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Zhik Moth Worlds 2011 - The Video Collection
by Richard Gladwell on 11 Jan 2011
Sam England (AUS) Thierry Martinez
http://www.thmartinez.com
The 2011 Zhik Moth World's organisers have produced some great video over the past few weeks, some of which we have inserted into Sail-World stories, however if you have 20 minutes or so, and want to see some great sailing video and hear from the leading sailors in this spectacular class, then roll on...
If you want to link to this article then please use this URL: www.sail-world.com/79015
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