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Highlights of what happened globally in the sport of sailing in the last 7 days.
Foiling on Lake Garda.
Introducing Giles Scott and Neil Hunter from INEOS Britannia and they have interesting insights into the team, how the boats operate and the crews.
There are a number of new IMOCA’s being built for the next Vendee Globe . The two we feature today are Boris Herrmann and Sam Davies Initiatives Coeur. The both look like “weapons”.
Christophe Favreau shoots and commentates on Races 1-5 of the 18 Footers Australian Nats.
We have a preview of the 2022 season of the 44 Cup and it looks very competitive.
Emirates Team New Zealand release the first details of their Hydrogen Powered Chase Boats which should be on the water ready for testing in March this year. They claim they will do 50 knots. Also a first look at the All-New AC40 and this Four-Man foiler looks really fast. It’s battery powered.
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