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Published on Thursday, 04 October 2012 11:53

Barcolana 2013

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Published on Monday, 14 October 2013 16:57

WALLE G 31th place overall and 2nd place of the cruising boats on more than 1500 boats departing

Good race for Walle G  managed by Altomare Pro Sail, with the owner Bruno Marin at the helm and Marco Augelli like tactitian at the 45th Barcolana, the race with the most participants in the world.
Characterized by very light wind, the race started on time at 10 am.
With more than 1500 boats on a starting line about 2 miles long, the GS43 Walle G, starting on the right side of the line, was able to enter one of the first in a planned and slight breeze from the northwest that has allowed the team Altomare Pro Sail to stretch between the first positions until the second half of the first course of the race.

A great boat handling has allowed to maintain the top positions thus ending with an excellent 31 th place overall and a prestigious 2nd place overall among the cruising boats, behind a 80-foot skipperato by Mauro Pellaschier.

[Foto Max Ranchi]

IRC 2007 - THE PASQUA VELA BONHEUR, SECOND POSITION OVERALL AND FIRST POSITION OF THE FIRST 36.7

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Published on Tuesday, 10 April 2007 16:57

It was a good race for Tesorone’s Bonheur which, with Marco Augelli at the helm, conquered a difficult second place overall between 34 competitors in the IRC group and a first place in the First 36.7 category.

In the IRC overall ranking it was defeated by VismaraAsell’s 34 footer, ten other First 36.7 participated, as well as five of the new and fast X35 and three new First 34.7.

Middle Sea Race 2014

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Published on Monday, 22 September 2014 09:01

The Altomare Pro Sail Team at the Middle Sea Race 2014 aboard the New GS43 Walle G

After a good second place at the European Championship ORC Cres, Croatia, Walle G whit the Altomare Pro Sail Team will take part in the prestigious regatta Offshore Middle Sea Race.
The race, considered the most difficult regatta of the Mediterranean Sea for the weather conditions that often characterize it, has as its point of departure and arrival La Valletta, Malta, and how to route the circumnavigation of Sicily, for a total of more than 650 nautical miles

ORC 2002 - RESULTS OF THE 2002 SEASON

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Published on Friday, 06 September 2002 16:57

2 Gulfs Cup (Lignano) National Italian Championship Selection IMS40 Charlis: 1st Overall.

ORC 2003 - IMS ITALIAN CHAMPIONSHIP

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Published on Saturday, 06 September 2003 16:57

4th Overall Position group B (X 332)

ORC 2004 - 2 GULFS REGATTA IN LIGNANO

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Published on Monday, 03 May 2004 16:57

The IMX 40 Pixel of ship-owners Ruggero and Francesco Brugnara, with Marco Augelli as tactician and Francesco Brugnara himself at the helm, won the 1st overall place at the 2 Gulfs championship in Lignano, valid for its selection to the IMSS national Italian championship. These are the results obtained: 1st, 1st, 4th, 4th, DSQ.

Photo: Roby Blasina www.bybla.com

ORC 2005 - PIXEL, AGAIN AT THE 2 GULFS IN LIGNANO

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Published on Tuesday, 03 May 2005 16:57

The IMX 40 Pixel of ship-owners Ruggero and Francesco Brugnara, with Marco Augelli at the helm, won the 2 Gulfs championship in Lignano, valid as the IMS champion of the Adriatic IMS.

7th, 1st and 1st were the effective overall results in 4 races, winning the first position in the final ranking.

ORC 2005 -MARCO AUGELLI, SKIPPER OF THE AMER SPORT ONE AT THE GIRAGLIA ROLEX CUP 2005

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Published on Monday, 20 June 2005 16:57

At Saint Tropez, Marco Augelli was at the helm of the VOR 60 Amer Sport One, a boat with which he had raced before in the Middle Sea Race in 2002.

Though it was not a boat designed according to IMS regulations, Amer Sport One obtained a satisfying 17th place in its group (46 boats, class 0-1) in the 3 coastal regattas (22-15-15 and partial) and a fine 8th place in the offshore regatta.

Photograph by Franco Pace (Sito)

ORC 2006 - CAPRI, CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE TYRRHENIAN

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Published on Saturday, 27 May 2006 16:57

Marco Augelli, at the helm of the First 36.7 Bonheur, finished second in the IRC Overall ranking and third in the IMS ranking in the Championship of the Tyrrhenian held at Capri.