Australian Yachtsman, Nick Moloney has won an aray of major International yacht races during his professional career spanning over thirty years. Nick's World Records include the outright non-stop and unlimited around the world sailing speed record (the Trophy Jules Verne), the 24 hour speed / distance sailing record and a Guinness World Record for the first (and still the only person) to have windsurfed 230 kilometres across the notorious Bass Strait in a time of 22 hours and 11 minutes. Nick is the author of 'Chasing the Dawn', a published account of the 2002 Jules Verne Record and in the year 2000 he was awarded the Australian sports medal for his contribution and achievements in the sport of yacht racing.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
1st Rolex Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race, 1st Rolex China Sea Race, 1st Kenwood Cup (Team Australia), 1st Southern Cross Cup (Team Australia), 1992 Americas Cup (Challenge Australia & Il Moro di Venezia), 1995 Americas Cup (oneAustralia), 1997-98 Whitbread Round The World Yacht Race (Toshiba), The Jules Verne Trophy (outright around the world sailing speed record, Maxi Catameran Orange), 2004-5 Vendee Globe (Skandia), 20 X TransAtlantic passages winning 5 TransAtlantic Races, 1st Class B and new course record in the 2002 solo classic The Route Du Rhum, 3rd and 5th IMOCA class in the double handed transAtlantic classic The Transat Jaques Vabre (co-skippers; 2001 Mark Turner and 2003 Samantha Davies), 4th IMOCA class 2004 Solo Transat, 1st Verve Cup (Chicago), 1st Key West Race Week, 1st Hamilton Island Race Week, 1st Corum Cup Hong Kong, current holder of Around Hong Kong Island speed record, 1st China Cup, 1st EDS Atlantic Challenge, a founding member of sailing sports industry agencies OC Sport and Molokai Group Limited and more.