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Bow Caddy Media images from the Australian Maxi Championship
by Bow Caddy Media 9 Dec 2024 14:21 PST
Master Lock Comanche power reaching © Bow Caddy Media
Bow Caddy Media images from Days One and Two of the One Circular Quay Australian Maxi Championship
Turning upwind on Law Connect - photo © Bow Caddy Media
Moneypenny heads to sea - photo © Bow Caddy Media
URM leads Master Lock Comanche - photo © Bow Caddy Media
Looming through the mist - Master Lock Comanche and LawConnect - photo © Bow Caddy Media
Master Lock Comanche power reaching down the harbour - photo © Bow Caddy Media
Whisper heads back into the Harbour - photo © Bow Caddy Media
URM Group works upwind close to South Head - photo © Bow Caddy Media
LawConnect bowman in action - photo © Bow Caddy Media
Master Lock Comanche and Wild Oats X split at the Western Channel marker - photo © Bow Caddy Media
URM Group heads for the finish - photo © Bow Caddy Media
Wild Thing 100 nears South Head - photo © Bow Caddy Media
Wild Oats X heads to sea - photo © Bow Caddy Media
A lumpy sea and not much breeze on Day 2 - photo © Bow Caddy Media
Waiting for the wind - Wild Oats X and No Limit - photo © Bow Caddy Media
Moneypenny searching for new breeze - photo © Bow Caddy Media
Line up on the start, Whisper, LawConnect and Moneypenny - photo © Bow Caddy Media
Master Lock Comanche and Wild Thing 100 power down the harbour - photo © Bow Caddy Media
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