Pisco Sour III racing off Alicante. Image copyright Ruben Ballester.
by DabliuSailProject
Protagonist also in the last day, the wind of Alicante proposed a new script, showing to the protagonists of the first stage of the circuit MedCup its "sparkling and unpredictable side", putting to hard test the choices of the tactician. A wind intensity around 10-12 knots gave the organizers of the Trophy Ciudad De Alicante the worthy conclusion of the seasonal ouverture of the Formula 1 of the sea.
There were rich satisfactions for Matador that, besides to pick the success with a one point of margin over a combative Artemis (Russell Coutts as tactician). Third, thanks to a last day seesawing, the new Emirates Team New Zealand, led by a slightly undertone Dean Barker.
The Argentinian hull of Matador (with Francesco Bruni at the helm) undermined the worthy couple of boats from Sweden-New Zealand. Pisco Sour III placed in sixth position. Certainty, Vascotto and companions will be able quite soon to comfort be thought about like - and above all to how much - their boat is improved after the winter intense activities operations from the Carbon Lab of Albino Boot: from race to race Pisco Sour III showed to have the cards for results that matter. Here in Alicante, the scarcity of training and speed testing has shown, with a team 50% renewed and with financial resources not of great certainty. It is just three weeks to the next regatta in Marseilles.
Pisco Sour III off Alicante. Image copyright DabliuSailProject.
"We made an undertone beginning week" - comments Vasco Vascotto, skipper and tactician of Pisco Sour III - "We have been working a lot on the regulations. We are aware of the real capacity of our boat, despite a Low Cost regatta we succeeded to be first of the back pack. I am very pleased with the new purchases! Alberto Bolzan was for me a safety net, we know each other for many years, an important connection."
"We have been ruling \t the pin in the starts" - comments a smiling Alberto Bolzan, helmsman of Pisco Sour III - "For me this was a week of growth, like all of the team, a little training has been lacking. A more than positive experience, sailing always to level of the first taking confidence with the boat. I am very pleased to be able to race with these boys and to be able to return to the waters of Marseilles, convinced to be able to do well."
DabliuSailProject
Vasco Vascotto
Fondazione Milan
Audi MedCup
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