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Brisbane Race Week presented by Porsche Centre Brisbane has successfully concluded, showcasing an impressive five days of racing and community engagement at the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron. This year's regatta, which featured nearly 50 boats across various divisions, highlighted a growing festival atmosphere both on the water and ashore.
In the Monohull Performance division, Tool Time, helmed by Stephen O'Brien, clinched the overall PHS victory, finishing ahead of strong competitors KERB and Broadsword. O'Brien expressed gratitude to the organizers and volunteers, emphasizing the week’s success. Meanwhile, the Monohull Cruising division saw Blackadder, skippered by Alexander Grant, take the top spot, outperforming Danseur and French Kiss.
The Off the Beach divisions produced thrilling races, with Mack One, led by Ben Franklin, winning the VX One class. The Finn fleet was intensely competitive, with Annie and Jazel finishing tied on points, only separated by countback, while Lonya secured third place.
The event's success is attributed to Race Officer Paul Bolton and the dedicated volunteer team, who ensured smooth operations and vibrant atmospheres. Event Director Anton Prange aimed to create a unique and accessible experience for all sailors, making Brisbane Race Week a standout event on the sailing calendar.
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