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GOLDEN GLOBE RACE

28 Temmuz 2024 Demir Hindi GOLDEN GLOBE RACE 0

Don Mcintyre - HYDROVANE WINDVANE INSTALL on his Beneteau 423 .. afloat .. 3 days
ALMA Globe 5.80 Boat Tour: Jakub Ziemkiewic | 185 Bibi | Ireland -for more video follow CG580 Youtube Channel directly
ALMA Globe 5.80 Boat Tour: Niels Kamphuis | 163 Biggest Monkey NL - follow CG580 Youtube for more
ALMA Globe 5.80 Boat Tour: Daniel Turner | 05 Immortal Game | AUS - follow CG580 Youtube for more
Follow Don 1st Class Globe 580 Transat 2024 - Mini Globe Race 2025 Lagos Marina dock walk - follow CG580 Youtube for more
After the Golden Globe Race 2018; 2022, Ocean Globe Race 2022, now McIntyre Adventures presents another amazing around the world yacht race - The Mini Globe Race 2025 starting in February 2025. Since the launch of the Class Globe 5.80, over 230 people in more than 37 countries have purchased plans to build their own 19-foot plywood 'mini' yacht. The '5.80' refers to its length in metres, which is compact enough to be shipped in a 20-foot container to and from international events. Conceived by Australian adventurer Don McIntyre and designed by Polish sailor and designer Janusz Maderski, this new class of 'mini' yacht opens up exciting new possibilities for adventurous and affordable ocean racing. In 2025, a group of brave adventurers will race their 5.80 yachts solo around the world. The Mini Globe Race will start on 23 February 2025 and will be divided into five legs: • Leg One: Start of the race from Antigua to Panama; • Leg Two: Panama to Fiji via Tahiti and Tonga; • Leg Three: Fiji to Cape Town via Darwin, Cocos Islands, Mauritius and Durban; • Leg Four: Cape Town to Recife, Brazil via St Helena; • Leg Five: Recife, Brazil to Antigua. The race covers 28,000 miles and is limited to 20 entrants from around the world. It should take around a year to complete. There are no restrictions on satellite media access or the transmission of pictures and updates to the media. Entrants can post pictures from on board and manage their own social media from their boats. This openness allows for real-time coverage and engagement, bringing the excitement of the race to audiences worldwide. Join us as we redefine adventure on a global scale! Follow the journey at minigloberace.com. Music: PremiumBeat CPWWXUGKHSCNT8XI
After Golden Globe Race 2018; 2022, Ocean Globe Race 2022, now McIntyre Adventures Presents anther amazing around the world yacht race - The Mini Globe Race 2025. Since the launch of the Class Globe 5.80, over 230 people in more than 27 countries have purchased plans to build their own 19-foot plywood 'mini' yacht. The '5.80' refers to its length in metres, which is compact enough to be shipped in a 20-foot container to and from international events. Conceived by Australian adventurer Don McIntyre and designed by Polish sailor and designer Janusz Maderski, this new class of 'mini' yacht opens up exciting new possibilities for adventurous and affordable ocean racing. In 2025, a group of brave adventurers will race their 5.80 yachts solo around the world. The Mini Globe Race will start on 23 February 2025 and will be divided into four legs: • Leg One: Start of the race from Antigua to Panama; • Leg Two: Panama to Fiji via Tahiti and Tonga; • Leg Three: Fiji to Cape Town via Darwin, Cocos Islands, Mauritius and Durban; • Leg Four: Cape Town to Antigua via St Helena and Recife, Brazil. The race covers 28,000 miles and is limited to 20 entrants from around the world. It should take around a year to complete. There are no restrictions on satellite media access or the transmission of pictures and updates to the media. Entrants can post pictures from on board and manage their own social media from their boats. This openness allows for real-time coverage and engagement, bringing the excitement of the race to audiences worldwide. Join us as we redefine adventure on a global scale! Follow the journey at minigloberace.com. Music: PremiumBeat B2CBY91OKFKQXKQZ
Vendee globe start
Vendée Globe 2024 Start Day Live will start before start time 12:02 UTC , 13:02 French time today - from Team China Dream Captain Xu Jingkun support boat - first Chinese Team in the Vendée Globe
A #GGR2022, documentary "THE LONELIEST RACE" explores the emotional and physical trials of underdogs who struggle at sea for 300 days in the Golden Globe Race. Sadly, while a good film, it DOES NOT tell the true story. Entrant Tapio Lehtinen, GGR2018 veteran and GGR2022 entrant, is not seen in the film at all as if he was not entered. The sinking of his yacht ASTERIA in mysterious circumstances and subsequent rescue by Kirsten Neuschäfer, the winner of the GGR2022, is not mentioned at all. Fathom were given exclusive access and the right to produce the 'Official Film' of the GGR. The result in this sense is disappointing. Discussions are ongoing to rectify this unfortunate omission. PREMIER BROADCAST SCREENING IN CANADA..CBC Passionate Eye – October 9, 2024 Set against the backdrop of the world's most punishing seas, The Loneliest Race is an intimate documentary that delves into the emotional and physical trials of sixteen sailors in the Golden Globe Race. This non-stop, 50,000 km solo sailing race from Les Sables d'Olonne in FRANCE, is the world’s longest and most mentally grueling sporting event, pushing competitors to the limit with no fuel, no technology, and complete isolation. Only six sailors have ever successfully completed the GGR. Starting and finishing in France, they navigate the Atlantic, Indian, Pacific, and Southern Oceans with nine months' worth of food, rainwater for drinking, and only the stars for navigation. Mostly amateur sailors, the documentary gets intimate access to participants, including Kirsten Neuschäfer, the race’s sole woman, who has navigated the Southern Ocean countless times; Abhilash Tomy, a former Indian Naval Commander who nearly lost his life in the 2018 race; and Ian HJ Sailing Golden Globe Race Ian Herbert-Jones, a sailing hobbyist who ends up risking his life in pursuit of a personal dream. #TheLoneliestRace
The Golden Age of sailing continues with the fourth edition of the original Sunday Times Golden Globe Race. A fully reviewed Notice of Race, an increased following, new approved designs and a limit of seven boats of the same type will make the GGR 2026 even more interesting. The Golden Globe remains totally unique in the world of sailing and stands alone as the longest, loneliest, slowest, most daring challenge for an individual in any sport. Check out the 2026 skippers and follow the race at: www.goldengloberace.com 🎥 Footage Credits Apollo 11: NASA Historic Images: PPL Media: https://pplmedia.com GGR2023 Race Start / Lanzarote / Kirsten Finish / Prizegiving: @robhavill Onboard Footage: GGR2018 / GGR2023 GGR2018 Race Start: The Voyage of Madmen https://goldengloberace.com/the-voyage-of-madmen/
The Golden Age of sailing continues with the fourth edition of the original Sunday Times Golden Globe Race. A fully reviewed Notice of Race, an increased following, new approved designs and a limit of seven boats of the same type will make the GGR 2026 even more interesting. The Golden Globe remains totally unique in the world of sailing and stands alone as the longest, loneliest, slowest, most daring challenge for an individual in any sport. Check out the 2026 skippers and follow the race at: www.goldengloberace.com
Don McIntyre loves flying anything. He and Margie sold their Maule 180 Tri Gear, four seat Stoll aircraft, to help fund their year living in Antarctica in 1995. He still owns a part built "Kitfox classic IV" ultralight on amphibious Floats, bought in 1997. Don intended to use it in an historic flight re-enactment of the first flight around Australia. That was in 1924 by another McIntyre and Gobels, in a "Fairey" IIID float plane. When building 'ICE" in China, provision was made to carry a "Polaris FIB", flying inflatable boat. He bought one in Italy and while getting a new ultralight "Weight shift" licence to fly the Polaris, he saw a very impressive German Gyro-copter. Don always declared that he would never fly a Gyrocopter, as too many people had been killed flying them, including Jacques-Yves Cousteau's son. But this was very impressive German engineering and design. After a 20 minute flight he was hooked. To him this was flying in its most pure, fun form. The German manufacture and local importer were planning a flight around Australia in a few months and invited Don to join them. 10 flying hours later he had a licence, so bought his own machine. He applied the same VH flight registration numbers and decals, as carried by McIntyre and Gobels in their historic flight. Another 25 hours training and they set off around Australia by the furthest East, North, West and Southern most points. It was demanding, exhilarating, fun, spectacular flying and just seven days later they were nearly half way round. The other two gave up shortly after, so Don continued on Solo and claimed the World First record on a fight that lasted 115 hours in the air, over 22 days and covering 13,000 KM. During the 12 months surrounding that flight, eight people in Australia killed themselves in gyrocopters. http://www.mcintyreadventure.com
After eight years of total commitment, blood sweat and tears, Don & Margie McIntyre finally launched the 50ft "SPONSOR WANTED" and sailed to the start of the BOC challenge in New Port, Rhode Island USA. They had also built Japanese friend and fellow competitor Minoru Saito's boat 'Shuten Dojhi II" (Minoru in that boat, ultimately sailed a total of seven solo circumnavigations together). Massive support from friends and business got them to the start line, but still with over $300,000 of debt. 46 days after the start Don arrived in Cape town. At the half way point in Sydney after another 34 days through the Southern Ocean, where he was knocked down many times by giant waves, finances were critical and no one was sure he could keep sailing. Fortunately Buttercup Bakeries and support from Derryn Hinch and channel 7 kept the dream alive! With a new name "BUTTERCUP" Don set out for Cape Horn. Huge storms swept through the Fleet. He was on one occasion rolled 360 degrees, but his well built and prepared vessel survived, arriving in Punta del Est 39 days later, relieved to be out of the Southern Ocean. In the final Leg back to New Port, Don suffered a broken forestay, but went on to take second place in his class, with a total elapsed time of 153 days, 12 hours, 21 minutes. It was an epic 27,000 voyage with all the excitement and drama you would imagine. Don was the 98th person ever in history, to sail solo around the world. At that time there had been nearly three times that many people rocket into space! He gained a massive following in Australia produced an epic documentary of his race and started planning to do it again in 1994! http://www.mcintyreadventure.com
JULY 22 , 2024 - The McIntyre Adventure OGR, GGR, MGR & Class Globe 580 office is going mobile on a Beneteau 423 sailing the Pacific for the next three months. This is Don's 18th Boat and one of the cheapest at Euro 95,000!!!. Why does he like it and what is it for and at the end explains their latest plans ? Don & Jane have lived in the Pacific for many years and founded the Golden Globe Race from a previous boat ICE from the Kingdom of Tonga in 2014. Don shows you the boat and explains why he thinks it is one of the best for the Job!!. Any questions? put them in the comments and DON will answer you... :)
🎥 @robhavill Ocean Globe 2023 Documentary Teaser: Pursuing Dreams Beneath the Waves 🌊✨ w/ 5 GGR Solo Sailors
🎥 Interviews, race start footage and edit: @robhavill 🎥 Onboard footage: GGR2022 The Golden Age of sailing continues with the fourth edition of the original Sunday Times Golden Globe Race. A fully reviewed Notice of Race, an increased following, new approved designs and a limit of seven boats of the same type will make the GGR 2026 even more interesting. The Golden Globe remains totally unique in the world of sailing and stands alone as the longest, loneliest, slowest, most daring challenge for an individual in any sport. Check out the 2026 skippers and follow the race at: www.goldengloberace.com
The Ocean Globe Race 2023 has begun! History was made on the 10 September as the cannons of the Royal Yacht Squadron, Cowes, signalled the start of the inaugural McIntyre Ocean Globe, mirroring the original 1973 Whitbread Round the World Race. Hundreds of spectator boats witnessed the stunning scenes as the 14 iconic yachts crossed the start line en route to Cape Town. With seven former Whitbread yachts amongst the fleet, the OGR has its roots firmly in sailing history, but is also now looking to the future for sailors chasing adventure and a life less ordinary. 🎥 @robhavill Follow the race at: https://oceangloberace.com/
Beside the Golden Globe Race, McIntyre Adventure also organzie a fully crewd race call: Ocean Globe Race. About the Ocean Globe Race The Ocean Globe Race (OGR) is a fully crewed retro race in the spirit of the 1973 Whitbread Round the World Race to mark the 50th Anniversary of the original event. Starting at MDL’s Ocean Village Marina, Southampton UK on September 10th, 2023, the OGR is a 27,000-mile sprint around the Globe divided into four legs, taking in the Southern Ocean and the three great Capes. The fleet is divided in three classes for a total of 14 entries. Stopovers will include Cape Town in South Africa, Auckland in New Zealand, and Punta del Este in Uruguay, before finishing back to the UK in April 2024. For more information, visit www.oceangloberace.com. This video is 1st tracker update
Beside the Golden Globe Race, McIntyre Adventure also organzie a fully crewd race call: Ocean Globe Race. About the Ocean Globe Race The Ocean Globe Race (OGR) is a fully crewed retro race in the spirit of the 1973 Whitbread Round the World Race to mark the 50th Anniversary of the original event. Starting at MDL’s Ocean Village Marina, Southampton UK on September 10th, 2023, the OGR is a 27,000-mile sprint around the Globe divided into four legs, taking in the Southern Ocean and the three great Capes. The fleet is divided in three classes for a total of 14 entries. Stopovers will include Cape Town in South Africa, Auckland in New Zealand, and Punta del Este in Uruguay, before finishing back to the UK in April 2024. For more information, visit www.oceangloberace.com. This video is #OGR2023 START DAY on water
Beside the Golden Globe Race, McIntyre Adventure also organzie a fully crewd race call: Ocean Globe Race. About the Ocean Globe Race The Ocean Globe Race (OGR) is a fully crewed retro race in the spirit of the 1973 Whitbread Round the World Race to mark the 50th Anniversary of the original event. Starting at MDL’s Ocean Village Marina, Southampton UK on September 10th, 2023, the OGR is a 27,000-mile sprint around the Globe divided into four legs, taking in the Southern Ocean and the three great Capes. The fleet is divided in three classes for a total of 14 entries. Stopovers will include Cape Town in South Africa, Auckland in New Zealand, and Punta del Este in Uruguay, before finishing back to the UK in April 2024. For more information, visit www.oceangloberace.com. This video is team photoshot before set sail
Beside the Golden Globe Race, McIntyre Adventure also organzie a fully crewd race call: Ocean Globe Race. About the Ocean Globe Race The Ocean Globe Race (OGR) is a fully crewed retro race in the spirit of the 1973 Whitbread Round the World Race to mark the 50th Anniversary of the original event. Starting at MDL’s Ocean Village Marina, Southampton UK on September 10th, 2023, the OGR is a 27,000-mile sprint around the Globe divided into four legs, taking in the Southern Ocean and the three great Capes. The fleet is divided in three classes for a total of 14 entries. Stopovers will include Cape Town in South Africa, Auckland in New Zealand, and Punta del Este in Uruguay, before finishing back to the UK in April 2024. For more information, visit www.oceangloberace.com. This video is on the dock before the race start
#GGR2022 final Q&A by Don 10/07/2023
#GGR2022 party
#GGR2022 prize giving :)
#GGR2022 prize giving :) - Recording ... sorry GGR again, signal dropped... this is the recording... THANKS FOR THE SUPPORT, TIME TO TURN ANOTHER CHAPTER :)
#GGR2022 Prize Giving Alert 6pm Local time Les Sables 24 June
287 Days, Congratulations Guy Waites Sagarmatha 2 stops around the world #GGR2022 Part 1
287 Days Guy Waites Sagarmatha 2 stops around the world arrived #GGR2022
287 Days Guy Waites Sagarmatha 2 stops around the world arrived Vendee Marina #GGR2022
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