Donie75 wrote: » Maiden BBC4 9pm tonighthttps://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/maiden
Van Doozy wrote: » I enjoyed that - great recommendation, thanks.
HeidiHeidi wrote: » https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b075fxqb Sporting Traditions, Sailors at Strangford Lough on BBC2 tonight at 10.30pm.
mcdonrob wrote: » Enjoyed that Thanks
HeidiHeidi wrote: » Worth catching up on then?
mcdonrob wrote: » I would say, yes. Not the crash bang wallop of Sydney-Hobart but captured the race rivalry and the labour of love quite well.
Donie75 wrote: » Americas Cup World Series starting tomorrow on Sky Sports and YouTube. Seriously impressive flying machines but I think the old 12 Metres were more tactical to watch.https://www.yachtingworld.com/americas-cup/how-to-follow-americas-cup-world-series-auckland-prada-christmas-race-128853?lazyload=0
AndyBoBandy wrote: » I've no interest in watching these foiling things, same as I had no interest in watching the previous gen foiling cat's. 1 mistake/bad tack/gybe and your race is pretty much over. Bring back the 12m's and I'll watch all day long..... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGAtyCPBgL4
HeidiHeidi wrote: » I can never get over serious (or any) racing boats with no rails :eek: I'm kinda looking forward to this series - at least they're boats (as I recognise them), with actual sails as opposed to adapted aircraft wings. Or I think they are anyway. Must see if there's any vintage footage from years ago and treat myself to a night of racing envy! Any recommendations gratefully accepted.
AndyBoBandy wrote: » Just caught some of the Prada Cup there on BBC2, and as expected the AC75’s aren’t very interesting to watch racing... And you have to feel for the Brits who fall off the foils every time they tack, so it looks like a massive design error on their part....