Day Two of the 2016 One Ton Cup was a long one for the sailors. Four races were conducted, making the most of the great wind conditions. Wins were shared between Girls on Film and Invictus, with marginal breeze forecasted there is little opportunity for the rest of the fleet to comeback. We speak to Rob Greenhalgh about his role in creating the FAST40+ fleet and previous One Ton Cup winner, Irishman, Harold Cudmore about his past experiences.
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2016 One Ton Cup - Final Day
The Final Day in the Hamble got off to a slow start. After some drifting in a glass-out on the Solent, the breeze filled in from the north west. Three races took place in 5-7 knots, however, it was Girls on Film who decisively secured their win, with Invictus still in second and Rebellion sneakin...
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VRsport.tv Tech Talk - Tokoloshe II GP42
During the pack up of the One Ton Cup, we got the chance to ask Dave Bartholomew a few questions about the Fast 40's. He gave us a tour of the highly modified GP42 Tokoloshe II and explained some of the similarities and differences between it and the newer boats in the fleet.
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2016 Hamble Classics Regatta
2016 saw the British home of yachting, the River Hamble, get it's own specialised classic regatta hosted by the Royal Southern Yacht Club. The concept was developed by Jonty Sherwill and features yachts as old as 130+ years. One star of the fleet was Sir Robin Knox-Johnston and his boat Suhaili. ...
