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sailsmagazine.com.au | Jeni Bone
The 41 provides impressive handling and performance on long passages while remaining fun and easy to handle closer to shore. The deck layout incorporates the popular double helm station with a pod housing all instruments for the skipper’s convenience. Positioned at mid-height, this helm station offers an uninterrupted view of the water and the sails while allowing the skipper to easily maintain contact with those in the cockpit and on the new sundeck.
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sailsmagazine.com.au | Jeni Bone
Hailed as the first official event of the 30th America’s Cup, Defender Emirates Team New Zealand’s ceremonial presentation of the Auld Mug to the Mayor of Naples, Gaetano Manfredi, took place Wednesday 28 May at the picturesque The Castel dell’Ovo, with Mount Vesuvius as a backdrop.
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1 week ago | 
oceanmagazine.com.au | Jeni Bone
“We are thrilled to co-host this event each year with AIMEX-Superyacht Australia, bringing together key industry colleagues to relax and celebrate the ongoing success and collaboration within the superyacht and marine sector,” he added.
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oceanmagazine.com.au | Jeni Bone
Highlights from Australian celebrations of this landmark global activation include:Riviera opened their doors to the public, hosting curated tours and discussions on future-focused yacht building. “Our amazing team loved showcasing their workmanship and pride in creating world class motor yachts that are so enjoyed by Riviera owners and their families around the world,” said Rodney Longhurst, owner, Riviera Australia.
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1 week ago | 
oceanmagazine.com.au | Jeni Bone
Entertaining sun deckAt anchor, the sun deck becomes a popular relaxation and entertaining area with a glorious triple sunbed always in demand. Thoughtful additions include drink holders on either side and the convenience of a table that folds out from under the forward-facing bow lounge. There’s a cool box for drinks, stereo speakers for your playlist, USB charge points and the option of a euro style awning that stows easily when it’s time to weigh anchor.
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1 week ago | 
oceanmagazine.com.au | Jeni Bone
Jo Howard Country Manager for Australia, Sanlorenzo APAC said SCIBS represented “the very successful launch of Sanlorenzo and Blue Game in Australia”. On display were the Sanlorenzo SX76 and the Bluegame BGX63, tailored for adventurous owners. “We had a huge number of registrations to walk through the boats, and overwhelmingly there was brand recognition and people were pleased to have the opportunity to see them for themselves.
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1 week ago | 
oceanmagazine.com.au | Jeni Bone
Vibrant Crowds, Strong Sales and World PremieresPhil Candler, Operations Manager at Maritimo, reflected on a standout weekend: “The atmosphere was vibrant and engaging and it was perfect Gold Coast weather, which encourages customers to buy a Maritimo luxury motor yacht.
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1 week ago | 
oceanmagazine.com.au | Jeni Bone
“It was totally out of the blue,” he said. “I managed to keep my tears at bay, but plenty of people came up later and said to me ‘you made me cry, you bastard!’”To a standing ovation, he accepted the award and in his usual laconic style, brought the audience to tears of laughter and sentimentality, spinning a tales from retirement and sharing memories of a stellar career in yachting. Judy Brinsmead, owner of Rivergate Marina & Shipyard, said Steve’s recognition was exceedingly well-earned.
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sailsmagazine.com.au | Jeni Bone
The Red Bull Italy SailGP Team, has officially been acquired by a consortium of accomplished investors and sports industry leaders, including Hollywood royalty, Anne Hathaway. The consortium is led by Muse Capital founding partner, Assia Grazioli-Venier, and luxury brand entrepreneur, Gian Luca Passi de Preposulo, with one of the world’s most decorated sailors and SailGP icon, Jimmy Spithill, as CEO and co-owner. Tifosy Capital & Advisory acted as exclusive financial advisor to Muse Sport.
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sailsmagazine.com.au | Jeni Bone
Skip to content Margaret Rintoul V (MRV), skippered by Damien King from the Sandringham Yacht Club (SYC), has sailed a fast and furious race to win the 72nd Melbourne to Apollo Bay Race (M2AB). While the lyrics of a well-known song suggest “history never repeats”, King has well and truly proved that good things can happen twice, carrying his exceptional performance from the 70th anniversary race into this year’s event winning on line honours and on overall AMS and PHS handicaps.
