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Grant Warrington tells us about his latest Wild Thing

by Marissa Oliver on 9 Sep 2002
Grant Warrington tells us about the second last day of 2002 Hahn Premium Hamilton Island Race Week aboard the mean green Wild Thing. Click here for full interview http://www.sail-world.com/multimedia/wildthing.ram
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