Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race 2015, Spirit of Yachting Video

Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race 2015 – Film - The Spirit of Yachting:

The Rolex Spirit of Yachting film series presents the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race 2015 — the action, highlights and memorable moments. The 25-minute documentary goes behind the scenes of this leading offshore race, one of the toughest tests of seamanship in the sport, bringing to life the adventure lived by the yachtsmen and yachtswoman courageous enough to make the 628-mile journey from Sydney to Hobart. After an intense battle, Australian skipper Paul Clitheroe and his crew aboard Balance won the Tattersall’s Cup and an engraved Rolex Yacht-Master watch. Discover more on http://on.rolex.com/1TtPNV0 Published on May 6, 2016

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Maserati, Giovanni Soldini, Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, Sailing Videos

Maserati and Giovanni Soldini Before the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race 2015:

The Maserati crew led by Giovanni Soldini getting ready to set sail on one of the world’s toughest sailing challenges: the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, held annually, starting in Sydney, Australia, on Boxing Day, December 26th and finishing at Hobart, Tasmanian Island. (Published on Dec 21, 2015)

The 71st edition of the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race (2015) lived up to its name with the most dramatic weather and racing conditions in over a decade. Of the 108 boats, 28 were from international countries, including the first ever Chinese yachts. Sailing their 100 foot Maxi Comanche, Jim and Kristy Clark took home line honours, as well as a Yacht Master II in Everose Rolesor; while Paul Clitheroe and his TP52 Balance won the coveted Tattersall’s Cup, in addition to a Yacht Master I in Rolesium. Published on Jan 26, 2016

The Italian owned yacht Maserati was fourth on line honours into Hobart. Nick Vindin and Liz Wardley dockside. Published on Dec 28, 2015

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