ARTICLES
Moneypenny has been making waves in the sailing community, and it’s an honor to be featured in various publications and media outlets. Here’s a collection of articles that highlight our journey, success, and the people behind the team.
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NSGCYR: ‘Look out’, Moneypenny is back
Cruising Yacht Club of Australia, 8th July 2025
“It’s been really good to spend a bit of time learning the boat and its modes of operation,” Appleyard said. “We know the boat a lot better now.
“So, look out. We should be faster than last year.”
Wild Oats X victorious in One Circular Quay Australian Maxi Championship
Cruising Yacht Club of Australia, 10th December 2024
Moneypenny competed fiercely in the One Circular Quay Australian Maxi Championship, where Wild Oats X claimed victory. Despite the tough competition, Moneypenny showcased impressive speed and tactics, highlighting the team's growth under Rob Appleyard's ownership.
2024/25 Audi Centre Sydney Blue Water Pointscore – Cabbage Tree Island
Cruising Yacht Club of Australia, 9th December 2024
Moneypenny had a strong showing in the Cabbage Tree Island Race, part of the 2024/25 Audi Centre Sydney Blue Water Pointscore. The race featured intense competition among the region’s top maxi yachts, with Moneypenny placing well and proving itself as a contender in the prestigious series.
One Circular Quay Australian Maxi Championship & SOLAS Big Boat Challenge Preview
Sail-World (by Cruising Yacht Club of Australia), 5th December 2024
“Recently sold by Sean Langman, Moneypenny will compete in the OCQ Australian Maxi Championship and SOLAS Big Boat Challenge before heading to Western Australia under new owner Rob Appleyard, the 2022-23 Audi Centre Sydney Blue Water Pointscore champion, is a seriously competitive boat with the right crew.”