Images from Day 3 at Hamilton Island


'Hitchhiker - 2008 Audi Hamilton Island Race Week' Crosbie Lorimer Click Here to view large photo
The five Cruising Divisions in this year's Audi Hamilton Island Race Week account for more than 115 of the 225 race entrants.

Amongst the Cruisers, PHS and IRC fleets are some fine IOR stalwarts that look at their best in a good breeze, of which there has been plenty.

Peter Briggs' Hitchhiker won the inaugural Race Week 25 years ago and they are back again this year along with others of that era, including Too Impetuous and Apollo III.

So there is no shortage of action to cover from behind the lens. Here are a small selection of Crosbie Lorimer's images from Monday's racing.

Too Impetuous - 2008 Audi Hamilton Island Race Week - Crosbie Lorimer Click Here to view large photo


Rounding up - 2008 Audi Hamilton Island Race Week - Crosbie Lorimer Click Here to view large photo


Oasis - 2008 Audi Hamilton Island Race Week - Crosbie Lorimer Click Here to view large photo


Meltemi gets wayward - 2008 Audi Hamilton Island Race Week - Crosbie Lorimer Click Here to view large photo


Margaret Rintoul - 2008 Audi Hamilton Island Race Week - Crosbie Lorimer Click Here to view large photo


Apollo III - 2008 Audi Hamilton Island Race Week - Crosbie Lorimer Click Here to view large photo


Airlie Retreat - 2008 Audi Hamilton Island Race Week - Crosbie Lorimer Click Here to view large photo


A bit on - 2008 Audi Hamilton Island Race Week - Crosbie Lorimer Click Here to view large photo




by Crosbie Lorimer



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