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Crew space on VOR 70 – Noahs 2 for Rolex Sydney Hobart Race 2026

Cost

€10,000

Event dates

25th Dec 2025 - 2nd Jan 2026

What's included

The price includes all boat and race cost, professional crew and meals when racing. Additional costs include flights, transfers, meals and accommodation ashore and personal insurance

What to expect

The Rolex Sydney to Hobart race is one of the world’s most prestigious ocean races and is a superb test of seamanship, skill, tactics, and endurance. The world famous 628 miles race sees around 130 yachts come together each year to do battle with the competition and with the elements. Starting in Sydney on Boxing Day the 630nm course takes the fleet south towards the Southern Ocean, across the shallow waters of the Bass Strait and finally up the Derwent River, to the finish line in Hobart, Tasmania. Huge seas and strong winds are often a feature of this infamous offshore race, arguably the most prestigious and toughest ocean yacht race in the world

Itinerary

Provisional Schedule:
17th December: Crew Arrive
18th December: Boat familiarisation/safety breifing
19th – 20th December: Offshore qualification passage
21st – 23rd December: Training/Boat prep
24th – 25th December: No sailing
26th December: Race Start

Crew information

Coming Soon!

Prerequisite experience

Previous offshore racing experience is required. We would also strongly encourage you to have completed your ISAF Offshore safety and sea survival

Where

From the spectacular start in Sydney Harbour, the fleet sails out into the Tasman Sea, down the south-east coast of mainland Australia, across Bass Strait (which divides the mainland from the island State of Tasmania), then down the east coast of Tasmania. At Tasman Island the fleet turns right into Storm Bay for the final sail up the Derwent River to the historic port city of Hobart.

Accommodation

Crew will need to find accommodation ashore in the days ahead of the race

Crew space on VOR 70 – Noahs 2 for Rolex Sydney Hobart Race 2026

VOR 70 – Noahs 2

Originally named Brunel, this awesome VOR 70 competed in the 05/06 Volvo Ocean Race. After the Ocean Race, she returned to Australia, where she was renamed Ichi Ban. As Ichi Ban, she competed in five Sydney to Hobart Races and scored second over the line behind the famous Wild Oats VI. In 2018, she was renamed Noahs II, and in...