Fastnet, Force 10 - Paperback / 1993 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Experience the Harrowing Tale
John Rousmaniere's first-hand account of the 1979 Fastnet Race disaster offers a compelling narrative of courage and survival at sea.
Fastnet, Force 10: The Deadliest Storm in the History of Modern Sailing by John Rousmaniere provides a gripping account of the 1979 Fastnet Race, a 600-mile yacht race that turned tragic when a Force 10 storm struck the fleet. The sudden tempest led to the loss of fifteen lives, with numerous yachts capsized or sunk. Rousmaniere, a participant in the race, offers a firsthand narrative of the events, detailing the sailors' harrowing experiences and the subsequent rescue operations.
Critical Acclaim for 'Fastnet, Force 10'
"John Rousmaniere's gripping account of that calamitous race is a must-read for anyone thinking about sailing offshore. This richly detailed account provides inspiration for all sailors to thoroughly prepare and use good sense at sea." – Gary Jobson, ESPN sailing commentator
About the Author
John Rousmaniere is a seasoned sailor and maritime historian with extensive experience in offshore sailing. He has authored numerous books on sailing and seamanship, sharing his deep knowledge and passion for the sea.
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