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As part of a documentary he is producing about the infamous 1998 Rolex Sydney-Hobart Race, Dennis Perkins is preparing to compete in the 2006 Sydney-Hobart. The 628-nautical mile race, which starts December 26, will be Perkins’ first distance race.
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As part of a documentary he is producing about the infamous 1998 Rolex Sydney-Hobart Race, Dennis Perkins is preparing to compete in the 2006 Sydney-Hobart. The 628-nautical mile race, which starts December 26, will be Perkins’ first distance race.
The latest racing news
Australians Darren Bundock and Glenn Ashby won the 2006 Tornado World Championship in San Isidro, Argentina. Locals Santiago Lange and Carlos Espinoza won the final race to secure second place.

Every year, hundreds of boats and htousands of sailors take on the Bacardi Mackinac Race. We brushed the salt off our seaboots and went to find out what we’d been missing. From our November/December 2006 issue.

The largest sloop in the world, the 247-foot Mirabella V, rescues a crew of three in Mid-Atlantic
Erik Maris and his /Twins/ crew won the Mumm 30 Worlds in Miami Beach, Fla., on Saturday. * For complete results, click here [1]. * To view more thrilling photos by event photographer Walter Cooper, click here [2].[1] http://www.mumm30.org/content/view/104/46/[2] http://www.waltercooperphoto.com/Mumm30.html
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