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Aleph Sailing Team  (FRA17)

Aleph Sailing Team (FRA17)

Hull number: 17
Boat owner: Hugues Lepic (FRA)
Professional skipper: Mathieu Richard (FRA)

New to the RC44 Championship Tour 2011, French Aleph Sailing Team owned by Hugues Lepic finished a respectable 9th overall in the 2011 Tour. Having joined the class in search of a sailing challenge involving state-of-the-art racing boats in an exciting and expanding one-design class, the team is keen to keep improving. Pro skipper top match racer Mathieu Richard in his second season on board Aleph.

Crew:

Hugues Lepic (FRA)- Owner Driver
Mathieu Richard (FRA) -Tactician
Greg Evrard (FRA)– Main trimmer
Thierry Briend (FRA)– Jib and Spinnaker Trimmer
Jean Baptiste Marcon (FRA) - Bow
Olivier Herledant (FRA) - Pit
Nicolas Dore (FRA)- Floater
Yannick Simon (FRA)– Grinder

Results:

2011 - RC44 Championship Tour - 9th
 

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Aleph Sailing Team (FRA17) News

ORACLE Racing victorious at the RC44 Austria Cup

ORACLE Racing victorious at the RC44 Austria Cup

  • 15th May 2011

ORACLE Racing proved to be the masters of Lake Traunsee winning the 2011 RC44 Austria Cup.

The RC44 class welcomes Aleph Sailing Team

The RC44 class welcomes Aleph Sailing Team

  • 5th May 2011

The 2011 RC44 Championship Tour moves to Lake Traunsee in Austria on the 10th May, where a second new team will join the Tour.

Presidential visit to the RC44 fleet in Rovinj

Presidential visit to the RC44 fleet in Rovinj

  • 1st October 2011

The Croatian President was one of the large numbers of VIP’s and spectators who came to witness the penultimate day’s racing at the Adris RC44 Cup. Although the sea-breeze didn’t…