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Classic Sydney Hobart Yacht Regatta - Day 2 action-shots by Bow Caddy

by Bow Caddy Media 9 Dec 2019 16:07 PST
Close action approaching Shark Island - 2019 Classic Sydney Hobart Yacht Regatta © Crosbie Lorimer

With perfect timing, the smoke cleared for Day 2 of the Classic Sydney Hobart Yacht Regatta on Sunday, with more than 30 of Sydney’s finest Hobart veteran yachts turning out to sail the length of Sydney Harbour in a building nor’easter. This fine spectacle was captured in stills by the Bow Caddy team.

Wraith of Odin - 2019 Classic Sydney Hobart Yacht Regatta - photo © Crosbie Lorimer
Wraith of Odin - 2019 Classic Sydney Hobart Yacht Regatta - photo © Crosbie Lorimer

Love and War - 2019 Classic Sydney Hobart Yacht Regatta - photo © Crosbie Lorimer
Love and War - 2019 Classic Sydney Hobart Yacht Regatta - photo © Crosbie Lorimer

Windrose - 2019 Classic Sydney Hobart Yacht Regatta - photo © Crosbie Lorimer
Windrose - 2019 Classic Sydney Hobart Yacht Regatta - photo © Crosbie Lorimer

Defiance - 2019 Classic Sydney Hobart Yacht Regatta - photo © Crosbie Lorimer
Defiance - 2019 Classic Sydney Hobart Yacht Regatta - photo © Crosbie Lorimer

Defiance upwind - 2019 Classic Sydney Hobart Yacht Regatta - photo © Crosbie Lorimer
Defiance upwind - 2019 Classic Sydney Hobart Yacht Regatta - photo © Crosbie Lorimer

Nerida - 2019 Classic Sydney Hobart Yacht Regatta - photo © Crosbie Lorimer
Nerida - 2019 Classic Sydney Hobart Yacht Regatta - photo © Crosbie Lorimer

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