Lino Sonego Team Italia participates to the Extreme 40, an inshore racing circuit that brings together the best international skipper of the planet. Lino Sonego Team Italia is the Italian factory team. For Lino Sonego (www.linosonego.it) the entry in the Extreme Sailing Series ™ is a step that came thanks to the passion for the sport of his CEO Fabio Sonego: "We strongly support this Italian challenge because we believe that this is the international multihulls circuit that represents the principles that found our company: excellence, competition and team spirit .... We are present in the sports world for over twenty years and we have sponsored many competitions, from motorcycling to great soccer to sailing. That’s why we wanted to support the project of Giorgio Martin who has proposed to participate at the creation of this team. The Italian team is led by Lorenzo Bressani, who has twice been nominated as ISAF World Sailor of the Year. Bressani and the Italian crew of Enrico Zennaro and Gabriele Olivo have an impressive combined CV that includes 20 World Championship titles across numerous classes, while Adam Kay and Tom Buggy from the UK will provide valuable Extreme 40 class insight in Singapore. STAY WITH US - ENJOY THE SHOW

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friends head to la Palma and we relax in pasito Blanco waiting for weather to change so we can head to Tenerife.

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We are VERY excited to be collaborating with the amazing Travel Blog Jamie on his latest P&O Ioma video, coming 8.30am GMT TOMORROW! If you haven't already head on over to his channel and subscribe to catch us alongside Jamie and the fantastic Paul and Carole Love to Travel! We have an Iona cruise coming in December where we will take in the Northern Europe Christmas Markets and report on the state on international cruising Post COVID-19 - to catch that series and more cruise, travel, and staycayion content please hit subscribe 😀 #shorts

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Une toute petite sortie en mer sur mon bateau en Août 2010

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The forecast called for light wind and a gentle swell. That wasn't what we got! We were stuck under a squall line and the wind slowly built. I stopped filming when the rain came. Of course when we got onto the Bahamas bank the sun came out and the sea was smooth. See more on our Skoota 28 powercat here www.sailingcatamarans.com and follow the blog here http://woodsdesigns.blogspot.com/

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