Red Bellies Racing - News and Media Release
RED BELLIES RACING GET NZ CAMPAIGN BACK ON TRACK
- Tuesday 27 March 2007
Australian team Red Bellies Racing's confidence has been buoyed
by a trouble-free run in round five of the 2007 New Zealand Offshore
Powerboat Series at Tauranga on Saturday.
Firmly putting mechanical problems which hampered their efforts
in the preceding rounds behind them, Bruce Sanders and Colin Craven
were right in the thick of the Superboat Light class action, eventually
taking fourth place.
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RED BELLIES EYEING SECOND-HALF CHARGE
- Monday 21 March 2007
Just as it's often said that sports such as the rugby codes and
soccer are games of two halves, Red Bellies Racing - Australia's
representatives in the New Zealand Offshore Powerboat Series -
are hoping the second half of the 2007 series has little in common
with the first.
Round five of eight will this weekend take place in Tauranga,
looking to put a troubled first half of the season behind them.
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FURTHER FRUSTRATIONS FOR RED BELLIES IN WELLINGTON
-Monday 12 March 2007
Round four of the 2007 New Zealand Offshore Powerboat Series
in Wellington brought more of the same frustrations that have
hounded Australia's Red Bellies Racing in the season to date.
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RED BELLIES OUT TO START UPWARD CHARGE IN WELLINGTON
- Monday 6 March 2007
Ahead of the Southern-most round of the New Zealand Offshore
Powerboat Series at Wellington this weekend, Australian squad
Red Bellies Racing are keen to ensure the lowest point of their
2007 campaign is behind them.
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RED BELLIES SCORE FIRST INTERNATIONAL PODIUM
- Monday 26 February 2007
It was a race that didn't go to plan, but Australian team Red
Bellies Racing left Gulf Harbour on Saturday with their first
class podium in the New Zealand Offshore Powerboat Series.
Bruce Sanders and Colin Craven were hoping for a change of fortune,
after troublesome runs in the first two rounds thwarted their
charge.
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RED BELLIES RACE FIT FOR GULF HARBOUR
- Monday 19 February 2007
Australia's Red Bellies Racing team will be looking for a change
in fortune at round three of the 2007 New Zealand Offshore Powerboat
Championship at Gulf Harbour this weekend.
In their first two international races, Red Bellies' racers Bruce
Sanders and Colin Craven displayed the pace to be contenders,
but have been luckless in race conditions.
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VALUABLE POINTS FOR RED BELLIES IN MARAETAI
- Monday 12 February 2007
Fighting on despite technical problems, Red Bellies Racing finished
sixth outright and fourth in class in Round two of the New Zealand
Offshore Powerboat Championship, held at Maraetai last weekend.
The Australian team of Bruce Sanders and Colin Craven were in
a race-against-time to start the 100-mile event, stemming from
a heavy crash in the season opener on January 10.
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RED BELLIES BOUNCE BACK INTO ACTION
- Tuesday 6 February 2007
After stealing the show with a high-speed crash in Taupo a fortnight
ago, Red Bellies Racing is keen to bounce back in style in Round
Two of the New Zealand Offshore Powerboat Championship at Maraetai
this weekend.
Despite a 160km/h exit from their international debut, the Australian
team turned plenty of heads with an impressive performance.
Bruce Sanders and Colin Craven were leading the competitive Superboat
Light Class convincingly, and sat fourth outright in the 40-boat
field at the time of the mid-race incident.
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RED BELLIES RACING ESCAPE HIGH-SPEED CRASH
- Monday 29 January 2007
Australian team Red Bellies Racing's debut in the New Zealand
Offshore Powerboat Series was cut short by a high-speed crash
yesterday.
The 160km/hr accident occurred on Lake Taupo, with the team of
Bruce Sanders and Colin Craven fortunate to escape serious injury.
Prior to the incident, which occurred about halfway through the
100-mile race, the pair were displaying the same sort of impressive
form which has taken them to six Australian titles in eight years.
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AUSSIE RACERS TAKE ON THE KIWIS!
Colourful Australian racers Bruce Sanders and Colin Craven will
go head-to-head with the Kiwis later this month, in the opening
round of the New Zealand Offshore Powerboat Championship.
Sanders and Craven’s Red Bellies Racing team are set to
fly the Australian flag throughout the 2007 New Zealand summer
series, contested over eight North Island events between late
January and May.
‘Team Australia Offshore’, as Sanders has dubbed
it, this week sent its Australian title-winning Red Bellies Offshore
racer to New Zealand, in readiness for the opening event, at Taupo
on January 28.
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RED BELLIES READY TO LAUNCH N.Z. ATTACK
The Aussies are set to take on the Kiwis again in the sporting
arena, but this time on water.
Sunday’s opening round of the New Zealand Offshore Powerboat
Series will see the international debut of Australian team Red
Bellies Racing, led by the colourful Bruce Sanders.
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SEABREEZE NELSON BAY WINS HOTEL OF THE YEAR
The landmark Seabreeze Hotel in Nelson Bay (NSW) has been announced
as the Independent Liquor Group (ILG) ‘Hotel of the Year’,
a prestigious award which identifies a hotel providing outstanding
facilities and service.
Part of the Port Stephens Motel Group, the Seabreeze Hotel has
received the sought after award, which recognises the venue as
demonstrating best practice in the management of its bottle shop,
bars, gaming, restaurant and accommodation.
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