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Volvo Ocean Race- Team Vestas Wind rebuild - Episode 2

by Sail-World.com on 27 Mar 2015
March 2015 - Team Vestas Wind rebuild at Persico Marine, Bergamo. Italy Brian Carlin - Team Vestas Wind
Latest update from the Team Vestas Wind rebuild in Bergamo, Italy

In this behind-the-scenes episode, Neil Cox and Tom Kiff update us on progress from Persico Marine in Italy. The hull is ready and the deck has been reconstructed, now the Vestas Wind team works hard to ensure every element complies with the one-design structure.

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