The Mini Transat will start on October 1, 2017, with several Italian sailors on the start line again this year out of 84 starters: Andrea Fornaro, Matteo Rusticali, Luca Sabiu, Emanuele Grassi, Andrea Pendibene and Ambrogio Beccaria. We heard from […]
A Milanese at the Mini Transat: Ambrogio Beccaria wants to go…Big! Read More »
The idea of the round-the-world trip came on its own, of course, simply, during the 2006 transpacifica, solo on a beach catamaran, from Yokohama to San Francisco in 62 days. But it is perhaps best to take a step back
#1 Summer reading. Around the world on a 6.50-meter boat. How, when, why? Read More »
The ancient harbor of Cowes, on the Isle of Wight, and the mythical waters of the Solent, the arm of the sea separating the island from England known for its unique combination of winds and tides, host the UK’s most
Photo gallery. What a spectacle the vintage sails at Cowes! Where sailing meets myth Read More »
We had told you the story of Ambrogio Beccaria Balduzzi, the guy who wanted the Atlantic at all costs: he went to retrieve a smashed mini in Portugal and put it back together with his own hands, managing to win
“A Thousand Miles, A Thousand Thoughts. I tell you about my ocean baptism Read More »
It was 1969 when at the Golden Globe Race (the first nonstop solo round-the-world race) “philosopher sailor” Bernard Moitessier decided to abandon the race to continue on to Polynesia “to save his own soul.” A gesture of revolt against the
Fifty years ago, Moitessier discovered that sailing gives happiness and saves the soul Read More »
Take a sailing legend like Philippe Poupon and combine him with a mountaineering holy monster like Reinhold Messner-you get Martin Frey. The only man in the world to have sailed the seven seas and climbed the seven peaks (Seven Summits).
Poupon + Messner = Martin Frey, the man of the Seven Seas and Seven Summits Read More »
What would you do if, in the middle of an Atlantic crossing, you happened to lose your rudder? That’s what happened to Patrick Marshall’s Sweden Yacht 390 Egret, which, 1,500 miles out of the Caribbean (departing from Cape Verde) found
How we sailed 1500 miles without a rudder in the middle of the ocean Read More »
What is happening to the Laser class is a real sporting disaster. An affair that began months ago, as we told you, and in recent days has come to a tragic conclusion with a communiqué from the Italian Sailing Federation
Laser disaster and madness: it’s real war between the IVF and the international class Read More »
Eberspächer, a German multinational group, is among the largest suppliers of technology in the automotive sector: among its main products are the most advanced exhaust gas treatment systems-those that enable cars and trucks to reach the extremely stringent Euro 6
Eberspächer. Oil-fired heaters Read More »
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