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Chris Furey's photos of Australian J24 National Championships 2013

by Chris Furey on 1 Feb 2013
J24 Nationals Jan 9,2013 Hyperactive blasts downwind Chris Furey
.J24 National Championships 2013. Melbourne photographer Chris Furey was fortunate to be able to spend a day on the water off Sandringham Yacht Club watching the 20 boat J24 fleet during their recent National Championship regatta. It was a lovely sunny and windy day with two metre waves providing for close and exciting sailing and some exciting action images.












J24 Nationals Jan 9,2013  Make My Jay upwind  © Chris Furey
J24 Nationals Jan 9,2013 Make My Jay upwind © Chris
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