Simon Fisher
Justin Chisholm’s guest on the show this time is British ocean racer Simon Fisher.SiFi – as he is universally known – is one of the world’s most well respected and best liked professional sailors and is very much sought…
Pip Hare
Pip Hare is the British solo sailor who set the social media world alight during her single handed circumnavigation of the world in the last Vendee Globe.She was sailing on one of the oldest and least technologically advanced boats in the fleet and faced a raft of issues along the way. But she made it around and finished in 19th place – the first British skipper home.As you will hear in the interview – Pip had to overcome plenty of hurdles just to get to the start line. The Covid pandemic didn’t help, and financially it was touch and go for a while.But – just as she was beginning to doubt whether she would make it – an email from a prospective sponsor changed everything.
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Terry Hutchinson
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Bouwe Bekking
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Boris Herrmann
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Nicolai Sehested
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Tom Burnham & Rome Kirby
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Ed Baird
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Conrad Colman
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Dylan Fletcher & Stuart Bithell
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Ben Ainslie
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Terry Hutchinson
As well as winning countless world championships in a long and illustrious career American yachtsman Terry Hutchinson has also been involved in four America’s Cup campaigns, but is perhaps best known recently for his lea…
Ocean Race Update
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Ian Walker
Our guest on this episode of the Yacht Racing Podcast is British Olympian and ocean race skipper, Ian Walker.Walker has had a broad and illustrious career in professional sailing having won two Olympic silver medals – on…
Will Harris, Ray Davies, Taylor Canfield & Mike Buckley
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Emily Nagel
We talk to 23-year-old Bermudian sailor Emily Nagel on the day she was announced as a member of Dutch Volvo Ocean Race campaign, team AkzoNobel.