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Barcelona World Race - Dee Caffari video

by Coralie Rassinoux on 4 Feb 2011
GAES Centros Auditivos - Dee Caffari (GBR) - Photo: Jean Marie Liott/DPPI?Barcelona World Race Barcelona World Race http://www.barcelonaworldrace.org
The Barcelona World Race is Dee’s Caffari's fourth round the world race but only the second one in the 'right' direction where she didn’t expect to be reminded of her first two experiences of pounding against prevailing winds.

British record-breaking yachtswoman Dee shares in this video ,the hardship of going upwind in the Indian Ocean with co-skipper Anna Corbella onboard IMOCA Open 60 Gaes Centros Auditivos.



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GAES website
BWR website
Anna's website
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