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2018 Cronulla J/24 Winter Championship: Three weeks to roll

by Mick Reynolds 24 May 2018 16:42 BST 8-11 June 2018

With less than 3 weeks to roll, now is the time to get those mates off the Farr 40, MC38 or TP52, dust of the J, and enter the 2018 Cronulla J/24 Winter Championships.

Current entry list below:

1. Slippery AUS1646 – Mick Reynolds
2. Jargon AUS1642 – John Zagame
3. Vertigo AUS4436 – Clinton Hood
4. Fun. AUS2634 – Jared Macquart
5. Tinto. AUS5386 – Steve Wright
6. Stamped Urgent AUS4433 – David Mckay
7. Ace AUS4801 – David West
8. Wildfire AUS5058 – Janette Syme
9. Pinot AUS4430 – Marc Van Dinther
10. WoodDuck AUS4791 – Bryce Edwards
11. Kaotic/Hyperactive AUS5246 – Kirsty Harris
12. Innamincka AUS4793 – John Crawford

Shaping up to be a who's who of Australian Sailing, current and ex Club, State, Australian and World Champions (still celebrating...).

Get your J to Cronulla.

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