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From On The Water Anarchy: 2015 Moth World Championship Day 3 video

A promising forecast rapidly deteriorated into what was the lightest most controversial race yet. A very small percentage of boats were able to even foil, while the rich got richer and sailed away the majority were left low riding. Chris Draper lead all the way till the finish line when he got passed by Japan’s Hiroki Goto. 7 of the 79 sailors in the Gold fleet were able to finish in time leading the way into the controversy as to why the RC ever started the race in the first place.

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McDougall+McConaghy 2015 Moth Worlds – Day 3 video

There wasn’t a lot of wind on day 3 of the McDougall+McConaghy 2015 Moth Worlds. Gold fleet were the only ones to get in a race. We caught up with Olympic medalist/America’s Cup helmsman, Chris Draper (GBR), and the race winner, Hiroki Goto (Japan) to hear about the one and only race of the day. We also had a chat with New Zealand match racer, Chris Steele, to talk about the obstructions and distractions around the boat park.

Visit the Moth Worlds website:
http://www.mothworlds.org/sorrento/

Video by Beau Outteridge
http://www.beauoutteridge.com/

McDougall+McConaghy 2015 Moth Worlds – Day 1

Day 1 of the McDougall + McConaghy 2015 Moth World Championships. There’s quite a few rivalries out on the race course. One in particular is between two 49er teams, Outteridge and Jensen (AUS) vs. Burling and Tuke(NZL). Each of these sailors stepped up today and scored some solid results, so we caught up with them to hear more about it.

Visit the Moth Worlds website:
http://www.mothworlds.org/sorrento/

Video by Beau Outteridge
http://www.beauoutteridge.com/

McDougall+McConaghy 2015 Moth Worlds – Practice Race

Highlights from the practice race for the McDougall + McConaghy 2015 International Moth World Championships. Hear from two time Moth World Champion, Bora Gulari, about the record breaking race. Chris Rashley won the race, even though he is injured, showing he may still have what it takes to step up his 2nd place from last year’s Moth Worlds.