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    A chance for New Zealanders to make their mark on Australian waters in today's Sydney to Hobart yacht race

    A chance for New Zealanders to make their mark on Australian waters in today's Sydney to Hobart yacht race


    New Zealand's only boat in the 630-nautical mile race is the Max Klink-skippered Caro, while Kiwi yachtsman Stu Bannatyne is onboard Australian boat Zeus -- who won the handicap prize last year onboard Alive.

    Race commentator Peter Shipway says Klink's Caro will be one to watch.



    Racing gets underway at 3pm.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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