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auckland scoop co nz » Bi-lateral Brains Trust On Lessons & Learnings Of America s Cup

Press Release – French New Zealand Chamber Of Commerce The longstanding, powerful bi-lateral ties between France and New Zealand tied to the oldest trophy in international sports, the America’s Cup, will be officially recognised this Friday, 26 February. The French Ambassador, Auckland Mayor, Olympians, sector leaders, racing competitors, yachting engineers and designers, international media and members of the French New Zealand Chamber of Commerce are gathering at the Sofitel for the exclusive Viaduct event. “I wonder how many realise the sheer number of French competitors, commentators and creative brains past and present, that have had an active role in revolutionising the Auld Mug alongside Kiwis?” says Thibault Beaujot, President of the French New Zealand Chamber of Commerce.

Bob Fisher, top yachting writer, Cup historian, dies at 85

Bob Fisher, top yachting writer, Cup historian, dies at 85 By BERNIE WILSONJanuary 27, 2021 GMT This Sept. 7, 2007 photo provided by Daniel Forster shows Bob Fisher. Fisher, the world s preeminent yachting journalist and one of the top America s Cup historians who also was a champion sailor, died of cancer on Monday, Jan. 26, 2021, at his home in Lymington, England, his daughter Alice Davies confirmed in an email to The Associated Press. He was 85. (Daniel Forster via AP) This Sept. 7, 2007 photo provided by Daniel Forster shows Bob Fisher. Fisher, the world s preeminent yachting journalist and one of the top America s Cup historians who also was a champion sailor, died of cancer on Monday, Jan. 26, 2021, at his home in Lymington, England, his daughter Alice Davies confirmed in an email to The Associated Press. He was 85. (Daniel Forster via AP)

Bob Fisher - The second Wise and Witty Man

Bob Fisher with Larry Keating (background) © Guy Gurney / www.guygurney.com Key influencers in the world of UK dinghy sailing, like London buses, can often come in twos, with the best example of this being how the development of the sport here was driven by the shared presence of not just Jack Holt, but Ian Proctor. In the same way, the stories that made the era of the 1950s to the 1970s so golden (albeit at times tarnished) would be brought to us by a pair of incredible sailing journalists, who like Holt and Proctor seemed to occupy the same time and space. The descriptive title is important, for first and foremost they were sailors; that they then became our two most well-read journalists can now be seen in hindsight as almost an afterthought.

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