Tassie falls in love with SB3s

2:01 AM Sat 8 May 2010 GMT

'SB3 numbers growing in Tasmania' Andrea Francolini &copy

Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania, long home to one of Australia's most dedicated and talented sailing communities, appears to have fallen in love with the International SB3. It is more than a first date for sure ! Following in Andrew Crisp's lead , two new RYCT teams have this week joined the SB3 fleet. Nick Rogers a former World Dragon Champion ( and still on the warpath towards Dragon World Championship glory in 2011 ) and Brett and Jacinta Cooper, J24 legends from the Apple Isle have recently ordered SB3s. They expect delivery of their boats in June ( and ...

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