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British Vendee Globe Skipper Pip Hare has a new Medallia for 2024 Race

British Vendee Globe Skipper Pip Hare Has a New Medallia for 2024 Race 17th May 2021 British skipper Pip Hare will be racing again in the 2024 Vendee Globe race British skipper Pip Hare and her sponsors Medallia have confirmed they are the new owners of the IMOCA Bureau Vallée 2 which Louis Burton sailed to third place on the Vendée Globe which has just finished and which Armel Le Cléac’h sailed to victory in 2016-17 in a record time of 74 days 3 hours. The purchase of this well proven successful IMOCA represents a massive step towards the 2024 Vendée Globe for Hare, 47, who has worked relentlessly to achieve this goal since she finished in 19th place back on 12th February.

Pip Hare has a new Medallia which will take her to the 2024 Vendée Globe

Pip Hare - Medallia © Jean-Louis Carli / Alea British skipper Pip Hare and her sponsors Medallia have confirmed they are the new owners of the IMOCA Bureau Vallée 2 which Louis Burton sailed to third place on the Vendée Globe which has just finished and which Armel Le Cléac h sailed to victory in 2016-17 in a record time of 74 days 3 hours. The purchase of this well proven successful IMOCA represents a massive step towards the 2024 Vendée Globe for Hare, 47, who has worked relentlessly to achieve this goal since she finished in 19th place back on 12th February. Hare, whose inspirational attitude and sheer tenacity made her one of the most popular stories of this ninth edition, raced the 21 year old former Superbigou, but admits she had already earmarked two boats last October, as her potential next boat . Now she is determined to take a short rest, learn the boat and up her skill levels to be ready for a full IMOCA season in 2022.

Sevenstar confirms continued sponsorship of RORC Round Britain and Ireland Race

Sevenstar confirms continued sponsorship of RORC Round Britain and Ireland Race by RORC 11 May 16:19 BST 7 August 2022 Sevenstar Yacht Transport confirms continued support of the RORC s 1,805nm non-stop Round Britain and Ireland Race for the 2022 Sevenstar Round Britain and Ireland Race © Paul Wyeth / pwpictures.com August 2022 will see the start of the Royal Ocean Racing Club s most tactically challenging offshore race as competitors in the non-stop Round Britain and Ireland Race set off on the 1,805 nautical mile marathon, run every four years. Confirming their continued support of the toughest event in the RORC racing calendar is longterm partner Sevenstar Yacht Transport who are a leading Dutch yacht transport and logistics company. The 2022 Sevenstar Round Britain & Ireland Race is their fifth consecutive title sponsorship of the race; a partnership dating back to 2006.

RORC Confirm Sponsor for 2022 Non-Stop Round Britain & Ireland Race

11th May 2021 Sevenstar Yacht Transport confirms continued support of the RORC s 1,805nm non-stop Round Britain and Ireland Race for the 2022 Sevenstar Round Britain and Ireland Race Credit: Paul Wyeth August 2022 will see the start of the Royal Ocean Racing Club’s most tactically challenging offshore race as competitors in the non-stop Round Britain and Ireland Race set off on the 1,805 nautical mile marathon, run every four years. Confirming their continued support of the toughest event in the RORC racing calendar is long-term partner Sevenstar Yacht Transport who is a leading Dutch yacht transport and logistics company. The 2022 Sevenstar Round Britain & Ireland Race is their fifth consecutive title sponsorship of the race; a partnership dating back to 2006.

Piloting towards good mental health

Piloting towards good mental health For Mental Health Awareness Week our assistant curator has taken a look at the positive effects that museums can have on people’s lives, focussing on a ship model from the Maritime Museum’s collection which has played an unusual role in helping Armed Forces personnel readjust to civilian life. Spirit of Falmouth © Turn to Starboard Let me take you back to 1862. Liverpool Museum (you might know it better as the World Museum) has been open for just nine years and it’s only been two years since it moved into what is still its home today on William Brown Street. There’s no Maritime Museum yet, there won’t be for more than a century, but it hasn’t taken long for Liverpool’s maritime heritage to start finding its way into the Liverpool Museum collections.

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