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Manly Yacht Club Helly Hansen Women's Challenge 2017 - Video

by Dale Lorimer - Bow Caddy Media on 21 Mar 2017
Shibumi Crosbie Lorimer http://www.crosbielorimer.com
This year's Helly Hansen Women's Challenge continued a five year long ‘tradition’ of being held in very mixed conditions with Sydney's wet weather spell lingering, bringing bright sun and full gloom alternately to the fleet of 25 yachts on different parts of the course.

Little Nico was first over the line and won Division 1 on PHS, Division 2 being taken by Moonraker and Division 4 comprising the Yngling fleet was won by Miss Pibb in the Female Helm category.

In the All Female Crew category, Division 1 on PHS was won by Local Hero and Sassy took out Division 2.

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