Thursday November 3rd, 2011

Eight Corsair's join Seawind Pittwater Regatta, Australia

Australian Dealer, Dave Renouf, on his DASH 750 at Pittwater, Sydney. (File photo.)

Last weekend, eight Corsairs competed in the Seawind Pittwater Regatta in Sydney, Australia. Seawind Catamarans, Corsair's new owner, also used the occasion to launch a new sales, brokerage and service business in Australia, called Multihull Central.

My.Sailing.com.au has reported on last weekend's Seawind Pittwater Regatta in Sydney, Australia, at which 40 boats participated..Of teh 40, eight were Corsairs and the balance of 32 boats were Seawind catamarans.

Below is an extract from the article, Seawind Pittwater Regatta a pirate's tale:

"Seawind celebrated this year’s Pittwater Regatta on October 28-30th with the biggest turnout in the 13 year history of the event. With a total of 40 multihulls entered including 32 x Seawinds and 8 x Corsair Trimarans, who were invited for the first time following Seawind’s acquisition of the company last year, the regatta was a huge success and is the largest regatta of Multihulls above 20ft in the country and the largest regatta of its kind in the world.

"Following a brilliant invitation race in an 18 knot North Easterly on Friday evening, the 100th Seawind 1160 “Centurion” was put on display after being launched just recently. A bottle of champagne and crew shirts were presented by Managing Director Richard Ward to all four new owners who are part of a newly formed Seawind Syndicate to be based on Sydney Harbour. The 2nd Seawind 1000XL2 was also on display with the new owner taking the helm for the first time over the weekend and Seawind staff training him onboard during the regatta.

"The big news of the regatta was the launch of a new sales, brokerage and service business – Multihull Central. With head quarters soon to be based at the newly built Multihull marina at Rozelle Bay, Multihull Central also has an expert team of sales representatives around Australia in locations including Sydney, Pittwater, the Gold Coast, Brisbane, Airlie Beach, Melbourne and Perth. See www.multihullcentral.com for more information."

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