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Ichi Ban continues with Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race campaign

by Sail-World.com on 1 Dec 2013
Ichi Ban on sea trials Dale Lorimer
Yachting Australia President and former CYCA Commodore Matt Allen continues his strong challenge for the Rolex Sydney Hobart’s most important handicap trophy, the Tattersall’s Cup.

His brand new 60 footer, designed by Shaun Carkeek and built by Dubai-based Premier Composite Technologies (PCT) has arrived in Australia:







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