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Three New Zealand crews named for 18fter Worlds in France

by Sail-World.com on 7 Jun 2009
Maersk Lines training on Auckland harbour before leaving for the 18ft skiff Worlds in France Event Media

Three New Zealand crews have been named to compete in the 18 foot skiffs World Championships, starting on 27th June in Carnac France. Racing starts 27th June runs to 4th July.

The New Zealand crews are:

CT Sail Battens -Alex Vallings ,Chris Kitchen, Josh McCormick.

JF Hillebrand - Phil Airey, Murray England, Nick Catley

Maersk Line - Graham Catley, Hayden Whitburn, Rilley Dean

All boats are shipped by Maersk Line and are assisted by JF Hillebrand .

More reports to follow on www.sail-World.com

Maersk Lines training on Auckland harbour before leaving for the 18ft skiff Worlds in France © Event Media
Maersk Lines training on Auckland harbour before leaving for the 18ft skiff Worlds in France © Event Media



Maersk Lines training on Auckland harbour before leaving for the 18ft skiff Worlds in France © Event Media
Maersk Lines training on Auckland harbour before leaving for the 18ft skiff Worlds in France © Event Media

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