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Extreme Sailing Series- Day 3 image gallery from Sydney Harbour

by Beth Morley, Sport Sailing Photography on 14 Dec 2014
JP Morgan BAR Realteam collide - Day 3, Extreme Sailing Series, Sydney Beth Morley - Sport Sailing Photography http://www.sportsailingphotography.com
Sydney photographer, Beth Morley, was on the water for the third day of racing in the Extreme Sailing Series, and provided this galley from the day's racing.

JP Morgan BAR (Ben Ainslie) had a collision from behind which damaged their rudders / tiller arm and had to be replaced between races... Realteam hit them from behing and JP Morgan BAR missed three races while it was Website

JP Morgan BAR - Day 3, Extreme Sailing Series, Sydney © Beth Morley - Sport Sailing Photography http://www.sportsailingphotography.com
JP Morgan BAR - Day 3, Extreme Sailing Series, Sydney © Beth Morley - Sport Sailing Photography http://www.sportsailingphotography.com


JP Morgan BAR - Day 3, Extreme Sailing Series, Sydney © Beth Morley - Sport Sailing Photography http://www.sportsailingphotography.com
JP Morgan BAR - Day 3, Extreme Sailing Series, Sydney © Beth Morley - Sport Sailing Photography http://www.sportsailingphotography.com


Realstone - Day 3, Extreme Sailing Series, Sydney © Beth Morley - Sport Sailing Photography http://www.sportsailingphotography.com
Realstone - Day 3, Extreme Sailing Series, Sydney © Beth Morley - Sport Sailing Photography http://www.sportsailingphotography.com


Red Bull - Day 3, Extreme Sailing Series, Sydney © Beth Morley - Sport Sailing Photography http://www.sportsailingphotography.com
Red Bull - Day 3, Extreme Sailing Series, Sydney © Beth Morley - Sport Sailing Photography http://www.sportsailingphotography.com


The Wave Muscat - Day 3, Extreme Sailing Series, Sydney © Beth Morley - Sport Sailing Photography http://www.sportsailingphotography.com
The Wave Muscat - Day 3, Extreme Sailing Series, Sydney © Beth Morley - Sport Sailing Photography http://www.sportsailingphotography.com


The Wave Muscat - Day 3, Extreme Sailing Series, Sydney © Beth Morley - Sport Sailing Photography http://www.sportsailingphotography.com
The Wave Muscat - Day 3, Extreme Sailing Series, Sydney © Beth Morley - Sport Sailing Photography http://www.sportsailingphotography.com


SAP - Day 3, Extreme Sailing Series, Sydney © Beth Morley - Sport Sailing Photography http://www.sportsailingphotography.com
SAP - Day 3, Extreme Sailing Series, Sydney © Beth Morley - Sport Sailing Photography http://www.sportsailingphotography.com


JP Morgan BAR Fixing rudder SSP - Day 3, Extreme Sailing Series, Sydney © Beth Morley - Sport Sailing Photography http://www.sportsailingphotography.com
JP Morgan BAR Fixing rudder SSP - Day 3, Extreme Sailing Series, Sydney © Beth Morley - Sport Sailing Photography http://www.sportsailingphotography.com

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