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Hamilton island Race Week - Sailing with Finesse

by Bow Caddy Media 25 Aug 2018 17:02 PDT 18-25 August 2018
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Days Five and Six of Hamilton Island Race Week completed the regatta under picture perfect conditions. Marcus Blackmore’s Hooligan won IRC Division 1 followed by Matt Allen’s Ichi Ban – a very tight tussle for the entire regatta. For a full list of the results go to the Hamilton Island Race Week 2018 website.

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