Tuesday, 01 November 2011 17:34
If you want a genuinely rapid seven-metre weekender, Stingray’s most sporting cuddy could be just the ticket. Alex Smith reports.
Will the RIB from Brig fly like an Eagle or sink like a stone? Emryhs Burell went to find out.
If you want a genuinely rapid seven-metre weekender, Stingray’s most sporting cuddy could be just the ticket. Alex Smith reports.
Pursuit has rebuilt their most popular sports fisher from the ground up. How will the new 345OS square up to its predecessor? Simon Everett went to find out.
Once upon a time, the RIB was a very predictable creature. If it was at all worthy of the name, it would involve a heavily built hull wrapped in a vast collar, with some jockey seats, some open deck space and some serious seagoing credentials. We all knew what to expect and we were unaccustomed to disappointment.
Formula is one of those iconic brands of the powerboating world that harks back to the era of the Magnum, Cigarette and Donzi boats, the craft designed and built by the legendary Don Aronow. The early Aronow Formula boats followed his signature of deep vee hulls with a relatively narrow beam that cut through seas like a surgeon making the first incision.
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