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After plans for joining a boat for the Volvo Round Ireland Race fell through, we were determined to get out and get some footage of some of the leading boats passing down through the Irish Sea. At around 2000 on Sunday night we headed out in 20 knots of breeze in a 6M Rib to try catch the 3 MOD70's which were competing, But unfortunately these were just too fast. Our next target was to try catch George David's Juan K Canting Keel Rambler 88 the next morning. We set off at around 5am in light winds and headed North to meet the boat as it passed The Maidens off Larne. We stayed with the boat for around 30 minutes and even though the breeze was only a Force 3, Rambler still was racing along at around 14 knots. We are interested in getting involved with some offshore sailing for the 2017/2018 season. As well as event coverage we'd love to sponsor a yacht for an online media campaign, including video, photography and social media. Get in touch via info@sixnineone.co for a chat about what we can do for you.
The Kerr 32 HighJacker lead the way in the first race of the annual strangford lough narrows series. The sun was peaking through the clouds just after the start on the first run before the rain and wind built with puffs over 30 knots. The Kerr 32 slipped away for the the J109 GTR on the way to the bottom mark before stretching their lead on the first beat. As the rain and wind kicking in the during the second half of the race the J109 powered on to victory both over the line and on corrected time. The team on bottom up boats hope you are enjoying our short vids of various sailing machines.
Golden hour Grecian views 🤩 … even more spectacular when viewed from the deck of a boat, wouldn't you agree? Picture this… golden light dancing on the waves, the clink of glasses on deck, and the scent of grilled seafood drifting from a waterside taverna steps from the sea. You could be spending your days sailing to new Greek destinations across the Saronic Islands; discovering hidden coves, swimming in turquoise bays, and enjoying delicious meals prepared for you on board. Visit Greece in 2026 on a sailing adventure that takes you beyond the guidebooks and experience the islands at their most beautiful - from the water. 📍Saronic Islands ⛵️