The trade winds arrived just in time for the final day of racing at the Mark Foy Worlds in Fiji. With 20knots on the course the fleet finally got to unpack their little rigs for a day of thrills and s...
Day two of racing started in similar conditions to yesterday. But as the racing was underway the breeze built to a steady 12 knots and swung to the right. It appeared to be the perfect conditions for ...
Day two of the Mark Foy World Championship started off as a happy one for the Triple M and Alcatel teams as their container arrived after being delayed at sea. With little over an hour till the start ...
Day two of the Mark Foy World Championship started off as a happy one for the Triple M and Alcatel teams as their container arrived after being delayed at sea. With little over an hour till the start ...
Perfect conditions welcomed the fleet to Fiji for the Mark Foy Championship and round three of the Triple Crown Trophy. After settling in to Fiji time, racing got underway at 1:30pm in a 12knot sea br...
Over the long weekend, 14 18 foot skiffs were racing in Auckland for the Maersk Line 18’ Skiff ANZAC Championship. New Zealand team Yamaha; Dave McDiarmid, Matt Stevens and Brad Collins, lead from s...
Alcatel One Touch claimed victory in the Alice Burton Memorial Trophy 18ft Skiff race on Sydney Harbour today after previous leader Asko Appliances sailed a wrong mark on the last lap of the course....
The Australian 18 Footer League’s 2015/16 Season concluded on Sydney Harbour today with the Smeg team taking out the Club Championship and the Alcatel One Touch team winning the Season Point Score t...
The champion Smeg team continued the form which has seen it take victories in both the JJ Giltinan and Australian Championships when Lee Knapton, Ricky Bridge and Mike McKensey led nearly all the way ...
Eighteen-year-old India Howard became 18ft Skiffs 2016 Queen of the Harbour when she teamed with Stephen Quigley, Thomas Quigley and Sam Ellis on Alcatel One Touch to claim the title with a brilliant ...
We (3 persons) had lunch at probably our favourite lunch venue in Sydney A short 15 mins ferry ride from circular quay via the hourly ferry service The club welcomes visitors who need to sign in 1x garlic prawns (excellent) and 2 x John Dory...More
johnjulieanne
My wife and me were there after taking the ferry and spend a very nice afternoon at the club/reataurang where you can sit either outside or inside the club. The Place i surely a Place for people to socialize and have a good time. Since...More
cairns2015
As harbour side dining experiences go the 18 footers is simply delightful. A glass of champagne on the deck outside at sunset and I fell in love with this place. Positioned on the Double Bay ferry wharf it looks out over Darling Point and Point...More
Stephen E
Being the grandson of one of the club founders I am very biased but really this is just a great place to eat. Good menu, great seafood, excellent service mostly and location, location, location. This visit was with a niece and her daughter who were...More
Geoffrey S
Being the grandson of one of the club founders I am very biased but really this is just a great place to eat. Good menu, great seafood, excellent service mostly and location, location, location. This visit was with a niece and her daughter who were...More
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