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This week in the WoW see the preview of Phantom International’s movie “Flying Dreams” starring the beautiful French Water Ski Champion Claire-Lise Welter, another French sailing star Yann Guichard explains how he will sail solo the 130 foot super-maxi trimaran Spindrift 2 in next week’s Route du Rhum from Saint Malo France to Guadeloupe, Week 2 of the Volvo has the fleet in the “Doldrums”, the girls wrap up the Women’s Match Racing Championships in Busan and Lucy Macgregor GBR is front and centre, Alan Block of Sailing Scuttlebutt interviews Tim Hacket the Project Manager of Jim Clark’s new light weight super-maxi Comanche and another Frenchman, Kite Surfer Chris Ballois, in Luderitz sets a world speed record of 42.94 knots (80 kph) for “disabled-riders.”
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