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Showing posts with label Marstrom M32 racing catamaran. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marstrom M32 racing catamaran. Show all posts
Sunday, 23 March 2014
Friday, 28 February 2014
M32 racing catamaran cup, Event underway in Miami
From the following press release on the m32cup.com website:
http://m32cup.com/2014/02/28/showdown-in-miami-for-fast-growing-m32-class/
M32 Gold Cup is the first ”unofficial World Championship” where 4 US boats and 4 European boats will see four days of intense racing on Biscayne Bay in Miami.
After trying the format during the M32 Winter Series in january, now it’s for real. Today all of the teams took part in two practice races in 4-5 knots of patchy and shifty winds. It became apparent that this won’t be easy for the early favorites.
Wallén Racing won both races after mastering the conditions better than the other teams. If winning the tune-up is a bad omen or not, we’ll see in the next four days.
What’s the big deal
M32 attracts some of the best sailors from different parts of the sport. Olympic champions, Volvo Ocean Race winners and America’s Cup sailors battle it out in boat that they love to sail. It’s also a great stepping stone for young sailors who want to move on to Extreme Sailing Series and America’s Cup.
Fredrik Lööf, Olympic Champion: This is the most exciting boat ever.
Ken Read, CEO North Sails and VOR skipper: After playing around on a M32 catamaran in Sweden last year I found my next boat.
With active fleets on two continents, fifteen boats sailing and seven more in build – M32 is the only established multihull class in this size. And it’s growing rapidly.
read more here
http://m32cup.com/2014/02/28/showdown-in-miami-for-fast-growing-m32-class/
M32 Gold Cup is the first ”unofficial World Championship” where 4 US boats and 4 European boats will see four days of intense racing on Biscayne Bay in Miami.
After trying the format during the M32 Winter Series in january, now it’s for real. Today all of the teams took part in two practice races in 4-5 knots of patchy and shifty winds. It became apparent that this won’t be easy for the early favorites.
Wallén Racing won both races after mastering the conditions better than the other teams. If winning the tune-up is a bad omen or not, we’ll see in the next four days.
What’s the big deal
M32 attracts some of the best sailors from different parts of the sport. Olympic champions, Volvo Ocean Race winners and America’s Cup sailors battle it out in boat that they love to sail. It’s also a great stepping stone for young sailors who want to move on to Extreme Sailing Series and America’s Cup.
Fredrik Lööf, Olympic Champion: This is the most exciting boat ever.
Ken Read, CEO North Sails and VOR skipper: After playing around on a M32 catamaran in Sweden last year I found my next boat.
With active fleets on two continents, fifteen boats sailing and seven more in build – M32 is the only established multihull class in this size. And it’s growing rapidly.
read more here
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| Marstrom M32 catamarans racing in Miami, photo courtesy M32cup website |
Thursday, 10 January 2013
Marstrom M32 racing catamaran, book a test sail in Miami
The crew from Marstrom are once again offering test sails of the very special M32 carbon fibre racing catamaran. You can read more about it here, noticed on the Sailing Anarchy news page:
http://m32.marstrom.com/
and book a test sail here:
http://m32.marstrom.com/index.php?option=com_rsform&view=rsform&formId=1&Itemid=102
http://m32.marstrom.com/
and book a test sail here:
http://m32.marstrom.com/index.php?option=com_rsform&view=rsform&formId=1&Itemid=102
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