Following the success of the Ewincher 1 since its introduction in 2017, the brand is launching a new, more efficient model “Ewincher 2”, now available in Australia.
Power Ewincher
Champions League debuts
The Sailing Champions League, a ‘club versus club’ competition, debuted at the 2022 Festival of Sails.
Honours a plenty
Five sailors received Australia Day Honours in 2022.
Medal Maker returns
Victor Kovalenko returns as Australia’s first Master Coach.
Final showdown
Tech2’s team of Jack Macartney, Charlie Wyatt and Lewis Brake became the 2021-22 NSW 18ft Skiff champion when they dominated the fleet to win the final race (Race 8) of the series on Sydney Harbour.
Title partner on board
SailGP has announced a new partnership with Mubadala Investment Company as Title Partner of the Season 2 Grand Final.
Wish list granted
Clipper Ventures will offer expedition sailing to Greenland from northern summer 2022 as it unveils its new subsidiary, SKIRR Adventures.
Down to the wire
Egnot-Johnson and KNOTS Racing Reclaim the Harken New Zealand and Match Racing Championship in a genuine nail-biter.
Angler vision
The latest Lowrance® software release delivers new Ghost® 360 sonar feature and autopilot compatibility.
SailGP who’s who
Know your Flight Controller from your Wing Trimmer? How about your Driver from your Grinder?
Festival takes flight
The 2022 Festival of Sails continues, as breezes pick up and fuel the on-water action, running Saturday 22 January 22 to Wednesday 26 January on Corio Bay, Geelong.
Luxury leader
The Hallberg-Rassy 50 has been voted winner of the European Yacht of the Year 2022 in the prestigious Luxury Cruiser category.
Lonely only
The RWYC ‘Original Lonely Rock’ race is accepting race entries and offering early discounts.
Winning streak
Extasea seals victory at the 2022 Melbourne to Geelong Passage Race.
Tight lead
Only one point separates the top teams in the NSW 18ft Skiff Championship ahead of the final Race 8 next weekend.
Final showdown
In strong winds, the final day of Sail Melbourne 2022 wrapped up on Port Phillip.
