Our small team brings a wealth of expertise and creativity from the world of sailing and yacht design to elite level of triathlon bikes.
With over 70 years of hands-on experience on the water and extensive knowledge of aeronautical design principles, they have mastered the art of combining functionality with aesthetic appeal in their projects.
Their dedication to quality and performance is reflected in every aspect of their work, making them highly respected figures in the international sailing community and now in the sport of triathlon.
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Rohan Veal is an accomplished Australian sailor best known for his pioneering work in high-performance dinghy sailing, particularly in the International Moth class. He played a critical role in the development and popularization of hydrofoiling Moths in the early 2000s, helping to transform the class from a traditional low-riding dinghy into a cutting-edge, high-speed foiling craft.
Veal won multiple Moth World Championships (2005 and 2007) and was instrumental in refining foiling techniques and equipment during the sport’s dramatic transition to hydrofoils. His innovative approach to sailing, combined with a technical understanding of aerodynamic and hydrodynamic design, earned him global recognition.
Veal has also been involved in multiple marine business ventures, and combined with his many years of triathlon racing experience including a bronze medal at the 2025 World Aquabike Championships and a silver medal at the 2025 T100 World Championships.
Kevin Costin is celebrated for his multifaceted contributions to competitive sailing—as a tactical sailing master, a boat tuner, and a craftsman.
His leadership aboard Wedgetail and other high-profile yachts, along with his technical insights and vibrant community presence, underscore his notable standing in Australian offshore and inshore racing.
Costin is recognized not only as a skilled sailing master but also for his craftsmanship and technical acumen within the sailing community. A peer praised him as having "so much technical knowledge and craftsmanship in the field of sailing," underscoring his reputation for precision and composites engineering and manufacturing expertise.