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Home›Green Marine›Yachting: Ardern heads to sea for his America’s Cup break
Green Marine

September 6, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Yachting: Ardern heads to sea for his America’s Cup break

Rodney Ardern has already planned what he’ll do during Alinghi’s Christmas break. Forget a bit of skiing in Europe or a summer holiday in his home country New Zealand, Ardern is lining up to tackle the first three legs of the round-the-world ocean race on America entry Pirates of the Caribbean, skip

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Rodney Ardern has already planned what he’ll do during Alinghi’s Christmas break. Forget a bit of skiing in Europe or a summer holiday in his home country New Zealand, Ardern is lining up to tackle the first three legs of the round-the-world ocean race on America entry Pirates of the Caribbean, skippered by Paul Cayard.

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