Ce am învățat?

Ce am învățat?



Niall s-a întors pentru a alege ultima ediție plină de drame a The Ocean Race și pentru a găsi câteva lecții esențiale din prima cursă cu echipaj complet din întreaga lume despre distrugerea IMOCA-urilor. Nu uitați să vă abonați pentru mai multe The Ocean Race: https://goo.gl/BzBCwU Consultați catalogul nostru video complet: https://goo.gl/nrB9ay Like The Ocean Race pe Facebook: https://www. facebook.com/theoceanrace/ Urmăriți pe Twitter: https://twitter.com/theoceanrace/ Urmărește pe Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theoceanrace/ Citiți mai multe: http://www.theoceanrace.com

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33 thoughts on “Ce am învățat?

  1. I missed these videos. I'm glad you addressed the amazing OBRs, the skill of the teams, and how the boats are changing – there's always gonna be a vocal group of naysayers against change. But we need change, to evolve the race and also to promote responsible climate action

  2. Appreciate Niall pointing out how fast these designs are being updated by showing us the older Hugo Boss design–and that's only a few years old. Excited to see what the ship designers do next!

  3. Big lesson, the media team needs more budget. This channel, the site and the app is what connects people to the racing and that is what the sponsors look for. I know pro's aint cheap, but they will pay for themselfs long term

  4. This was really great insight into things going on after the race. At 5:27 I think I see someone at the helm and people out on the beam of Charal. That would be exciting if some of the designs had an inside and outside cockpit?

  5. This is one of those channels where I always let the ads play all the way through. My small way of supporting this great content 😉

  6. i think holcim prb was by far the best boat in the ocean race. They were completely dominant in the first half of the race, then lost their mast and i think the team was significantly downgraded after Escoffier stepped down and therefore lost the race.

  7. For me all thes development is making it less interesting for the spectator, especially for the ocean race. It disconnects the sailor from the sea.

  8. “I’m being… gently caressed by the foil. It’s nice… til the spiky part gets me.” 😆

    It’s so great to see Niall and so many folks from the Race again after all these months, and to see inside the boats! Looking forward to seeing some IMOCAs up close at the Transat NY-Vendée next year!

  9. Obviously, a lesson learnt (missing here) is that the 65 will disappear. There are a lot of reasons why, but nothing about that has been presented here. Pity.
    Essentially, the multi-purpose IMOCAS are around and can do TOR as an „add-on“. The pinnacle for these boats will always be the Vendee Globe. TOR will become an incubator for future TVG sailors which then will become teachers for „rookies“ – that’s the only way I see that TOR remains. Essentially what is going on right now.

  10. Fantastic vlog as always. I love the passion and dedication of the sailors and teams. I miss my daily Ocean race team vlogs and look forward to the next one. Greg 🇬🇧😊

  11. For what can be improved on the boats: I have seen a video a couple of years go I think, where someone put out some of the improvements that could be easily made to the boats to make them just a little bit faster.
    Things like, the railing being collapsible or at least have a shroud that is aerodynamically better.
    Having, like we saw on one boat, the boom as close as possible to the hull and have like a shout to the deck to keep pressure in the sail.
    Sure, it will maybe bring 0.1knots, but at a distance of 20-30k NM, it adds up.

  12. How about not allowing the predominant race sponsor with unlimited funds to have a boat interest to remove the home cooking official rulings of the race!

  13. OBR's are a gamechanger and critical to the future of the sport. It would be more expensive but they need to be "OBF's" and let a shore team edit the raw footage. Double-triple the coverage.

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