Media
    Charge! LawConnect leads the maxis and the remainder of the fleet out of the Heads after the start of the 2025 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race
    © Kurt Arrigo / Rolex
    Neck and Neck out the Heads, as the bowmen stow the furler - won't be needing that for a while..
    © Kurt Arrigo / Rolex
    Lucky does the Buffalo Girls to Comanche who did not have the best furl of the flying headsail on the day
    © CYCA/Salty Dingo
    Lucky - the super-impressive 88-footer out of the USA
    © Rolex/Andrea Francolini