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Highlights of what happened globally in the sport of sailing in the last 7 days.
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Further to our report in last week’s show that Comanche had been sold to Herman Winning the Australian 18 Foot Skiff Sailor, we have a sighting of it in the last few days. Tom Ehman has the report.
You have the defense of the America’s Cup in Spain in under two years, so what do you concentrate on? Of course, building a land-yacht, and every one needs a trailer.
Paprec, has chosen to further strengthen its presence in competitive sailing by committing to the heart of one of the most iconic circuits in ocean sailing, the Figaro circuit. The place where young sailors train, and where the biggest names in the discipline perform.
It’s “Offshore Training”, for the crew of the monster Spindrift trimaran, which is 30 by 30! Yes 30 meters long by 30 meters wide. Try taking that out with a few mates.
It’s a wrap, for this years’ Antigua Sailing Week, and by all reports it was a great success.
A few months ago Carkeek Design Partners teamed up with Italian boatyard Mylius, to produce a cutting-edge performance cruiser.Shaun Carkeek discusses the initial meeting, and both parties share their design objectives.Day 4 of the
Antigua Sailing Week, and it’s time for the women to head the fleet.
Thomas Coville, has put together a top crew to break the record for the fastest circumnavigation of the world. His huge Trimaran SODEBO, is a foiling flyer.
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