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Doyle Sails News - December 2019/January 2020: Racing and Cruising News

by Doyle Sails 2 Feb 13:47 PST 3 February 2020
Start - 75th Rolex Sydney Hobart 2019 © Suellen Hurling/Live Sail Die

No Limits: The benefits of Doyle's Structured Luff technology is ever evolving
After revolutionising grand prix racing and superyacht sails, this technology is now set to transform the way yachts of all sizes are designed and built.
Read the story here
SYDNEY TO HOBART: WATCH ALL MEDIA INTERVIEWS HERE
This year's Sydney to Hobart yacht race may be over but were still celebrating our incredible success. Watch all our pre and post race interviews here including interviews with our very own Mike Sanderson and Stu Bannatyne and more. Even see what's below deck on Comanche...
Watch all Doyle media coverage here
WINNER'S CIRCLE
Re-cap of all the latest victories from
Doyle-powered yachts
View the list here
CRC Bay of Islands Sailing Week
Every year on the final weekend of January, boats and crew hit up the start lines at the CRC Bay of Islands Sailing week for three days of glamorous sailing around just some of the 144 islands that make up the beautiful Bay of Islands. 
Full Story and wrap video here
LOFT SPOTLIGHT: NEW YORK CITY
Catalina Yachts receives Cruising World Magazine's 2020 Boat of the Year for its innovative offshore sailing boat, the Catalina 545 - proudly powered by Doyles NYC.
Full story here
FIRST AND SECOND FOR DOYLE BOATS AT THE FESTIVAL OF SAILS
The Festival of Sails is Australias foremost regatta and the largest annual keel boat regatta in the Southern Hemisphere. Held every January in Geelong, the event attracts more than 300 yacht entries and 3,000 competitors, many of whom were sporting Doyle sail 
Full Story and wrap video here
DOYLE SAILS POWERS THE MIGHTY SEA EAGLE II
Doyle Sails is very excited to be the sailmaker powering SEA EAGLE II, an impressive 81m, triple masted schooner. Designed by Dykstra Naval Architects and built by Royal Huisman, Sea Eagle II is the largest yacht ever built at the shipyard in Vollenhove, The Netherlands and the worlds largest aluminium sailing yacht.
Full story here
 
Image: Courtesy of Royal Huisman

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