Category: Sailing News

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The Kitchen Maker 18ft Skiff Racing

THE KITCHEN MAKER 18ft SKIFF RACING Long-time sponsor ready for the 2025-26 season   When the Australian 18 Footers League’s 2025-26 season starts on Sydney

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Sixt 18 Foot Skiff Team 2025

Young team ready for the new season The young Sixt 18ft skiff team is hopeful a more settled start to the 2025-26 season at the Australian

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Evolution of Australia’s leading 18 footer club

 Evolution of Australia’s leading 18 footer club As the Australian 18 Footers League (originally known as NSW 18 Footers Sailing League) prepares for the upcoming 2025-26

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New Zealand 18 footer Innovators

Strong contributors to the 18 footer evolution David McDiarmid’s Honda Marine 18 footer team had just completed its three-in-a-row winning run at the 2020 JJ Giltinan

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Queensland 18 footer History

Decades of successful ideas and achievement Queensland’s revival over recent seasons, which resulted in a two-pronged attack by experienced and young teams in new skiffs at

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Western Australia 18 Footers History

On-off 18 footer record from 1890s-2013 Western Australia’s participation in the Australian 18 footer scene has been an on-off situation between the 1890s and 2013 but

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The Link Between Two Great Australian Sports

A unique connection between brute strength and beauty James Joseph Giltinan was one of Australia’s great entrepreneurs of the early 1900s, and the man most responsible

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Michael Spies

The last world 18 footer champion before one design When Michael Spies won the 1993 and 1995 World 18 footer championships, in his Julian Bethwaite-designed Winfield

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Smeg 18Ft Skiff Racing

29 years of 18ft skiff sponsorship success The Smeg Australia 18ft skiff sponsorship with the Australian 18 footers League began in 1996-97 and has continued harmoniously,

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The Big Boat Era

A look back in time at the 18 footers early years We are all familiar with the modern 18 footers as they speed across Sydney Harbour