
Congrats again, Rickie!
- Source: puma.com

Congrats again, Rickie!
Purrrrrrrr….
Passing Cabo Branco.
What does Amory use to take pictures on deck?
Asked by
ptrkphoto
Hello, thanks for the question. Amory shoots on a Canon 5D & a 7D. He also has a number of GoPro cameras that he is able to affix to Mar Mostro for unique angles. Mar Mostro herself has 5 cameras mounted at various spots around the boat, these can be controlled from the helm. What photos have been your favorites?
It’s goggles and helmet conditions out there.
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Every. Single. Wave.
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Michi Mueller bow riding at 20 knots in the middle of the Philippine Sea.
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We realize a few of you might be wondering “where the HELL is PUMA going right now?!” Well, we have a plan…if you look at the weather patterns over the next 24-72 hours, we’re sailing towards the center of a large front with strong winds, the intention is ride this southeast towards New Zealand. The rest of the fleet is currently sailing away from the weather, our hope is to slingshot past them while in the middle of this thing. It is a bit of a gamble, but with the competition being this good, you need to roll the dice when you see a slight advantage. Play around with the Volvo Ocean Race tracker, overlay the weather, run some scenarios. What would you do?
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Tony Mutter trimming.
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AC45 : high tech, grand prix race boat. Capable of closing speeds over 30 knots.
Some action from our friends over at America’s Cup. Welcome to Tumblr!
Debris damaged daggerboards.
Taken from a recent Scuttlebutt newsletter article titled: Why Kids Don’t Want to Sail
“…sailing isn’t fun for kids anymore. He stepped back in time to his own youth activities, such as baseball and sailing, and discussed “the way we were.” He recalled his early sailing days when he and his friends went from harbor to harbor and did overnights on the shores of Long Island Sound.
Yes, he was part of a junior sailing program, and yes, members of the group raced. But Sandberg hastened to add: They did not become burned out because sailing was more fun.”
Continue reading on Scuttlebutt.com
Tacks on tacks, stacks on stacks.
Tom Addis explains the strategy behind tacking and stacking.