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HomeRolexRolex Sydney to Hobart RaceCelestial V70 reaches the Iron Pot, Wild Thing 100 not far behind Updated now finished

Celestial V70 reaches the Iron Pot, Wild Thing 100 not far behind Updated now finished

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As today’s (28 December) dawn broke over Hobart Harbour, the Volvo 70 Celestial V70, helmed by Sam Haynes of New South Wales, crossed the line with a race time of 01:16:10:2015.6. Haynes and his crew reached the Iron Pot, officially completing the race at 05:10:20 AM.

Trailing closely behind is the 100-footer Wild Thing 100, skippered by Grant Wharington and Adrian Seiffert from Queensland. Wild Thing 100 is expected to secure its position shortly, bringing an exciting close to the battle for podium placements.

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Wild Thing 100 has just crossed the finish line at a time of 01:16:37:35 at 05:37:35 AM on 28 December. Congratulations!

Wild Thing 100 crosses the finish line. Photo: Wild Thing 100 on Facebook

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Kirsten Thomas
Kirsten Thomas
Kirsten enjoys sailing and is a passionate writer based in coastal New Zealand. Combining her two passions, she crafts vivid narratives and insightful articles about sailing adventures, sharing her experiences and knowledge with fellow enthusiasts.

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