Into the Wind: Around Alone: The Story of The World’s Longest Race
by Tony Bartelme & Brian Hicks
Into the Wind is the gripping story of the 1998-99 Around Alone singlehanded sailing race, one of the most difficult and dangerous sporting endeavors ever conceived. This unforgettable tale starts in Charleston, South Carolina and charts a fascinating band of adverturers as they sail south int o the frigid waters swirling around Antarctica. On their 27,000-mile journey, we learn who these people are and what motivates them to take on such a fearsome challenge.
This book by Tony Bartelme and Brian Hicks is not just for sailing enthusiasts; it also raises questions about technology, marketing, and the role of media in today’s worth of “extreme” sports. Ultimately, though, the story of Around Alone is about persistence, courage, and the quest for adventure.
Hardcover, History
$19.95
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Into the Wind is the gripping story of the 1998-99 Around Alone singlehanded sailing race, one of the most difficult and dangerous sporting endeavors ever conceived. This unforgettable tale starts in Charleston, South Carolina and charts a fascinating band of adverturers as they sail south int o the frigid waters swirling around Antarctica. On their 27,000-mile journey, we learn who these people are and what motivates them to take on such a fearsome challenge.
This book by Tony Bartelme and Brian Hicks is not just for sailing enthusiasts; it also raises questions about technology, marketing, and the role of media in today's worth of "extreme" sports. Ultimately, though, the story of Around Alone is about persistence, courage, and the quest for adventure.
