in a week long storm no sleep I guess?

Thank you for the nice video. Since I do not speak French this was great!

Seems delicious

I have no idea what I was watching when I first started but this turned out to be amazing I’m not a person to go on a boat of any sort so first I thought I was going to be bored but it was the most fascinating documentary that I have ever watched so thank you so much for sharing

1:29 whoa rat's nest!

Inspirational! I want a 6.5!

Brilliant video :) nice joke “I will never do it again”

how do they smoke a joint ?

Great film! Way to go!

nice

Just an idea, if you had a length of tubing for breathing, perhaps 20ft, and attached it to the snorkel on one end and a stanchion on the other, you could do the entire bottom in one pass without any expensive scuba equipment and without having to come up for air.

I Enjoyed watching your Video.

What a brilliant documentary! Very well done to all involved.

One thought (paraphrasing the Duke of Wellington) ... sailing resembles nothing so much as gambling. Nice vid, BTW.

Mooi avontuur Lucas, zeer inspirerend. Mini Transat staat nog op mijn lijstje. groeten uit Sydney! Marc@AusSea Sailing

What a great adventure. I wish I could do the same, even if not racing. Better luck next time.

you are almost ready

Lucas, thank you for sharing!

Good to hear of the companies support! Thanks for posting. See you out there.

Life really is too short for dreaming.

very nice. it´s good to see a non professional sailor (is it?) to be on a Transat. How did you manage to have the sponsorship? any special advise to me? I´m a sailor and I am one of the Projecto Azores sailors who are trying to get sponsors for a Tour de France or other events. Regards, Nuno

nice video how often do you use your auto pilot?

You hero!!!

is that a first 40 from benetea

@defleppard10294 ellen macarthur did the vendee at 24 and was the youngest ever... aim high, man!

Now thats Italian ! LOL

Do it as soon as you can! Life is short. (I am 42.) Stop dreaming, get yourself a boat and excercise. And be on the Transat asap!!! Best of luck!

why dont you take it out of the water? or does it just gather on the outer edge of the hull

Wow, those are the coolest little freaking boats ever. Thoroughbreds for sure. ...

what a waste of gas and what a beautiful sail to wonderful music

This is double-handed race?

Could anyone tell me what the mini fastnet is and what the difference is with the rocr fastnet?

thanks for this videos mate

i agree a really good insight.

Outstanding to be young and love racing and the sea like that - I'm envious of your future. I feel like a kindred spirit as I sailed from Florida to Alaska mostly alone a couple of years ago, including sailing solo from Galapagos to Hawaii. I can't imagine sleeping in 20 minute increments for 30 days. I was sleep deprived for four days and started having auditory hallucinations. And yes, my biggest fear was going overboard. Thanks for the beautiful video and good luck.

c'est la baie de dz :)

Really good insight! I love these boats!

well I reckon he got about a minute there .He should try taking a pill.

rock aby baby

just crazy

Filmed by Jaroslav Boucek (CZE) and Marek Goly Galkiewicz (POL)

A textile loop going off from the sail and the sheet knoted in there.

Waanzinnig!! Super cool.

Very nice video. I am not sure how you will use the chart in the cockpit without some sort of chart board, when thew wind is strong. Also, how do you keep the papers on the cabin door dry? Also, how about using a jib downhaul to avoid some foredeck work? Good sailing.

This is much more like real sailing - the smaller the boat the more the fun. I like the traditional jib reefing and crawling on the foredeck. I am a dinghy cruiser and can see the similarity! I was trying to see exactly how the jib sheets are attached to the sail.