From: thedailysail.com
Pioneering event for the airborne sailors to take place in Torbole and Malcesine on Lake Garda in early July.
Further details are emerging about the inaugural Foiling Week….
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from: sailbiz.it
The foiling week, la settimana tutta dedicata alle barche volanti sarà, come già comunicato, articolata in tre momenti: l’International Moth EuroCup, i Forum e i Test in acqua e il finale dei Full Foiling Catamaran Racing
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from: solovela.net
Il 4 luglio ha inizio il circuito dedicato alle barche volanti. The Foiling Week, il nuovo circuito dedicato alle barche volanti, prenderà il via il prossimo 4 luglio dal Circolo Vela Torbole per poi proseguire e concludersi dal 7 luglio al Fraglia Vela Malcesine.
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from: repubblica.it
Torbole e Malcesine sono le sedi scelte per la prima mondiale di The Foiling Week, vero e proprio raduno di barche e velisti accomunati dalla passione per i foil, le alette su derive e timoni che fanno alzare gli scafi sull’acqua
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from: farevela.net
Torbole- The foiling week, la settimana tutta dedicata alle barche volanti sarà, come già comunicato, articolata in tre momenti: l’International Moth EuroCup, i Forum e i Test in acqua e il finale dei Full Foiling Catamaran Racing.
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from: yachtsandyachting.com
The foiling week, a week totally focused on “flying boats”, will have three different events: the Moth Open National Championship, the TFW Core Event with Forums, Races and on water Tests and the final Full Foiling Catamaran Racing. We can now announce the venues for each event.
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From: federvela.it
The foiling week, la settimana tutta dedicata alle barche volanti sarà, come già comunicato, articolata in tre momenti: l’International Moth EuroCup, i Forum e i Test in acqua e il finale dei Full Foiling Catamaran Racing…
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For the second edition of the Raid du Goëlo in Saint Quay Portrieux – France, the Flying Phantom One Design was racing for the fist time with other multihulls.
For the Phantom Sailing Team: Gurvan Bontemps – Helmsman and Benjamin Amiot – Crew it was a unique opportunity to race the boat after weeks of testing, optimization and training.
Phantom International: phantom-international.com
Photo: © Pierrick Contin
Credits : wanaiifilms.com
Few people in the sailing world are sharper than Paul Bieker, a soft-spoken Seattle-based naval architect who has spent his career designing a wide variety of sailing vessels, from super-quick I-14s and his one-off line of ‘Riptide’ racer/cruisers, to America’s Cup yachts. Bieker is one of the core designers credited with ‘super-charging’ Oracle Team USA’s ‘USA 17’ last September, changes that helped the American-flagged team to successfully pull-off one of sports history’s greatest comebacks to defend the 34th America’s Cup. Yet pull up a seat on the rail next to Bieker-as I’ve been fortunate enough to do on many occasions aboard our mutual friend’s Riptide 44-and it quickly becomes obvious that Bieker’s horizons extends far beyond racecourse designs.
Take, for example, the day that he brought our crew lunch. Each sandwich was individually wrapped in brown recycled paper and was hand-tied with a bit of hemp twine in an effort to reduce landfill fodder.
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