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Prendi un velista oceanico, uno che fa le regate sui Mini, sui Class 40 o 9.50, uno che è abituato a giocarsela ad armi pari in mezzo alle onde contro barche similissime se non uguali alla sua. Prendilo, e infilalo in una regata dove le classifiche vengono stilate con il calcolo dei tempi compensati. Lo farai impazzire. Si tratta proprio di una vela diversa: guardate un po' il video che mostra la "confusione" di Michele Zambelli e Luca Tosi, navigati marinai oceanici che hanno deciso di partecipare in doppio alla Rolex Middle Sea Race (608 miglia partendo e arrivando a La Valletta (Malta) dopo aver circumnavigato in senso antiorario la Sicilia passando per le Isole Eolie, le Egadi, Pantelleria e Lampedusa) sul Class 9.50 Illumia12 di Zambelli. "MA COME DIAVOLO SIAMO MESSI?" Una volta che i due si avvicinano a Lampedusa, riescono a connettersi a internet e visualizzano sul sito della Middle Sea le posizioni e i compensi, non capiscono chi sia davanti e chi sia dietro. La prendono sul ridere con la loro usuale simpatia, e comunque, per la cronaca, pur essendo arrivati secondi in reale mea loro categoria, dietro a un Solaris 42, hanno chiuso al quarto posto nella IRC x2. Un Class 9.50, in termini di compensi, paga tantissimo. Il commento di un loro follower su Facebook riassume tutto al meglio: "Benvenuti nel frustrante mondo delle barche oceaniche infilate a forza nell'IRC".
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Recently we worked with the Irish Sailing Association at their Youth Pathway event held at Ballyholme Yacht Club. The event was one of the largest we have covered yet with racing over 5 fleets and 3 race courses. Fleets included Toppers, Optimists, Laser 4.7s, Laser Radials and 420s. As the ISA are currently working on building their social media channels, we decided that opting for several short videos would be most suited to their needs. We decided that filming would only be needed for one day, to allow us to get the content we required. We produced an overall video to release first, along with a short teaser for Instagram. We then worked and made a short 40-60 second video for each class. We also have the option to use the content to promote future events for the ISA
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In this video, I answer the question of How many prefectures I have visited, and how I got there. I don`t keep track of numbers, but the question got me thinking. So I scoured the map and my various journals and realized I have only two prefectures to go before I visit all 47! And how I got there? Well: 39 by bicycle 33 by car 30 by train 16 by sailboat 10 by airplane 9 by ferry 3 by helicopter. I welcome the return of visitors to Japan. While the great cities of Japan have much to offer, I hope that the incoming visitors also discover the remote corners of Japan, which are rich in historical, cultural, geographical, aesthetic, and culinary treasures. It’s great to see that many of those communities are experiencing a renaissance as people of all ages are being lured by local authorities to move and set up businesses. I’ve seen firsthand their entrepreneurial spirit and how they offer a warm welcome to visitors! #travel #japan #entrepreneur oh, and the two I have not yet visited are Shimane and Okinawa
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The South Coast & Green Tech Boat Show opens at 10am tomorrow at our Ocean Village Marina – and our exhibitors are ready to welcome you! See the full list of exhibitors and register for your free ticket at www.mdlboatshow.co.uk. We'll see you there!
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