http://youtu.be/TsGt1IENcO4
You will want to watch it, and you’ll want to watch it right to the end, because someone is taking ‘It’s Time to Fly’ WAY too seriously. The question is… who? Take a look at the BAR team in training on the foiling Nacra F20.
Source: Ben Ainslie Racing
From Voiles et Voiliers
Après l’engouement suscité par le Flying Phantom en 2014, trois nouveaux catas de sport volants sont apparus sur la Nautic de Paris 2014 : le Nacra 20 FCS, le Solent Whisper et le Bemare S9. Trois bateaux montés sur foils, mais dont les autres caractéristiques (taille, prix, complexité) diffèrent sensiblement. Revue de détail avec Pierre-Marie Bourguinat.
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From benainslieracing.com
Anyone who followed the build-up to the 2012 Olympic Games will remember that the biggest hurdle to Ben Ainslie’s historic fourth gold medal was another Brit by the name of Giles Scott.
Their rivalry was one of the most compelling stories of the lead-up to the London 2012 Olympics – a classic narrative as Scott, the apprentice and former training partner, attempted to unseat the dominant figure of the previous generation, and win the single Team GBR place at the Games…
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Nacra F20 FCS trainingday, Two boats lining up to become better and to go faster. each time on the water we all learn something new, Amazing product and quite spectaculair to be sailing over 28 knots. #empoweringsailors
Today the Round Texel long distance race had seen the match between 3 foiling weapons
The Nacra 20 FCS that wins Line Honours
The Flying M20 from Mischa Heemskerk that had ended 4th
And the Flying Phantom that was leading the race but hit a sand bank
