Sydney-Hobart: hell and high water

Article Abstract:

The 1998 Sydney-Hobart race tragedy that killed six sailors puts into focus the unpredictability of weather forecasting. Only the heroic efforts by rescuers, the skill of the sailors, and divine intervention prevented more deaths from happening.

Accidents

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Gilmour's still chasing the cup

Article Abstract:

Australian sailor Peter Gilmour discusses why he continues to compete in the America's Cup even though he has never won.

Interview, Public opinion, America's Cup races, Sailors, Gilmour, Peter

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2000 Sydney-Hobart Race

Article Abstract:

Roger Hickman describes the equipment he selected for the 2000 Sydney-Hobart Race.

Equipment and supplies, 2000 AD

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