Please select your home edition
Edition
Sea Sure 2025

Another new IMS racer in Sydney

by News Editor on 15 Oct 2000
The burst of new racing boats on the Sydney scene continued on Saturday with yet another IMS race boat having its first outing.

In the CYCA Lion Island Race on Saturday, the new Loco, the American Farr 52 which raced successfully as Scream had its first Australian hit-out. David Coe & David Loe have painted their new racer, with similar livery to their earlier Loco.

The new Loco finished in a touch under 5 hours to win the race.

Vanguard was second on IMS. Warwick Sherman's new Occasional Course Language slipped into third place, which was a nice loosener before the Leasecorp Gosford to Lord Howe race in a couple of weeks.

Miss G Fuss Moment was 4th and Midnight Rambler; another Lord Howe 2000 entrant and previous winnder of bothe that race & the Sydney to Hobart was 5th.

Related Articles

Christmas Eve Team Racing at Waldringfield
Enough wind chill to scare a brass monkey into putting its kit away After weeks of unseasonably mild temperatures and gentle breezes it was perhaps predictable that we would wake up on Christmas Eve morning to windows rattling in their casements as it blew old boots straight out of the East.
Posted today at 2:15 pm
The Lark Class looks forward to a bumper 2026
40 to 50 boats expected for the Lark Nationals in Fowey The Lark Class has had a really strong 2025, but 2026 already looks to be even stronger with 40 to 50 boats expected for the Lark Nationals in Fowey.
Posted today at 2:00 pm
Race Around Australia returns
Sailing over 7,000nm with five legs, four stopovers and two sprint stages with pit stops The Shorthanded Ocean Racing Association of Australia Inc (SHORAA) is proud to announce the Race Around Australia 2028 (RAA), a doublehanded yacht race, forty years after and in the spirit of the 1988 Bicentennial race.
Posted today at 1:40 pm
Setley Cup 2025
62 kids with their home-made model sailing yachts gathered at Setley Pond in the New Forest Sixty-two kids and teenagers with their home-made model sailing yachts gathered at Setley Pond in the New Forest for the 43rd annual edition of the traditional Boxing Day races across the pond.
Posted today at 1:04 pm
RSHYR 2025 - a selection of racing images
A selection of official images from the 2025 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race A selection of official images from the 2025 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race
Posted today at 7:01 am
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... After the boats exited the Heads and began the real slog towards yet more waves, Bow Caddy were in the air to capture these images of the maxis in all their glory.
Posted today at 6:44 am
Rolex Sydney Hobart Race: 24hrs Update
It has been one day since the epic start of the 80th Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race It has been one day since the epic start of the 80th Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, and the front of the fleet has entered Bass Strait and expect to face an increase in southerly winds and swell.
Posted today at 5:09 am
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 So, at what is basically 24 hours since the gun went off for the start of the 2025 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, things have been good, from a damage point of view, anyway.
Posted today at 2:32 am
Battle continues at the front - Wild Thing 100 out
Master Lock Comanche continues to lead the 2025 Rolex Sydney Hobart this morning Master Lock Comanche continues to lead the 2025 Rolex Sydney Hobart this morning, but there is still little in it - just 14 nautical miles separates the top six, LawConnect just 3nm astern of the leader.
Posted on 26 Dec
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 Here we are, about 15 hours into it all, and there is but 1.5nm separating race leader, Master Lock Comanche from LawConnect, with SHK Scallywag about another 1.5nm further adrift. Note that Lucky is right there too, and Callisto is in 12th place
Posted on 26 Dec