Regatas Artemis Challenge 2009

iorpi67 · #1 26-06-2009, 07:35

El 5 de Agosto dentro de la semana de COWES se celebra para los IMOCA 60 la regata "ARTEMIS CHALLENGE", el "warm up" de la Rolex Fastnet.

http://www.artemisoceanracing.com/news/news.html?id=269

Por el momento han confirmado su asistencia:

Akena Verandas: Arnaud Boissieres and Vincent Riou

Artemis Ocean Racing I: Simon Clay

Artemis Ocean Racing II: Skipper TBC

Aviva: Dee Caffari

BT IMOCA 60: Seb Josse

Pakea Bizkaia: Unai Basurko

Toe in the Water: Steve White

Me imagino que Alex y Samantha también estarán presentes.

#2 26-06-2009, 07:58

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Originalmente publicado por iorpi67

El 5 de Agosto dentro de la semana de COWES se celebra para los IMOCA 60 la regata "ARTEMIS CHALLENGE"

Me imagino que Alex y Samantha también estarán presentes.

Hugo

iorpi67 · #3 26-06-2009, 07:59

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Hugo

Samantha

#4 26-06-2009, 08:07

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Samantha

Traidor !!

iorpi67 · #5 01-07-2009, 13:10

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Me imagino que Alex y Samantha también estarán presentes.

Siguen sin actualizar su Web

iorpi67 · #6 14-07-2009, 12:46

IMOCA 60s set to battle around the Island for £10,000 charity prize

August 5th 2009 will see the return of The Artemis Challenge at Cowes Week, now recognised as one of the pinnacle events at the celebrated regatta. The race, a 50 mile high speed sprint around the Isle of Wight for IMOCA 60s, will see £10,000 donated to the charity of the winning skipper.

Following the huge success of the inaugural event in 2007 and the second edition in 2008, Artemis Investment Management, one of the UK’s leading investment companies, will be staging the third annual Artemis Challenge at Cowes Week this year. Designed to celebrate IMOCA 60 racing in British waters, the race will be the ideal warm up for the big boats ahead of the Rolex Fastnet Race.

The Artemis Challenge takes place in the middle of the world’s largest sailing regatta and looks set to feature some of the biggest names on the offshore racing circuit, including some of the stars from the Vendée Globe, who will be joined by a host of celebrities.

Mark Tyndall, CEO of Artemis Investment Management commented, “The Artemis Challenge at Cowes Week is teeing up to be another closely contested race in 2009. The event is unique in bringing together IMOCA 60’s against the backdrop of a world class regatta in the UK. It seems to combine the serious competitiveness that is inherent in a fleet like this, but also a fun element and a worthy outcome – raising money for charity. I am greatly looking forward to getting out on the water again.”

In 2008 it was a wet and gusty event, with eight IMOCA 60s charging around the Isle of Wight. It was a hard fought race with the teams showing a number of celebrity guests what it takes to sail these high-speed ocean racing yachts. However it was British skipper Brian Thompson who claimed the first prize onboard Pindar in one of the fastest recorded times for circumnavigating the island, donating the winning prize to Earthwatch.

The 2008 event saw former Labour Party spin-doctor Alistair Campbell join Artemis Ocean Racing I, whilst Davina McCall sailed with Alex Thomson on Hugo Boss and England Rugby player James Haskell crewed on Artemis Ocean Racing II. This year’s race is shaping up to be a classic with some high profile celebrity names to be announced over the coming months.

Butxeta · #7 14-07-2009, 12:57

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Originalmente publicado por iorpi67

El 5 de Agosto dentro de la semana de COWES se celebra para los IMOCA 60 la regata "ARTEMIS CHALLENGE", el "warm up" de la Rolex Fastnet.

http://www.artemisoceanracing.com/news/news.html?id=269

Me imagino que Alex y Samantha también estarán presentes.

Como ya te codeas con la élite, los tratas con la acostumbrada familiaridad de colegas

Como no te traigas afotado a todo quisqui te colgamos de los pulgares en el mástil banderil tabernario.

iorpi67 · #8 14-07-2009, 13:12

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Originalmente publicado por Butxeta

Como ya te codeas con la élite, los tratas con la acostumbrada familiaridad de colegas

Como no te traigas afotado a todo quisqui te colgamos de los pulgares en el mástil banderil tabernario.

Ni tengo Flick, ni Blog, ni Web, todo lo cuelgo aquí (Taber

) para que podáis ver lo que yo vi

Espero que no me traicione el estabilizador de la cámara... no estoy seguro mantener el pulso viendo tanta belleza.

Intentaré sacar todo lo que se mueva y lo que no... tambien

iorpi67 · #9 24-07-2009, 08:09

Calentando motores

http://www.artemisoceanracing.com/news/news.html?id=274

Brisa · #10 24-07-2009, 17:38

¡Mira! Si no había visto este hilo. Acabo de poner un post en el de la Fasnet. Y a ésta, ¿también va a tener la suerte Unai de contar contigo en el Pakea, Iorpi?

Ya nos informarás...¡Buena suerte!, que la mar y los vientos parecen garantizados

iorpi67 · #11 27-07-2009, 12:32

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¡Mira! Si no había visto este hilo. Acabo de poner un post en el de la Fasnet. Y a ésta, ¿también va a tener la suerte Unai de contar contigo en el Pakea, Iorpi?

Ya nos informarás...¡Buena suerte!, que la mar y los vientos parecen garantizados

Muchas gracias, ahora estudiando las corrientes de la Isla que

iorpi67 · #12 30-07-2009, 13:33

Menos de una semana para la salida.

Brisa · #13 05-08-2009, 17:58

Pues...ya está la Artemis en marcha...

http://admin.octracker.net/data/GMap...8-bd711bc4a2a1

Buena suerte al cofrade Iorpi. Ahí aparece el Pakea.

Subo el enlace que nos dejó Iorpi.

http://www.artemisoceanracing.com/news/news.html?id=274

cantante · #14 05-08-2009, 19:11

Vamos Jorpi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

bertareli · #15 06-08-2009, 16:20

Segun me ha llegado.Va mejor en este post que en el de la Fasnet

The Artemis Challenge at Cowes Week
Light winds for the 10 AM start off Cowes meant that instead of sprinting around the Isle of Wight as in previous years, the fleet took a route East out past the Solent forts before rounding the Nab Tower. As the wind strengthened through the morning, the race became a close battle between five of the leading yachts, including Artemis Ocean Racing, skippered by British yachtswoman Sam Davies, and BT IMOCA 60, skippered by Frenchman Seb Josse, who had pulled in the help of Dame Ellen MacArthur as crew.
By mid-afternoon, the wind had died again and the course was shortened to finish at 'No Man's Fort' which meant that Seb Josse and BT IMOCA 60 took first place, ahead of Pindar in second and Artemis The Profit Hunter in third. The win for BT means that they have scooped 10,000 GBP for their nominated charity, the Ellen MacArthur Trust. The Ellen MacArthur Trust takes young people aged between 8-18 sailing to help them regain their confidence, on their way to recovery from cancer, leukaemia and other serious illness.
The Artemis Challenge welcomed the largest fleet of IMOCA 60s since the race's inception in 2007.
Final results:
1. BT IMOCA 60
2. Pindar
3. Artemis The Profit Hunter
4. Artemis Ocean Racing
5. Aviva
6. Akena Verandas
7. Grey Power
8. Toe in the Water
8. Pakea Bizkaia
* In contrast to yesterday's excitement this was a day of light winds and challenging conditions for competitors and race officers alike at Cowes Week.

iorpi67 · #16 25-08-2009, 10:54

iorpi67 · #17 25-08-2009, 10:57

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