Boats - Sailing - Ships
Jun. 05, 1968 - More Trouble Hits Tabarly. Twelve hours after rejoining the single-handed Transatlantic Yacht Race after repairs had been carried out on his mast and float, Lieut. Eric Tabrly this morning put into Newlyn, Cornwall for more repairs. Tabarly left Plymouth to rejoin the race last night - 80 hours behind the other competitors. Photo shows: Eric Tabarly aboard his trimaran ketch Pen Duick IV - seen when he left Plymouth last night to rejoin the race
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Competitors Duick Float Hits Ketch Lieut Mast Newlyn Plymouth Rejoin Rejoining Repairs Single-handed Tabarly Transatlantic Trimaran
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