TechStreet
Highlighting some of the most interesting recent development – and evolution – in boat design, boatbuilding, composite materials, sailmaking, racing equipment and major event organisation
39 Bring back the thrill
After a decade of flogging up and down on windward-leeward courses many racing sailors are growing increasingly keen on taking in a little reaching… OneSails have some new solutions
40 Tacking now
Or in at the deep end… having been forced into some unplanned fast-learning in the art of shipping race yachts around the world, Team Vestas’s former navigator Wouter Verbraak has joined Dutch group Sevenstar Yacht Transport to make a career of it
41 There is a choice
The world-renowned rope and cable innovators at Gottifredi Maffioli are enjoying fast-growing demand for their range of ‘mid-exotic’ but very high-performing Dyneema-based cables. And the majority of the Vendée Globe fleet understand why…
42 Stunner!
The new Botín-designed Melges 40 canting-keel one design may prove to be a major disrupter to today’s mid-size raceboat market – North Sails have been playing an integral role in the development of the latest flyer to emerge from the Melges stable
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