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In 2024 Sails of Change, the professional sailing team formerly known as Spindrift, is returning to action with an expanded stable of race boats. <br/><br/>This month on Lake Geneva, Duncan Späth becomes skipper of the seasoned crew of the TF35 now named Sails of Change 10, after three seasons as mainsail trimmer.<br/><br/>He takes over the sail number SUI10 from his mother Dona Bertarelli who skippered the legendary Ladycat D35 multihull for over a decade.<br/>Simultaneously Yann Guichard, Duncan’s stepfather – an Olympic sailing champion and highly successful inshore and offshore multihull sailor with multiple records to his name – will lead a fresh campaign with the introduction of a second TF35 15m flying catamaran, Sails of Change 8 (SUI8).<br/><br/>The two TF35 teams join the Sails of Change fleet, which also includes their<br/>flagship 37m record-breaking maxi-trimaran which is poised for further attempts in 2025. Both TF35s are gearing up for the 2024 TF35 Trophy set to get underway with the Nyon Cup from 24-26 May.<br/>
In 2024 Sails of Change, the professional sailing team formerly known as Spindrift, is returning to action with an expanded stable of race boats. <br/><br/>This month on Lake Geneva, Duncan Späth becomes skipper of the seasoned crew of the TF35 now named Sails of Change 10, after three seasons as mainsail trimmer.<br/><br/>He takes over the sail number SUI10 from his mother Dona Bertarelli who skippered the legendary Ladycat D35 multihull for over a decade.<br/>Simultaneously Yann Guichard, Duncan’s stepfather – an Olympic sailing champion and highly successful inshore and offshore multihull sailor with multiple records to his name – will lead a fresh campaign with the introduction of a second TF35 15m flying catamaran, Sails of Change 8 (SUI8).<br/><br/>The two TF35 teams join the Sails of Change fleet, which also includes their<br/>flagship 37m record-breaking maxi-trimaran which is poised for further attempts in 2025. Both TF35s are gearing up for the 2024 TF35 Trophy set to get underway with the Nyon Cup from 24-26 May.<br/>
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