Russia’s tall ship Kruzenstern has won the World Cup in an unprecedented regatta in the North Sea that has been underway since August 10th.
The race with a final destination in Amsterdam started 16 miles from Cape Skagen, involving the Kruzenstern and its only worthy rival, another well-known Russian sailing ship Sedov.
The whole idea was initiated by Stema, a German shipbuilding company, which believes there is not a single ship in the world capable of competing with the Kruzenstern.
I have several articles on this ship and I just am amazed at the beauty of this craft. I would love to be able to take a voyage on board the Kruzenstern…
Windows to Russia!
- Kruzenshtern in the North Sea Sailing Race from Antwerp in Belgium to Aalborg in Denmark… (windowstorussia.com)
- Tall Ships (boatinsurance.org)
- Fewer attended the Tall Ships Festival in Green Bay (brvanlanen.wordpress.com)
- Tall Ships festivities under way (bbc.co.uk)
- Onboard the oldest tall ship sailing the seas (cnn.com)
- The Tall Ships of Northern Michigan’s Grand Traverse Bays (michigan-travel.suite101.com)
- Festival of Sail Will Grace San Diego’s Waterfront in September (eon.businesswire.com)