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Friday, April 29, 2016

ARMIN STROM Sailing Team’s dynamic new crew set to compete on the GC32 Tour 2016

ARMIN STROM Sailing Team is proud to announce a fresh new team packed with both experienced foiling sailors and talented youngsters ready to take on the 2016 GC32 Racing Tour which starts in May.


Crédit : S Van der Borch


Tuesday, September 22, 2015

Nathan Outteridge steps in for Leigh McMillan to keep Sultanate of Oman GC32 title hopes high in Marseille

Australian Olympic champion Nathan Outteridge has stepped in as Sultanate of Oman skipper to keep alive Oman Sail’s hopes of winning the inaugural Bullitt GC32 Racing Tour championship at Marseille One Design, the final event of 2015, next week.


Crédit : S Van Der Borch


Monday, June 1, 2015

Oman Sail’s GC32 Sultanate of Oman win first 2015 Bullitt GC32 Racing Tour event in Austria

Leigh McMillan and his crew on Oman Sail’s GC32 Sultanate of Oman exceeded all expectations when they became the first winners of the 2015 Bullitt GC32 Racing Tour’s Austria Cup on Lake Traunsee.



Tuesday, May 26, 2015

GC32 / Leigh McMillan has recruited the Australian foils specialist Glenn Ashby for the firts event

For the first event on Lake Traunsee, an Alpine lake surrounded by the beautiful Salzkammergut mountains, British skipper Leigh McMillan has made sure he has his Extreme 40 teammates Nasser Al Mashari and Pete Greenhalgh on board knowing their successful collaboration on The Wave, Muscat will stand them in good stead in this brand new venture.


Credit : M lloyd


Friday, April 17, 2015

GC32 / Alinghi, Spindrift, ... GC32's racing on the Rade de Marseille next week

With new teams, new sailors, new race management and officials joining in the 2015 Bullitt GC32 Racing Tour, those involved will be taking part in a Test Event in Marseille, France over 20th-26th April.





Tuesday, March 31, 2015

Alinghi takes off in 2015 "The GC32, as with the D35 and the X40, is a strict one-design class"

Alinghi, created by Ernesto Bertarelli, won the America’s Cup in 2003 in Auckland under the colors of the Société Nautique de Genève. In doing so, it set a double precedent in the history of the world’s oldest sports’ trophy: A first victory at a first attempt; and the first “European” team to bring the “Auld Mug” back to the continent since the first competition in 1851.