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References
- http://www.impropercourse.com/search/label/Brett%20Beyer (not my Blogsite)
- http://www.sail-world.com/Australia/2014-NSW-Sports-Awards---Nine-time-Laser-Masters-world-champion-wins/131871
- Sports NSW Awards
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moQjoP0b4ZY
- Flying Dutchman Worlds
- Yachting NSW Yachting Awards
- Pre-Worlds Media Release
- 505 NSW title report by Ian Gregg Feb 2010
- SingaporeSailing Report
- http://www.pacificsailingschool.com.au_blog/our_sailing_news/post/hank_finishesin_top_10_masters%5B%5D