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RSHYR 2022 | Day Five Update

by Bow Caddy Media 30 Dec 2022 02:23 GMT
Speedwell - Two-Handed in the 2022 Sydney Hobart race © Bow Caddy Media

Our great friends at Bow Caddy Media deliver another wonderful report of the last 24 hours.

Day Five Update (Live on 30 Dec @ 1305hrs AEDT)

Day Four Update (Live on 28 Dec @ 1305hrs AEDT)

Day Three Update (Live on 28 Dec @ 1405hrs AEDT)

Day Two Update (27 Dec)

Pacman - Two-Handed in the 2022 Sydney Hobart race - photo © Bow Caddy Media
Pacman - Two-Handed in the 2022 Sydney Hobart race - photo © Bow Caddy Media

Hip-nautic - Two-Handed in the 2022 Sydney Hobart race - photo © Bow Caddy Media
Hip-nautic - Two-Handed in the 2022 Sydney Hobart race - photo © Bow Caddy Media

Rum Rebellion - Two-Handed in the 2022 Sydney Hobart race - photo © Bow Caddy Media
Rum Rebellion - Two-Handed in the 2022 Sydney Hobart race - photo © Bow Caddy Media

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