World on Water Sailing News Oct 02.20 Gitana Jules Verne, Clarissa Vendee Globe, Sailing Frenchman

To help us if you like what we do every week please Subscribe, Like and hit the Bell to get notified when we upload videos. We are a viewer funded media channel so if would like to support us go to http://www.patreon.com/worldonwater Thank you Here are the highlights in the sport of Sailing in the last seven days. The Gitana Racing Team's huge Trimaran Edmund de Rothschild is poised to hopefully break the time for the Trophy Jules Verne, around the world fastest time, on standby from November One. This figure has been on everyone’s minds for many months now; 40 days (23 hours and 30 minutes), is the exact time to beat, if the crew of the Maxi, Edmond de Rothschild, is to topple Francis Joyon and IDEC Sport, the current Jules Verne record holders. Indeed, from the 1st November, it will be all systems go to take on the challenge of the round the world record under sail, which the skippers of the latest addition to the Gitana fleet describe simply as the outright round the world. This edition of the Vondee Globe has a good representation of female skippers. We profile Clarisse Crémer of Banque Populaire Ten. Emil Järudd and Cecilia Jonsson, showed the world-class Nacra 17 fleet the way round a very tricky Lake Attersee race course, on day one of the 2020 Forward WIP European Championship, in Austria. Hugo, The Sailing Frenchman, recounts his first solo race in his new 6.5 Class Mini scow. He did well. The US Sailing Team explains match winning Leeward Mark Rounding Tactics. Lack of wind on Lake Attersee meant no racing for day two of the Forward WIP 49er, 49erFX and Nacra 17 European Championships in Austria. Now here is the team trying to be the fastest sailors around the world.