Plymouth 40 Cat training
(05.05.08)
I am currently competing mostly of in Europe and am based in France. The 2008 season once again draws me back to the BT Extreme 40 team and into the Ishares Cup as my primary racing focus for another year www.ishrescup.com. After finishing the 07 season in 3rd place overall we are aiming for yet another podium place this time around. Once again, a great deal of travelling as I continue my love for diversity in sailing which leads me to competing in a series of Formula 18 raids throughout Europe, a great deal of solo multi hull training and racing in the FX1 class as well as Open 60 on water assistance and maxi boat racing….its all go and very ‘full on’. This year I will turn the big 40 and am very happy to say that after 20 years as a professional yacht racer I am still in love with the sport and am as motivated as I have ever been towards achieving my objectives. 08 has also seen the birth of my amazing baby daughter which is by far the greatest thing that has ever happened to me / us. STOKED! For more information about future projects and the classes above visit the ‘campaign info’ section of this site. Thanks for logging on, enjoy. Go for it! Nick.
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| NEXT HORIZON 11 Apr 2008 // 17:32 | |||||
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March 2nd 2008 was an incredible day in my life…well in my whole families life…Eva Moloney came into the world and my heart nearly burst. Never did I think I could love something or so much like I do and I love my wife like crazy! This little treasure is the greatest experience of our lives without exception. Glad to be back home I have just returned from a 10 day stint in San Francisco sailing the IShares Extreme 40 in very windy, cold but traditional San Francisco bay conditions. | ||||
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| CONGRATULATIONS DAMIAN AND JP 12 Feb 2008 // 17:51 | |||||
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Jean Pierre Dick and Damian Foxall have won the first edition of the Barcelona World Race. The ecstatic duo are clearly over the moon, jumping up and down in celebration of an incredible feat - 92 days 8hours 49minutes and 49seconds having covered 28,329 miles non-stop around the world | ||||
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| BACK FROM OZ 4 Feb 2008 // 14:39 | |||||
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Once again I was out in Australia for Skandia Geelong Week where I was presenting a series of ‘wrap shows’ for Nalu Productions that were daily highlight packages of happenings from Skandia Docklands Invitational as well as Skandia Geelong Week. Check them out at www.geelongweek.com Of course it was fantastic to see family and friends, I really enjoy the event as its on my home turf. It was quite a busy schedule but still managed a great surf with a few close mates. Its such an amazing coastline…back in France now preparing for the year ahead and a little land locked for the next few weeks as Flavie and I expect our first child…..its about to get crazy! | ||||
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