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Flasheart left flailing as Sicarius romps home in Dymes Cup

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Sicarius, skippered by Mark McRae, battled gale-like conditions to dominate the Princess Royal Sailing Club’s most sought-after trophy of the season, the Dymes Cup, last Saturday.
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Flasheart left flailing as Sicarius romps home in Dymes Cup

Sicarius, skippered by Mark McRae, battled gale-like conditions to dominate the Princess Royal Sailing Club’s most sought-after trophy of the season, the Dymes Cup, last Saturday.

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Albany Advertiser broke the news in on Thursday, February 26, 2026.
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