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Day One

AOCRA 2012 National Sprint Titles - Day1 from Ocean Sports Media on Vimeo.

High-Lights, Day1 of the AOCRA 2012 National Sprint Titles at Kawana. This event also includes the World Series Sprint V1, V6 and V12 Qualifiers.

AOCRA 2012 National Sprint Titles - Day2 from Ocean Sports Media on Vimeo.

High-Lights, Day2 of the AOCRA 2012 National Sprint Titles at Kawana. Features OC1 finals, OC2's.

AOCRA 2012 National Sprint Titles - Day3 from Ocean Sports Media on Vimeo.

Day3 concludes the Event with the 1500/1000/500m OC6 and V12. Well executed turns can win you the race, bad ones can see you disqualified.

Vajda 20 Beaches Ocean Classic 2011 from Ocean Sports Media on Vimeo.

Clint Robinson takes on the Young Guns in the Vajda 20 Beaches Ocean Classic 2011

Vajda - Qld Canoeing Sprint Champs Promo from Ocean Sports Media on Vimeo.

Vajda - Qld Canoeing Sprint Champs 2012.

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Lake Kawana Sat 21st and Sun 22nd January 2012

King of the Coast 2011 from Ocean Sports Media on Vimeo.

Clint Robinson continues his winning ways finishing 150M in front of Jeremy Cotter in the 2011 King of the Coast. David Rhodes and Ben Allen were next on the podium.

The Tahitians dominate in the W1 or V1 24k relay at Takapuna Beach New Zealand. W1, W2 and even W3's were contested. This is a fantastic fun event where teams of 2 or 4 paddle 4k legs totaling 24k

Inaugural race of the Pacific Downwind Series in NSW put on by a couple of good mates Kevy and Trev featuring OC1, SUP and Ski paddlers battling it out over three races for a free trip to Hawaii from Sponsors GNC Livewell. Kamanu Composites team member Travis Grant flew in from Qld to take on the locals and had some work to do to snatch away the airfare as did first time SUP paddler Dave Kissane having a year off ski to have some fun. Don't miss the near disaster at Barrenjoey Headland as Top Dog and Dingo Deans do their best to smash their OC1's.

I've not done this race but those i know that have rave about it. Looks like a strong field this year with paddlers coming from Hong Kong, Perth, NSW, Darwin, Gold Coast etc.

Rambo