SB3's carving a place on the Australian scene

1:48 AM Sun 20 Feb 2011 GMT

'Glenn Bourke hunts Nathan Outteridge in the Audi King of the Docklands 2011 - Audi Victoria Week 2011' Teri Dodds &copy

Rod Jones, the SB3 Australian head honcho, was all smiles at Audi Victoria Week's ? Audi King of the Docklands event which showcased the SB3 class at the end of January 2011. ?This is the fourth year at Docklands and the first year in this ?skins? format though, which is a more exciting format. ?The SB3 Class in Australia is growing well. We have thirty six boats in the country now and the World Championships have been allocated to us in December 2012 at Hamilton Island on the Great Barrier Reef. ?We expect to have over fifty in the Australian ...

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