Even Rowers Have Multihull Mania
In the world of offshore rowing, two (or more) hulls may prove to be faster than one.
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In the world of offshore rowing, two (or more) hulls may prove to be faster than one.
The judges take a ride on the Triak during the 2011 BOTY testing.
The judges got to test something a little different when they hopped on the Hobie Mirage during the 2011 BOTY contest.
With a 105-foot weapon, Franck Cammas slayed the Atlantic and the Route du Rhum’s Unlimited Class. Was it as easy as it looked?
With the addition of a fleet of G-class multihulls, the Route du Rhum—singlehanded across the Atlantic—is making a bold play for the title of World’s Most Extreme Sailing Competition.
This trimaran blew the judge away with it’s fun factor. A feature from our January/February 2010 issue
Bench seats aside, this trimaran is flexible enough to cruise comfortably or race hard
In the world of offshore rowing, two (or more) hulls may prove to be faster than one.
The judges take a ride on the Triak during the 2011 BOTY testing.
The judges got to test something a little different when they hopped on the Hobie Mirage during the 2011 BOTY contest.
With a 105-foot weapon, Franck Cammas slayed the Atlantic and the Route du Rhum’s Unlimited Class. Was it as easy as it looked?
With the addition of a fleet of G-class multihulls, the Route du Rhum—singlehanded across the Atlantic—is making a bold play for the title of World’s Most Extreme Sailing Competition.
This trimaran blew the judge away with it’s fun factor. A feature from our January/February 2010 issue
Bench seats aside, this trimaran is flexible enough to cruise comfortably or race hard
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