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December 22, 2007 · about 18 years ago

Next gen on Wot’s Next

Somewhere in the crew of Graeme Wood’s Sydney 47 Wot’s Next lies the future of Australian ocean racing. Wood, who created the highly successful Wotif.com web site, has two boats entered in the Rolex Sydney Hobart 2007, Wot’s Next and Wot Yot, a Nelson Marek TP52. He will be sailing the latter, a lig

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Somewhere in the crew of Graeme Wood’s Sydney 47 Wot’s Next lies the future of Australian ocean racing.

Wood, who created the highly successful Wotif.com web site, has two boats entered in the Rolex Sydney Hobart 2007, Wot’s Next and Wot Yot, a Nelson Marek TP52. He will be sailing the latter, a light, well-rated carbon fibre speed machine which currently leads the CYCA’s Blue Water Pointscore Series, and is regarded as a strong contender for the Tattersall’s Cup (overall handicap winner).

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