On board Gamesa with Mike Golding (VIDEO)

Articles | Friday 30 November 2012, 17:35

Come and spend a minute and a half with Mike Golding on board Gamesa in this archive video.

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GOLDING 281112 2 — © Mike Golding / Gamesa

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EddieB. IRL. - 01.12.12 13:50 Report abuse

Rooting 4 u all the way,you will catch up. Good winds and fair sailing. stay safe.

kate - 01.12.12 08:00 Report abuse

Thank you,but as been said, your safety and health even more important on this long lonely journey, why take risks and tempt'neptune'to play some tricks. As always take care and be safe. Granny Kate uk

alan spain - 30.11.12 23:02 Report abuse

wow mike thats so cool great to be able to see you at work , was wondering after seeing you bare foot walking around the yacht when do u were shoes on board i wonder when your in the cabin chilling do you were any foot wear , i imagine it can be dangerous with all the things on a ship

Carmen Scherubel - 30.11.12 21:08 Report abuse

I love being able to watch the action! Thanks for a great video. I'm with Colin though. It made me really nervous to see no tether on you. I know it's smooth sailing right now but as Vincent found out, there are hidden things under the water that could throw you off balance. Please be careful!

CJM - 30.11.12 19:55 Report abuse

Go for it Mike. You might be all alone in a big sea but we are watching you and with you all the way. I see you dont wear a harness of any sort. Please be careful and dont fall over board. You might have missed the best wind in the last two days but you are right up there and in a great position with your experience and boat you should do well. Best wishes Colin

tildathecat - 30.11.12 18:27 Report abuse

Wrong video clip?

Captain's log, A. Thomson: "Well done François!"

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