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32.2 knots of maximum speed on a Moth for Chris Rast
Monday 29 April 2013 –
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Marsala, which was already known as a special location for racing, became a record Record #sailingrecord place in a few days.
Saturday, April 27, in the morning, Chris Rast (SUI 3990) has established the world speed Speed #speedsailing record Record #sailingrecord for the class Moth: 32.2 knots and maximum speed Speed #speedsailing with which the average of the best 10 seconds at 29.1 knots!
Almost all of the Moths are equipped with a Velocitek instrument that in addition to providing real-time information such as speed, heading, distance from the starting line and shifts, keeps track of all the navigation and keeps track of the maximum and the average of the best 10 seconds allowing you to see the two measures on the display. The Velocitek recorded speeds are trusted by the Moth sailor community.
View online : Press info www.moth.it/european2013/
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