The World Sailing Show - April 2019

It's hard to get your head around a a 75ft. mono hull without a keel doing 40+ knots.

MY FAVORITE CHANNEL.

didn't they do all of this foil BS during the 80's?

Fascinating video ruined by garbage audio design and editing.

Love those foiling cats.......

Good to see sailing being booted into the future. Luv it.

Love This Channel !!!

The March 2019 World Sailing Show said "next month, first steps for a radical cruiser" and showed a catamaran with a wing sail. Did I miss the follow up in the April 2019 World Sailing Show?

What’s up with that weird editing noise?

Can you still call it "sailing"? I am thinking that maybe it should be called by so other name like hydro-flying.

Have these monotonously-toned idiots learned how to change their underpants by hand yet? The fucking morons undoubtedly have not. I wish they would just stay at home with their stupid fucking phones and their plastic little worlds and let real people sail.

How much faster would a hydroplaning sail-boat be compared to a "normal" one with similar specs?

These boats give me goosebumps.

Possibly a bit early to say the F50 has smashed through performance barriers. Sydney was too light t set speed records, but it's not like we saw complete dry laps in the light which might have been a realistic target.
Even if the F50s do go through 50 knot barrier as claimed possible it's just nudging past the 47.57 knots we saw in 2013 or the 47.2 in Bermuda.

There is a few trans Atlantic race boats thats been parked in trinidad for a long time
One that stands out is one seems to be sponsored by jaguar
Monohull

i wonder how flatearthers brain wraps around sailing faster then wind concept)

Having ALL the boats identical means it is down to the skill of the crew.
Formula 1 motor racing could learn from that.

If there are batteries running the pump, why do they need grinders? What do they actually do?

Tenet brought me here. I'm hooked.

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