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Last night, Monday the 2nd of June, NSRI, along with the SA Navy, Smit Madura, the Maritime Rescue Co-ordination Centre and Telkom's Cape Town Radio where thanked for their assistance in helping the yachts who got into difficulty during the 2014 Cape 2 Rio yacht race. The Vice Commodore of Royal Cape Yacht Club, Ray Matthews, presented NSRI CEO Cleeve Robertson a framed chart signed by all the competitors of the race. During the evening FNB's Head for the Western Cape, Stephan Claassen also handed a cheque of R10 000 to Cleeve as an acknowledge of NSRI's contribution in the Cape 2 Rio race.Cleeve & Commadore NSRI CEO Cleeve Robertson and Royal Cape Yacht Club Vice Commadore Ray MatthewsNSRI and FNB NSRI Table Bay Crew, Stephan Claassen (FNB), Pearl Nel (FNB) and Cleeve RobertsonSTN 3 and Cleeve NSRI Table Bay crew with Cleeve Robertson and Brad Geyser
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