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Scallywag Update: New multihull acquired and the Supermaxi relaunched

by Sail-World.com/nz 18 Sep 2018 17:13 PDT 19 September 2018
Sailing again - Sea trialing Scallywag 100- Team Scallywag reassembles after refit in Hong Kong, September 2018 © Team Scallywag

Since the conclusion of the Volvo Ocean Race, the Hong Kong based Team Scallywag have been in the process of putting their show on the road again.

Joining the supermaxi, is the ORMA60 trimaran previously campaigned by Sean Langman - and another round of record setting looks assured around Asia and the Pacific.

The supermaxi Scallywag 100 has been reassembled from storage, refitted and is now sea-trialling in the Phillipines.

The images and video below capture the reassembly process of Scallywag 100, and skipper David Witt's former 18ft skiff competitor Sean Langman describes handing over the reigns of the ORMA60.

The Scallywag trimaran arrives - August 21: After a rough journey from Sydney to Subic Bay, the Scallywag Trimaran is finally docked. Here's a quick look into the arrivals of the Scallywag Trimaran as they arrive into the Philippines! A big shout to the delivery team for bringing the Trimaran over!

The keel is on - August 25: The Scallywag team has been busy at work over the course of the week, in preparation for getting the new keel in, and putting it in place!

Moving the Rig - September 2: Over the past few days, the Scallywag team has been busy at work, piecing the boat back together and doing a lot of heavy lifting! Here's a glimpse of the amount of teamwork that goes on over at the boatyard.

Life at the Boatyard - September 4: It's been busy with the Scallywags over at Subic Bay, and we're taking everything hands on with everything we got. Check out this quick insight into the current Scallywag progress!

Training camp begins - September 18: The Scallywag family has finally regrouped, and the team is hard at work, training and familiarising themselves on the Scallywag 100' after the extensive refitting.

Midway through the training camp in Subic Bay working up the Scallywag 100'

A new Scallywag - Pete Cumming joins the crew

Stay tuned for more updates from Team Scallywag!

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