Leg 4 0f the Volvo Ocean Race which leaves from Singapore to Qingdao in China is underway. This is obviously very exciting. Read more if you care here…
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Leg 4 0f the Volvo Ocean Race which leaves from Singapore to Qingdao in China is underway. This is obviously very exciting. Read more if you care here…
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Its not the first time we have seen it, a local Holy Loch Sailing Club Boy taking on the world at sailing and giving them a reet good seeing too! Not only did Maf Smith & Andy McKee(of some wee inland puddle sailing club in Englandshire) horse the entire fleet at the pre-worlds/Australian Nationals, they [...]
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Maf Smith of Holy Loch Sailing Club is currently leading the Classic Flying Fifteen World Championships in Melbourne, Australia. Read more here… I always knew the Holy Loch produced the worlds greatest sailors… In the Open fleet its a tight battle between Grant Alderson/Dean Mcaullay (AUS) and Barry Parkin/Tim Hall (GBR). Steve Goacher/Phil Evans are [...]
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Maf Smith of Holy Loch Sailing Club is currently in Melbourne with his Windebank Classic Flying Fifteen. They are gearing up for the 2009 Flying Fifteen World Championships by dominating the Australian nationals in the classic division and getting very respectable results in the open fleet. Maf and his helm Andy McKee (from some yacht [...]
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This impressive photo shows the situation that Jean Le Cam found himself in. Its amazing the length some of these guys will go to sell a few autobiographies! Read more here…
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What can you say to that? Im speechless and thats a first LOL thanks for the Video Overall Results HERE Wild Oats – on Record setting delivery back from Hobart to Sydney. We broke the race record on our way home with just 13 crew, a cruising mainsail, and a #6 staysail. We took 40 [...]
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