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Detail First Hot Prospect

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25.01.2022 Detail First back on the water for the winter series. Great to be back!!!

25.01.2022 Underway for the 2019 L2H Delivery

24.01.2022 Thanks to the generosity of Alive Yachting our L2H photo competition winner, Callum Hollingsworth, and his plus 1, Scott Broadby, and his two sons, had the fant...astic opportunity to race on Alive during last nights Derwent Sailing Squadron Inc twilight race. The River Derwent didnt disappoint with conditions providing a fast sail around the course. Hope you enjoyed your prize boys! And thanks Duncan Hine for hosting them on Alive. Riversdale Estate | Australian Sailing - Tasmania | Tamar Yacht Club

24.01.2022 The journey begins

23.01.2022 DETAIL FIRST DECLARED OVERALL WINNER OF TASPORTS LAUNCESTON TO HOBART YACHT RACE 2020 In a perfect end to 2020, Detail First, skippered by Hobart teacher Scott ...Broadby, was today declared the overall winner of the TasPorts Launceston to Hobart Yacht Race 2020. The crew of Detail First, still coming to terms with their success, accepted the silverware from Her Excellency Professor the Honourable Kate Warner, AC, Governor of Tasmania, at the official prize giving presentation at the Derwent Sailing Squadron today. Detail First needed an entourage of trophy handlers after making an almost clean sweep of all handicap categories winning on IRC, PHS and AMS handicaps overall, and IRC, PHS and AMS handicaps in Division 2. Duncan Hine and Luke Watkins, skipper and navigator of Alive, accepted the trophy for their line honours victory on behalf of owner Phillip Turner, while Mark Bayles, co-owner of Kraken 42s with Andrew Sinclair, accepted the trophy for the ORCi overall winner. The Division 1 winner on IRC was Heatwave Brierley MC, skippered by Matthew Keal while Jazz Player, skippered by John Dryden, won Division 1 on AMS. Dream, the only interstate entry from Victoria, and skippered by Robert Green, took out Division 1 on PHS. The presentations ended a dramatic race which saw two boats dismasted and retirements due to seasickness and rudder damage coupled with some exhilarating and fast racing. The camaraderie among the crews was palpable, as was the relief to be sailing in one of the most watched offshore races for 2020. Race Website: https://l2h-dssinc.org.au/ Race Entrants: https://www.topyacht.com.au/db/kb/entrants_display.php Words/photo: Jane Austin

23.01.2022 Great day out sailing in the Rockstar Roberts Memorial Pursuit Race. Another awsome effort by the crew with a first overall. This race was particularly special and meant a lot to us, our thoughts are with you Tim!

22.01.2022 Some amazing photos thanks to Flight Risk Photography of this weeks twilight!

21.01.2022 A team for the 2019 L2H - Ready to Race!!

20.01.2022 Beautiful day for the first race of the winter series Bellerive Yacht Club

20.01.2022 Good day out on the river in the Nibbs Electrical Pursuit Race. Great effort by the team to get 3rd overall!!

19.01.2022 A great eve out sailing in the Bellerive Yacht Club twilight series

19.01.2022 If you want to track Detail First during the race, head to the L2H website. If you're using your phone you will need to download the tracking app "YB Races"

18.01.2022 Brilliant night tonight!

18.01.2022 Detail First heading to the finish - currently 1st IRC AMS PHS. Can they hold their position?

16.01.2022 On the home straight

16.01.2022 Great night sailing with Bellerive Yacht Club

16.01.2022 Close racing through Mercury Passage

15.01.2022 Happy Birthday to this Legend! Great to get out on the water and share a beer with you today!

15.01.2022 Good morning Tasman Island!! Pretty stoked Scott got a PB last night 16.5knots!

14.01.2022 Always looking for an easy meal when sailing. On to a winner here! Dinner's in the kettle

14.01.2022 BYCs "Hot Prospect"

12.01.2022 Thank you to DSS member Phil Mason who has been editing the news clips for us to share with you on Social Media.

11.01.2022 Rough night last night, averaging 15 knot runs with no headsail and 2 reefs in the main. Smashing 11+ knots down the Freycinet coast today!

10.01.2022 Some shots from tonight's twilight and Saturdays Betsey Island Race

10.01.2022 Thanks to the DSS, and congratulations to everyone in todays King of the Derwent. It's been a great week of Racing! The Detail First crew raced well today finishing 2nd on AMS & IRC. Overall finishing the series with 1st on PHS & AMS.

09.01.2022 BYC's "Hot Prospect"

09.01.2022 Great last winter race and celebrations at the BYC. Thanks to all the crew who raced throughout the series. Happy Father's Day.

09.01.2022 Glamour racing on the Derwent this morning

09.01.2022 Looking forward to the start of this year's Launceston to Hobart Yacht Race . Track our progress by downloading the YB Races app and keep an eye out on Flight Risk Photography page for some footage!

08.01.2022 Heavy weather sailing today with 40kt gusts. Our small crew brought their A game!

05.01.2022 If you want to track Detail First during the race, head to the L2H website. If youre using your phone you will need to download the tracking app "YB Races"

05.01.2022 After a morning of frustration and drifting, finally got the new kite up for its first flight! Looking good!!

05.01.2022 Always looking for an easy meal when sailing. On to a winner here! Dinners in the kettle

04.01.2022 MEDIA RELEASE DETAIL FIRST - PROVISIONAL WINNER OF TASPORTS LAUNCESTON TO HOBART YACHT RACE 2020 After a tough two days of sailing, the Hobart-based team, Detai...l First, is the provisional winner of the TasPorts Launceston to Hobart Yacht Race, with an IRC corrected elapsed time of 1 day, 22 hours, 49 minutes and 18 seconds. While Alive, skippered by Duncan Hine and owned by Philip Turner, won line honours and set a new race record, the Notice of Race for the event determines the overall winner as the winner on IRC handicap overall. The result for Detail First skipper Scott Broadby, sailing his Farr 1104, is a testament to the team’s hard work and grit on the race track, and to the race itself, in which boats under 40 feet can take the silverware. We feel absolutely elated and relieved to be home. It was a hard race, but our tough boat loves the tough conditions. The first night in particular when the gale came through was a challenge and was the first time that I have had two reefs in the main and no other sail up and just hanging on, but then we had some really good kite runs and we were lucky enough to get back before the breeze dropped out which was a big goal of ours, said Broadby. To add to this success, the Detail First team is also the provisional overall winner on AMS and performance or PHS handicaps, and Division 2 on IRC, AMS and PHS, while Alive has won on ORCi handicap. And not many skippers can win an offshore race without leaving home. A few years ago, my wife and I sold our house, and while we were waiting to buy another house, we lived on Detail First for a year, and we loved it so much, we decided to buy another boat which we now live on, said Broadby. Joining skipper Broadby in this year’s success were Will Sargent, Callum Hollingsworth, Thomas Males, James Butler, John Ryan, Max Cottier and Brian Corcoran. The crew was absolutely brilliant, I can’t speak highly enough of them, some of them felt sick throughout the race but they stepped up and kept doing their thing, including the younger guys onboard, said Broadby. The Farr 1104 was designed in 1975 as Bruce Farr's first commission for a full IOR race boat. This year’s fleet featured three Farr 1104s including Detail First, Rumbeat (Justin Barr) and Invincible (Bryan Walpole). Heatwave Brierley MC, a Mumm 36 skippered by Matthew Keal, is in second place on PHS overall followed by Hip-Nautic, skippered by Jean-Pierre Ravanat with Richard Boult, who sailed the new Jeanneau Sunfast 330-7811 two-handed in the challenging race. When asked the secret to their success, Broadby reflected upon the race. In the last few years, we’ve been in some good positions in the race, but have been unlucky and have been ‘glassed out’ on the Derwent [River], so our focus was to really push hard and get back before the breeze dropped out. And part of our strategy this year was to put the spinnaker up at night which we hadn’t done that much before. All in all, we worked very hard and that got us the result we were after, said Broadby. Final results will be published on Wednesday with presentations to be held at the Derwent Sailing Squadron at 12:30pm on 31 December 2020. Words: Jane Austin Image: Scott Brain TasPorts | Derwent Sailing Squadron Inc | Tamar Yacht Club | Australian Sailing - Tasmania Race Website: https://l2h-dssinc.org.au/ Race Entrants: https://www.topyacht.com.au/db/kb/entrants_display.php Race trackers: http://yb.tl/L2H2020

04.01.2022 Made it to the Tamar

03.01.2022 PHOTO COMPETITION WINNER Callum Hollingsworth from the L2H yacht Detail First has been announced the winner of this years photo competition! Callum submitted... the great photo of the yacht Detail First sailing around Tasman Island during this years race. Congratulations Callum for capturing a great shot. You now have the fantastic opportunity for you and a friend to sail on Alive Yachting during an upcoming DSS Twilight Race. I suspect the skipper/owner of Detail First Scott Broadby might be a bit keen to go with you! Thank you to everyone who submitted a photo.

03.01.2022 Man overboard drill done, successfully rescued a hat

02.01.2022 Tunes cranking enjoying life!

02.01.2022 Drama out on the river this morning! Scotty loving the 50kt breeze . Having to ferry everyone across in the wind!

02.01.2022 Day 2. Noodles for breakfast

02.01.2022 Detail First Hot Prospect

01.01.2022 Made it through the Dennison Canal with 10cm under the keel

01.01.2022 If you have a boat with a hull design of 1993 or earlier why not enter the BYC 2020 IOR Cup (March 20th-21st). Youll find the Notice of Race & the link to ente...r at byc.org.au. The Cup consists of a Friday night twilight and up to 3 races on the Saturday, and of course, entertainment afterwards at the clubhouse. See more

01.01.2022 WELCOME 2020 L2H ENTRANT - DETAIL FIRST Looks like the competition is heating up for our Farr designed entrants. Detail First, formally known as Hot Prospect, w...ill be our 3rd Farr 1104 entrant for this years race. Scott Broadby and his crew will have some competition with other Farr 1104 entrants, Justin Barr's Rumbeat and Bryan Walpole's Invincible, joining them in the race. Scott and his crew are regulars in the Combined Clubs Series and rarely miss a Bellerive Yacht Club Wednesday night twilight race. I'm sure they will be looking forward to another great L2H race. Who can remember that magnificent picture taken last year by Detail First crew member, Callum, off Tasman Island, what a ripper of a picture! Lets hope the race provides another picture perfect opportunity and fantastic sailing conditions as they race down the East Coast to Hobart. TasPorts | Derwent Sailing Squadron Inc | Tamar Yacht Club | Bellerive Yacht Club | Australian Sailing - Tasmania | IRC Rating