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Esteban Blando and I crewing “Lord Marstrom”
The Big T is still beachcat King, no matter what our ISAF friends decided.
In the year where we definitely lost Multihulls at the Olympics, a good reminder for all of us to keep going and have multis back for Rio 2016.
Good Xmas for all and a better 2010.
Martin
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Dear Catamaran blog!
Please continue your endavour to highlight the multihull racing! Best wishes from far away country of Ukraine!
Your all time reader Ivan, Kyiv, Ukraine
Thanks Ivan!
One of my best friends from my consulting years and one the best professionals I ever work with was from Ukraine too (he lived in Argentina)
Best regards,
Martin