EXCLUSIVE VIDEOINTERVIEW Giovanni Soldini: “At sea alone you learn to forgive yourself.”
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Today starts the RORC 600 Caribbean, which we told you about yesterday and which will feature, among the protagonists, the crew of the VOR70 Maserati captained by Giovanni Soldini. And it is precisely the Milanese navigator who is the protagonist of this long interview by Marco Salvia at The Inn Hotel in Antigua, which we bring you exclusively. We start with the RORC and Maserati, and then end up talking about Soldini the navigator. “It will be a difficult regatta, we will need sustained wind,” Soldini puts in his hands, “and there is certainly no shortage of opponents.” And again, “A great responsibility to carry the Maserati name around. “Me and the boat? A special relationship. Sailing alone is a school of life, you learn to forgive yourself, that’s the most important thing“.
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