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Uploaded by on Nov 28, 2010

A severe storm disrupts the 1998 Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race and destroys several yachts.

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  • @dokuman100 Daft kids who comment stupid rubbish on Youtube are dead clever arn't they now..................

  • @pbr2424 You stupid twit,have a bit of respect.

  • @Skilled29er mate cyclone yasi actually reached 160 knots.

  • They should all sail without radios and not call 911. Then you have a real race.

  • davidson should get a medal

  • what you people dont understand is that this was an event that was not for seen until the race day. Cyclone Yasi last year the breeze reached 72 knots at the most intense stage of the cyclone and demolished North Queensland. At the most intense stage of this storm the breeze reached 92 knots. Sailors dread 30 knots and if they knew what was going to happen they would not of raced. Everyone knew a strom was coming but no-one knew that this weather bomb was coming.

  • sailors stupid men, mountain climbers stupid too

  • What a shame, that brave men risk their lives for showoff-idiots, who go on sailing in spite of warnings and then expect to be saved.

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