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South Australia Beneteau Bugle 2013 - Strong fleet ready to set sail

by Cheryl Stanton on 22 Mar 2013
Andrew Saies’ Two True will be competing at South Australia Beneteau Bugle 2013 Vicsail Sydney
South Australia Beneteau Bugle 2013. Entries have closed with a strong Beneteau fleet of 13 yachts racing in the upcoming race hosted by Beneteau distributor Vicsail.

The fleet is excited to welcome the Vice Commodore of the Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron, Peter Cooling, who will be competing in the cruising division on Phil Stump’s classic 20-year-old Beneteau Oceanis 400, Erica.

Andrew Saies’ , Two True, Sydney to Hobart winner in 2009, skippered by Rob Human will be challenging the racing division.

The day will begin with a welcome from Vicsail’s Micah Lane at the Cruising Yacht Club of South Australia. Soon after, the yachts will meet for the start of the race at 1300. The fleet will gather for a BBQ and celebrations after the race where the winners will be announced.

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