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Indigo II: In the Go for the Noakes Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race
The Noakes Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race is known for attracting top-tier sailing talent and exceptional vessels. This year, *Indigo II*, a Marten 49, stands out as a strong contender. Managed by Stacey Jackson, who handles the boat's maintenance and race preparations, *Indigo II* is ready to take on the challenge of the Noakes Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race.
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2024 Noakes Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race Start | Official Spectator Ferry
Enjoy watching the start of the 2024 Noakes Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race on Saturday 27 July from amidst the action from the Official Spectator Ferry!
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Competitor Content Brief
Dear competitor, As we approach the start of the 2024 Noakes Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race, the CYCA Media team seeks your assistance to help collate content to promote the race. Given the online nature of offshore racing, consistent content delivery is key. As we are unable to film onboard footage ourselves during the race and the fleet often ventures too far offshore for drones, we've set up a user-friendly platform for you to upload onboard footage effortlessly. More information on creating and sharing content can be found below. Thank you for your contribution, CYCA Media
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Daguet 2's Australian offshore Debut: From the Med to the Noakes Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race
The Noakes Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race is set to witness the debut of *Daguet 2*, a well-campaigned Mylius 50 recently acquired by Peter Byford of the Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club (RPAYC) and Rob Aldis of the Middle Harbour Yacht Club (MHYC).
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Georgia Express - On Track for the Noakes Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race
As the 2024 Noakes Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race approaches, *Georgia Express*, skippered and owned by Sebastian Hultin, is ready to take on the challenges of the race with renewed confidence and a finely tuned approach.
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Moneypenny's Line Honours chase
Please note that since the publication of this story, Moneypenny has withdrawn its entry from the 2024 Noakes Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race. **Every sport has a niche, a small group of competitors that raise the bar, defy the odds of what is possible, and change people’s perceptions of where the limit of performance lies. Running has ultra trail running, car racing has Paris-Dakar, and the world of sailing has offshore maxi yachts.**
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Whisper's Echo
Every sport has a niche, a small group of competitors that raise the bar, defy the odds of what is possible, and change people’s perceptions of where the limit of performance lies. Running has ultra trail running, car racing has Paris-Dakar, and the world of sailing has offshore maxi yachts.
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URM Group looks to defend
Every sport has a niche, a small group of competitors that raise the bar, defy the odds of what is possible, and change people’s perceptions of where the limit of performance lies. Running has ultra trail running, car racing has Paris-Dakar, and the world of sailing has offshore maxi yachts. These colossal vessels are at the front end of the crewed offshore racing in Australia, push the boundaries of what is achievable on the open water.
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25 Days to the Noakes Sydney Gold Coast Race
And just like that, there's only 25 days to go until the start of the 2024 NSGCYR.
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Double Handed Entries: A Showcase of Endurance and Skill
This year, the Double Handed (DH) entries add a unique and demanding element to the Noakes Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race. With 13 Double Handed entries, the DH division promises to be incredibly competitive. Notable contenders include the 2024 Rolex Sydney Hobart IRC winner in the Double Handed division, *Mistral*, **Rum* Rebellion*, *Jupiter* and *Currawong*.
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2024 Noakes Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race Prizegiving
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PHOTOS | Finish images - 2024 Noakes Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race
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From the Rail - Day 3
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From the Rail - Day 2
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From the rail - Day 1