Archive for Heavy Weather Sailing
Optis on City Front
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2010 Heavy Weather Regatta at StFYC
Yacht in a storm
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Auckland to Noumea race 09 on board the Y11 Route 66 in 40+ kts of wind. Not much fun. Waves estimated to be 5m+
Lake Superior at 30 Knots
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With Grand Marais MN 0nly 15 miles ahead, this northwesterly came in changing our beam reach to a beat. The North Shore of MN kept the waves down a bit. After this video was shot the wind increased and held at 40-45 knots. Johnny Bonkers was the cameraman.
Antarctica 2009 part 01
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Antarctica trip 2009 – sailing on 60 foot alloy yacht from ushuaia to antarctic peninsula. Sailing around the cape horn at 60+ knots gusts of wind on the way back. This is from series of 3 videos – not very artistic but hope to show how much fun we had. blog 23am.com/blog (there is a link that points to my Antarctica 09 blog)
Rough Weather on the J105
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Heavy weather sailing on Bob Malone’s J105 in Macatawa Michigan
Oz sailing in 25 knt + with jib only
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A very fast run down with the sea and waves to Race narrows on the way to the final destination of Portland, Maine.
Sirena Sailing – F6
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Force 5/6 sailing between Italy and Mallorca
Ruffe – sailing in North Atlantic Ocean.
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S/Y Ruffe – small Finnish sailing boat in a North Atlantic Ocean in 1993.
Surviving the Storm
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A video introduction to Steve and Linda Dashew’s seminal book, “Surviving the Storm”. Information can be found at www.setsail.com
12 meter yacht crossing in 35+ knts
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this was a run to Race narrows in LI Sound on October 12, 2007 – winds gusting to 45+ knts, very choppy and wet. Oz has a 100% jib only and moving at 7.5 knts
IJspegel 28 oktober 2007 on board of Daikin Airco
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some shots of heavy weather sailing on Daikin Airco’s Ker 11.3, testing out a new ATC2000 waterproof helmet cam. The test was positive 
Don’t worry honey, it’s only the Chesapeake
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Heavy-weather sailing north of the Bay Bridge, September 11, 2009. The boat is a Morris Leigh 30 running under double-reefed main and storm jib. Crew making snarky comments is my intrepid wife Amy, who piloted flawlessly as I flailed around the cockpit. (Note jib sheet trailing in the water!)
How to Heave-To at Sea
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Easy tips for small boat cruising sailors– www.skippertips.com
Portimao Global Ocean Race
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Portimao Global Ocean Race. Jeremy Salvesen and David Thomson on Class 40 Yacht Mowgli. Sailing, Round the World Race, Heavy Weather
Fastnet 2009, Heavy weather
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heavy Weather sailing, Gracie USA 406 Fastnet
Sailing in gulfstream
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Some more heavy weather sailing
Sailing in Heavy weather
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Aegean Sea July 2009
B14 DINGHY BIG Capsize (Video 4 of 4)
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Capsize B14 dinghy in strong winds on Rutland Water UK Extreme sailing. check out my other B14 heavy weather sailing video’s SAILING WEBSITE – www.shockwave40.blogspot.com
Farr 40 heavy weather double handed sailing
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Sailing norwegian farr 40 ocean warrior in 20-30 knots winds, and 4 meter waves in Skagerak on delivery. We were two guys onboard. Average speed over 6 hours: 11 knots unde trisail and #3
Heavy Weather Sailing Part1
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Seminar on Royce Blacks delivery of a Seawind 1000 through Category 5 Cyclone “Sam” in Western Australia
