Video: Brad Butterworh comments on latest modifications on Alinghi 5
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7 Comments:
"Alinghi 5 update: small breakage stops play for a day..." Sounds better than a mastbreak!
Well, this is Alinghi speak for a midsize to major disaster. After all, the boat is expected to be out of the water for three to four days.
Gonzo looking good giving hand signals!
I think Alinghi is worried about the new mast of Bmw Oracle and so now they try to do something....Go sailing!!!
What waves is BB talking about if one looks at their vid. Only thing missing in the vid are kids sailing their Opti's .....LOL
Come on, another boat, i do not remember anymore which boat it was, lost its Mast. As far as i see alinghi still has a Mast and 2 Hulls without any visible breakage. May be they broke their third hull. But this one they do not need anyway, as BOR does not need its old Mast anymore.
Its all about finding the edge of maximum load. BOR, and finally alinghi now know their edges
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