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Proptech on deck at Propsail

Posted by Datscha on 25th June 2019 -

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PropSail2019, 65 PropSailers, 15 boats, 3 back to back races!

What a fantastic few days we had at PropSail 2019 at The Royal London Yacht Club in Cowes, Isle of Wight.

For the second year running, Datscha was proud to be one of the main sponsors of this fantastic property networking event which is open to all abilities.

Conditions were perfect with south to southwesterly winds of 10-15 knots; a big improvement on last years’ race which was canceled due to lack of wind.

Team Datscha had a blast with rookie guest crew member Alicia Alvarez (Head of Projects @ EG) and, while we did not quite make the podium, we had some great tussles with our fellow racers along the way and even managed to come 4th in the last race of the day.

The following day 35 PropSailers jumped onto RIBs and headed up the west coast of the Island past Yarmouth to ‘The Hut’ in Colwell Bay for an excellent and lively lunch.

Congratulations to Rapleys (J70 class) and CMC (Sonar class) who were both outright winners of each class. Thank you to the PropSail Committee and The Royal London Yacht Club team for a well organised event!”

We are already looking forward to PropSail 2020.


Florian Ehret

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