A tight squeeze around the windward mark for a group of yachts contesting the world 12-metre championships off Fremantle, Western Australia, this week. The group of four at the top of the picture, bearing away with their spinnaker poles at the ready, are, from left, Courageous IV (United States), Azzura (Italy), Australia II, and South Australia. The two yachts yet to round are Italia (Italy), almost touching the mark at left, and Challenge 12 (France).
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Press, 15 February 1986, Page 80
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75A tight squeeze around the windward mark for a group of yachts contesting the world 12-metre championships off Fremantle, Western Australia, this week. The group of four at the top of the picture, bearing away with their spinnaker poles at the ready, are, from left, Courageous IV (United States), Azzura (Italy), Australia II, and South Australia. The two yachts yet to round are Italia (Italy), almost touching the mark at left, and Challenge 12 (France). Press, 15 February 1986, Page 80
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