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August 1, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Mexicans put Chilli on NSW yacht racing

There has always been great rivalry across the sporting codes between Sydney and Melbourne and yacht racing is no different. The fact that the first four yachts to cross the finish line of the 468 nautical mile Sydney Mooloolaba Yacht Race which began on Saturday afternoon from Sydney Harbour, shoul

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There has always been great rivalry across the sporting codes between Sydney and Melbourne and yacht racing is no different.

The fact that the first four yachts to cross the finish line of the 468 nautical mile Sydney Mooloolaba Yacht Race which began on Saturday afternoon from Sydney Harbour, should be, according to the helmsman of the Reichel/Pugh 46 XLR8, a wake up call for New South Wales grand prix offshore yacht racing.

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