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BIC Techno 293 World Championship - Images from Day 4 + Video
by Patrik Pollak on 30 Oct 2015
BIC Techno 293 World Championships 2015 - Day 4 Patrik Pollak
Finally the real wind of Cagliari! After the usual morning lycra ceremony and a little bit of dancing in the rain, the wind picked up and all fleets did three races. Sunny, windy, what more you can ask for….
BIC Techno 293 World Championships 2015 - Day 4 © Patrik Pollak
BIC Techno 293 World Championships 2015 - Day 4 © Patrik Pollak
BIC Techno 293 World Championships 2015 - Day 4 © Patrik Pollak
BIC Techno 293 World Championships 2015 - Day 4 © Patrik Pollak
BIC Techno 293 World Championships 2015 - Day 4 © Patrik Pollak
BIC Techno 293 World Championships 2015 - Day 4 © Patrik Pollak
BIC Techno 293 World Championships 2015 - Day 4 © Patrik Pollak
BIC Techno 293 World Championships 2015 - Day 4 © Patrik Pollak
BIC Techno 293 World Championships 2015 - Day 4 © Patrik Pollak
BIC Techno 293 World Championships 2015 - Day 4 © Patrik Pollak
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