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Speed trials action-shots from the New York Vendee by George Bekris
by Vendee Globe 27 May 2024 00:02 PDT
Speed trials action-shots from the New York Vendee by George Bekris.
New York Vendee - photo © George Bekris / www.georgebekris.com
New York Vendee - photo © George Bekris / www.georgebekris.com
New York Vendee - photo © George Bekris / www.georgebekris.com
New York Vendee - photo © George Bekris / www.georgebekris.com
New York Vendee - photo © George Bekris / www.georgebekris.com
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