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Musto Skiff Worlds images from John Curnow
by John Curnow on 13 Jan 2011
Briton Tom Wright, inches from the water. - Musto Performance Skiffs Worlds John Curnow
John Curnow was at the Musto Skiff Worlds at Black Rock in Victoria.
Britain’s Tom Conway goes back ashore in the rain squall. - Musto Performance Skiffs Worlds © John Curnow
Australians Russ Evans and Richard Ekberg aside by side, which is exactly where they are in the standings, too!. - Musto Performance Skiffs Worlds © John Curnow
Dave Posten from Great Britain with the decks submerged. - Musto Performance Skiffs Worlds © John Curnow
Two is always better than one. - Musto Performance Skiffs Worlds © John Curnow
Young Briton, Daniel Henderson, is the series leader after four races. - Musto Performance Skiffs Worlds © John Curnow
Marcus Hamilton from Australia goes out to the start line under kite. - Musto Performance Skiffs Worlds © John Curnow
The Musto Performance Skiffs during pre-start - Musto Performance Skiffs Worlds © John Curnow
Dave Posten going back ashore in the rain. - Musto Performance Skiffs Worlds © John Curnow
Iver Ahlmann and Catharina Gauda going uphill. - Musto Performance Skiffs Worlds © John Curnow
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