2014 Audio Reports and Interviews
VM2014 Avalon Interview 0000093d
VM2014 Avalon Interview 0000093e
VM2014 Family Affair Interview (15)
VM2014 Family Affair Interview (16)
VM2014 Longboard Interview 7090
VM2014 New Haven Interview (1)
VM2014 String Theory Interview (4)
VM2014 String Theory Interview (5)
VM2014 Turnagain Interview (6)
VM2014 Unidentified Interview (7)
VM2014-07-11 Audio Reports Family Affair Longboard Anduril 7090
VM2014-07-15 Audio Reports Kahuna String Theory Family Affair Kinetic 7090
VM2014-07-18 Audio Reports Longboard Line Honors 7090
2006 Audio Updates
- 07/17/2006: CKWX Race Report - Day Fifteen Audio Update (~1MB mp3)
- 07/14/2006: CKWX Race Report - Day Twelve Audio Update (~1MB mp3)
- 07/13/2006: CKWX Race Report - Day Eleven Audio Update (~1MB mp3)
- 07/12/2006: CKWX Race Report - Day Ten Audio Update (~1MB mp3)
- 07/11/2006: CKWX Race Report - Day Nine Audio Update (~1MB mp3)
- 07/10/2006: CKWX Race Report - Day Eight Audio Update (~1MB mp3)
- 07/08/2006: CKWX Race Report - Day Six & Seven Audio Update (~1MB mp3)
- 07/07/2006: CKWX Race Report - Day Five Audio Update (~1MB mp3)
- 07/06/2006: CKWX Race Report - Day Four Audio Update (~1MB mp3)
- 07/05/2006: CKWX Race Report - Day Three Audio Update (~1MB mp3)
- 07/04/2006: CKWX Race Report - Day Two Audio Update (~1MB mp3)
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Ultraman III (2020)
Type: S-40M OD Naval ForceSkipper: Jason Saunderson
Port: Vancouver, BC, Canada
Blog: 1 articles posted
Ultraman III, Jason Saunderson's new Naval Force 3 S-40, emerged in January and promptly dove into a race campaign that includes Southern Straits, Swiftsure, and the VanIsle 360, culminating in entering the 2020 Vic-Maui, racing for co-host Royal Vancouver Yacht Club.
Great video from Southern Straits: https://bit.ly/2WWqZPa
Naval Force 3 S-40 background: Commissioned by a now defunct Japanese company called Seahorse (hence the S-40), designed by Joubert-Nivelt and built at the Naval Force 3 Yard in La Rochelle, France in 2006, the yacht was initially designed as an economical 12 metre day racer. Four boats were launched with two ending up in Japan, one remaining in France and now one in Canada. With some modifications at the launch: including a deeper rudder, additional ballast and a carbon rig, the boat has competed successfully offshore including two Transpacs (2013 & 2015). Joubert-Nivelt are renowned designers of almost 100 sailboat designs (including IMOCA 60s) and their designs have launched over 25,000 boats.
