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Relentless… the march of DSS continues, the Infiniti 46 Maverick taking second on corrected time in the RORC Transatlantic race Behind… the Marten 72 Aragon So… a win too for IRC, ‘rad’ racer just beaten by world cruiser And… 36 minutes ahead of 100ft racer Leopardin third Bravo… to our own America’s Cup team (creep) Among… BAR’s many good works they have recruited young Annabel Vose… Who she… heathens among you ask? Well… when you’ve won four world, one European and 10 national sailing titles come back and tell us And… all that by the age of 22 More DSS… Big tip… of the hat also to Hugh Welbourn and Gordon Kay Those wondering… where a lot of that mightily impressive Hugo Bosspace comes from... May like to… learn more about the considerable efforts put into the early stages of Alex’s latest Imoca programme by the creators of the Dynamic Stability System Those photos… of Alex and VPLP sailing early DSS designs? Check… your back issues of this magazine Flat, straight… and long, those black foils Narrow and light… the boat Where else… have we seen that then? Guess who… Alinghi won the 2016 Extreme Sailing Series Another… move A bit… of a surprise, this one Former… World Sailing marketing director and multiple Olympic gold medallist Malcolm Page is off to US Sailing And… without breathing a word when the rapid Aussie bought the editor a sandwich just two days before the announcement Do not… take Page on at poker But… US Olympic sailing sure needs a kick up the jacksy Merde… alors Nine… French skippers are hiding in among the 30 skippers to have entered the 2018 Golden Globe Race More… anon Six inches… the range of jib sheet adjustment on yer AC50 Don’t know… what all the fuss is about How cool was that… Hours… after getting his January issue with his dynamic cover photo of Banque Popdoing her legendary submarine impression Jean-Marie Liot... ‘Le Magnifique’ saw the same photo win the Mirabaud Yacht Racing Image award at the Yacht Racing Forum Salut… Not… going to be universally popular, this one The… Superyacht Racing Association are launching a Corinthian initiative! Tempted… well, now you can charter a world-class Fast40+ while you make up your mind... Good plan… yes indeed, just give us a call Oops… six months later and that sinking-by-the-stern ORC design Scugnizzastill has her European Championship ‘trophy’ Some things… are just a bit weedy But… the editor stays $100 up, having bet nothing happens There’s… still time, says the other side of the bet However… recently we oh so nearly had that first ever ORC racer commissioned The one… that will answer so many interesting questions Sadly… that particular southern hemisphere client lost his nerve Soon… mebbe? Ouch… our trusty Aussie Vendée Glober Conrad Colman managed to ‘lightly’ electrocute himself on day 11 Next time… be more polite to your computer, Conrad Now… before heading to you know where Show some respect… and visit the website of photographer and Whitbread Race legend Rick Tomlinson Where… Rick is rightly keen that every Seahorsereader adorns their home and workplace with his superb racing calendars! All you gotta do…
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