Tradition, Celebration & Blessings
A picture-perfect day at @Sandringham Yacht Club as the Navy Band filled the air with music, drawing a crowd to
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Zero, ready to race
Zero, the Imx 40 skippered Yamada and co-skipper Kobayashi will be on the 2nd start line Sunday 9th, March 4pm
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Sail online against the fleet
Sail Online offers online racers the opportunity to compete in a sophisticated simulation of the race in real-time 6-hourly NOAA
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Jon Sayer and Alan Paris – Pace yourself is key
With just days until the 2nd start of the Melbourne Osaka Cup, veteran sailor and yacht designer Jon Sayer with
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The Curious Adventure Begins
The smallest boat in the 9th edition of the Melbourne Osaka Cup double-handed yacht race has embarked on its 5,500-nautical-mile
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On a Mission
Skipper of 1122 Trekkee Hajime Niita has an additional mission other than making the challenging journey from Melbourne to Osaka.
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Getting the Rhythm Right
The Flags are Flying at Sandringham as crews continue to arrive and Sandringham has become a hive of activity as
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Follow the Fleet on the Tracker
As the fleet sails from Melbourne to Japan, you can track their progress using the Race Tracker here: https://race.bluewatertracks.com/2025-melbourne-osaka-cup-double-handed-race The
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Sea dogs sailing in a 10,000 km race to Japan
Front cover of today’s The Age featured a story about Peter Tardrew and Rod Gunther co skippers of Quest. Whilst
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Reliving the Adventure: After Nearly 40 Years
Lucy Jefferies, a competitor in the inaugural 1987 Melbourne-Osaka race, will once again be at the main start on March
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30 Days to Go: The Countdown Begins
It’s 30 days until the main start of the 2025 Melbourne Osaka Cup, and many teams are now here in
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Self Reliance and Trust, markers of the race
Teams are into last minute jobs readying for the 5500 nautical mile double-handed 2025 Melbourne Osaka Cup – the first
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