Rolex Sydney Hobart 2012 - Boats flooding in Hobart with stories to tell

Five days after the Rolex Replica Sydney Hobart 2012 has seen an influx of boats arriving in Hobart, each with stories to tell. It was a difficult race for small boats, experienced a series of time from the good to the bad. Rare are those who deny their was a real Rolex Sydney Hobart.

From 19:15 AEDT December 30, 60 boats arrived in the capital of Tasmania, for crews on accession to the party atmosphere that prevails in the city. With the wind conditions are gradually improving, some of today's finalists have been enjoying the last part of the race.

Just before sunrise this morning in Sydney sailor occasional coarse language Warwick Sherman crossed the line too. If someone has climbed a mountain this year is Sherman. Diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma last year, decided to challenge himself.

A man who recognizes when you have a fight, Sherman considered one of the most difficult: "It was difficult. God, it was hard. The first 36 hours were good, but the Hobart race is constantly changing. You think you're almost there then you realize you're away. The last 24 hours we hammered.

Sailing 2012 Olympic silver medalist Blair Tuke, Rikki race, crossed the finish line shortly after 09:00. It turned around a baptism for New Zealanders: "It was very difficult, especially outside Tasman (Island), where we had 45 knots of wind, but the reception was great here in Hobart.

Unlike Tuke, the Australian Tony wire in 47th Replica Rolex Sydney Hobart. The 70-year-old was aboard Duende arrived just after 11:00, after almost four days at sea: "It has been one of the easiest, but it was one of the most difficult by far. We worked very hard - the conditions were more than 30 knots. Scope Hobart is what has kept cable return to competition after taking part as a 19-year-old. Are you new? "One year ago to do so Who knows what will happen. It will be difficult to Hobart.