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As a cold front sets in, crews prepare for a challenging first night at sea.
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When weather conditions intensify, teamwork is vital. Here, the crew members gather on deck for a sail change.
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Alone on the open water, the crew persists, victorious simply by virtue of having braved the elements.
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High seas and powerful winds make for daunting sailing conditions.
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In optimal conditions, Super Maxi Yachts fly across the water at 25 knots per hour.
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The 100 ft. Super Maxi Yacht “Wild Oats” holds the record, since 2005, for fastest finish time at 32 hours, 40 minutes and 10 seconds.
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Clear thinking and quick reflexes are essential for braving the constant dangers present during the Rolex Sydney Hobart.
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The topographical “Organ Pipes” off the coast of Tasmania mark the beginning of the end of the race as the sea calms near the coast.
HIGH SEAS GALLERY
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