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LawConnect prepares for Sydney-Hobart with a victory in the Big Boat Challenge<!-- wp:html --><p><a href="https://whatsnew2day.com/">WhatsNew2Day - Latest News And Breaking Headlines</a></p> <div> <p class="paragraph_paragraph___QITb">LawConnect won line honors in the Big Boat Challenge, the last competitive regatta before the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race.</p> <h2 class="Typography_base__sj2RP Heading_heading__VGa5B Typography_sizeMobile18__eJCIB Typography_sizeDesktop20___6qCS Typography_lineHeightMobile24__crkfh Typography_lineHeightDesktop24__Fh_y5 Typography_marginBottomMobileSmall__6wx7m Typography_marginBottomDesktopSmall__CboX4 Typography_black__9qnZ1 Typography_colourInherit__dfnUx Typography_normalise__u5o1s">Big boat challenge</h2> <p class="paragraph_paragraph___QITb"><strong>Sydney Harbor</strong></p> <p><span class="ListItem_bullet__cfb02 ListItem_square__fOyp0"></span>1: LawConnect (supermaxi)<br /> <span class="ListItem_bullet__cfb02 ListItem_square__fOyp0"></span>2: Andoo Comanche (supermaxi)<br /> <span class="ListItem_bullet__cfb02 ListItem_square__fOyp0"></span>3: SHK Scallywag (supermaxi)</p> <p class="paragraph_paragraph___QITb">Christian Beck’s 100ft (30.48m) supermaxi crossed the finish line in second place at each of the last three Hobarts and completed Tuesday’s race around Sydney Harbor in just over 70 minutes.</p> <p class="paragraph_paragraph___QITb">LawConnect, formerly known as Infotrack, arrived at the first mark at North Head around 20 minutes after the starting gun sounded at 12:30pm AEDT.</p> <p class="paragraph_paragraph___QITb">It was no slouch from there as the fleet circled twice from Shark Island to North Head and finished at the Sydney Opera House.</p> <p class="paragraph_paragraph___QITb">Reigning Sydney to Hobart Honors Champion Andoo Comanche came to the finish line at Farm Cove in second place, approximately two minutes behind LawConnect.</p> <p class="paragraph_paragraph___QITb">Hong Kong-based SHK Scallywag, an unknown quantity for this year’s Hobart, was third two minutes later.</p> <p class="paragraph_paragraph___QITb">The fourth supermaxi entered in Hobart, Wild Thing 100, did not take part in the race as the team completed work on it before Boxing Day.</p> <p class="paragraph_paragraph___QITb">Calculations will begin to determine which of the nine starters will be declared the winner on handicap.</p> <p class="paragraph_paragraph___QITb">Whisper, formerly known as Chinese Whisper, is already out of contention after retiring early from the race following a slow start.</p> <p class="paragraph_paragraph___QITb"><strong>AAP</strong></p> <div> <p>Sports content to make you think… or allow you not to. A newsletter delivered every Friday.</p> </div> </div> <p><a href="https://whatsnew2day.com/lawconnect-prepares-for-sydney-hobart-with-a-victory-in-the-big-boat-challenge/">LawConnect prepares for Sydney-Hobart with a victory in the Big Boat Challenge</a></p><!-- /wp:html -->

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LawConnect won line honors in the Big Boat Challenge, the last competitive regatta before the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race.

Big boat challenge

Sydney Harbor

1: LawConnect (supermaxi)
2: Andoo Comanche (supermaxi)
3: SHK Scallywag (supermaxi)

Christian Beck’s 100ft (30.48m) supermaxi crossed the finish line in second place at each of the last three Hobarts and completed Tuesday’s race around Sydney Harbor in just over 70 minutes.

LawConnect, formerly known as Infotrack, arrived at the first mark at North Head around 20 minutes after the starting gun sounded at 12:30pm AEDT.

It was no slouch from there as the fleet circled twice from Shark Island to North Head and finished at the Sydney Opera House.

Reigning Sydney to Hobart Honors Champion Andoo Comanche came to the finish line at Farm Cove in second place, approximately two minutes behind LawConnect.

Hong Kong-based SHK Scallywag, an unknown quantity for this year’s Hobart, was third two minutes later.

The fourth supermaxi entered in Hobart, Wild Thing 100, did not take part in the race as the team completed work on it before Boxing Day.

Calculations will begin to determine which of the nine starters will be declared the winner on handicap.

Whisper, formerly known as Chinese Whisper, is already out of contention after retiring early from the race following a slow start.

AAP

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LawConnect prepares for Sydney-Hobart with a victory in the Big Boat Challenge

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