Hello All,
Figured I'd ask this here since my own research is drawing a blank.
I'm looking to find somewhere in the Greek islands where it's possible to hire dinghies by the day/hour off the beach.
I've a ton of sailing experience (international dinghy sailing, 700 mile offshore races etc)...
Absolutely - some people just have it.
How detailed are the forecasts they receive during the race? I know it's done over SSB, but in what format?
I guess what I'm trying to work out is what kind of "picture" they can build of what's forming in front of them- can they work out how far south...
Following this leg much closer than I did the first.
At the moment I'm liking how the southern group are positioned, better chance of getting around the approaching high without slowing down as much.
Conditions very nice so far.
That makes sense - and he certainly showed speed at points in the VG.
Overall I feel like there was a bit of an argument settling in the last Vendee where the boats that were quick in all conditions were the ones that both lasted the pace and were at the pointy end come the race back to...
Yep - I assume they can use their current boat, but she's for sale. Could be a young skipper older boat type arrangement like BP did with Clarisse last time round?
Spotted this on Apollo Duck UK while I should have been working this morning - looks like a single cat hull with some mad foils hanging off the side.
The text of the ad is:
The only picture attached is this, and here's the link to the ad
Anyone know what it is? Was is probably the more...
Determined to not shit the bed in this one, can't hack another embarassment like the Nordstream.
It's tempting to try lay the top island in tack, what do you all think?
Trying to set waypoints (not timed) to round the island as it will happen very early for this part of the world.
They keep deleting/moving.
Fuck this shit, if I'm aground when I wake up, so be it.
It really hasn't shown itself to be any faster than any other current model IMOCA.
It will be a vendee boat, but won't fetch the price his last bus did.