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Sydney Hobart race veteran Ed Psaltis and Graham McKibben aboard Division 3 (non-spinnaker, two-handed) on the Derwent today.

Autumn Short-Handed Series on Hobart's River Derwent has drawn a fleet of 40 boats, pictured passing historic Battery Point.

Derwent Sailing Squadron team Colleen Darcy and Scott Brain won Division 5 in the SB20, Brainwave.

It was Fang to the Max(imum) for John Wearne and Lucy Rees in winning Division 2 (spinnaker, two-handed) in the freshening southerly.

Ed Psaltis at the helm of Midnight Rambler today, finishing first in fleet in Division 3 - 2019 Derwent Sailing Squadron Autumn Short-Handed Series

Fang to the Max won Division 2 on day one of the DSS Autumn Short Handed Series on the Derwent - 2019 Derwent Sailing Squadron Autumn Short-Handed Series

Trouble's short-handed crew got out of trouble in the SW gust on the Derwent today - 2019 Derwent Sailing Squadron Autumn Short-Handed Series

Midnight Rambler reaching in a 30 knot SW gust on the River Derwent today - 2019 Derwent Sailing Squadron Autumn Short-Handed Series

Ed Psaltis, re-located from Sydney to Tasmania and making local racing debut on Sunday.

Felicity Allison and Jill Abel will race the SB20, Cook Your Own Dinner, in Division 4 (spinnaker) of the DSS Short-Handed Series, a five day series starting on Sunday.