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Green Marine

November 27, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Leopard Changes her Spots

Mike Slade’s sailing team Ocean Marine have today announced ambitions for their new super-maxi build to become the fastest charter yacht on the planet. The predecessor to the team’s current 98ft Leopard of London(pictured), Leopard 3 will be launched in June 2007, and plans are already underway for

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Mike Slade’s sailing team Ocean Marine have today announced ambitions for their new super-maxi build to become the fastest charter yacht on the planet.

The predecessor to the team’s current 98ft Leopard of London(pictured), Leopard 3 will be launched in June 2007, and plans are already underway for a late 2008 attempt at sailing non-stop, round-the-world in under 80 days.

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