THE LARGEST SAILING RACE IN THE WORLD
Trieste, 1 - 12 October 2025
Trieste, 1 - 12 October 2025
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Barcolana - News
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9.21
#WomenInSailing - Dee Caffari
English, a PE teacher, she has sailed around the world six times and she is the sailor who composed the mixed crew for the round-the-world “Turn the tide on plastic”.
“It isn’t important to be the first woman to do something, what’s important is to keep doing it”.
“It isn’t important to be the first woman to do something, what’s important is to keep doing it”.
Barcolana - News
1.
9.21
Dee Caffari
English, a PE teacher, she has sailed around the world six times and she is the sailor who composed the mixed crew for the round-the-world “Turn the tide on plastic”.
“It isn’t important to be the first woman to do something, what’s important is to keep doing it”.
“It isn’t important to be the first woman to do something, what’s important is to keep doing it”.
Barcolana - News
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9.21
#WomenInSailing - Vicky Song
Vicky Song is the first Chinese woman to have participated in a round-the-world regatta, the Clipper round the world race, in a mixed crew.
“An intense experience, that many young female sailors should try in order to find their place in the world”.
“An intense experience, that many young female sailors should try in order to find their place in the world”.
Barcolana - News
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8.21
RoundItaly: already four at the start
Three Class40 and the Maxi Pendragon are the first to formalize the participation in the first edition of the Genova-Trieste.
Online website www.rounditaly.com
Online website www.rounditaly.com
Barcolana - News
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7.21
YCI AND SVBG announce the joint organization of ROUNDITALY Genova Trieste
RoundItaly Genova-Trieste is born: departure from the Salone Nautico on September 16th, arrival in front of Piazza dell’Unità d’Italia during the days of the Barcolana.
It will be the longest non-stop offshore race of the Mediterranean: 1,130 miles long, which will also define the course record Genova-Trieste.
It will be the longest non-stop offshore race of the Mediterranean: 1,130 miles long, which will also define the course record Genova-Trieste.
