- sailors, the
other for professionals. The
amateur event was
raced as The
OSTAR ("Original STAR") from 2005. The
professional version is
raced as The Transat...
-
Ostar kamak is a
village in the muni****lity of Harmanli, in
Haskovo Province, in
southern Bulgaria.
Guide Bulgaria,
Accessed May 24, 2010 41°53′18″N...
- Proto-Indo-European *aus- "to shine," or "dawn",
cognate with Old High
German *
ōstar "to the east",
Latin aurora 'dawn', and Gr**** ἠώς ēōs 'dawn, east'. Examples...
-
commissioned Pen
Duick IV for the 1968 Single-Handed Trans-Atlantic Race (
OSTAR) on a
design by
French architect André Allègre. With
composite materials...
- his
MOCRA Azores Race and the
OSTAR,
Woods met with
publishers about writing a book
about his
experience in the
OSTAR,
organized sponsorship for the...
-
regular parti****nt at the
Observer Single-handed Trans-Atlantic Race (
OSTAR)
organised every four
years by the
Royal Western Yacht Club of England....
-
Hasler competed in the
first Observer Single-handed
Transatlantic Race (
OSTAR), from
Plymouth to New York. The race,
originated solely by Hasler, did...
- (in the
field of 24 competitors) in the
singlehanded transatlantic race
OSTAR, from
Plymouth (UK) to
Newport (US). For her
standing in the race she received...
- Schneeberg,
David Fortier,
Kerry Appleyard (Temple Street) and Bill
Haber (
Ostar Productions).
Directors included Grant Harvey,
Amanda Tapping,
Paolo Barzman...
- for offs****
racing very
early on and won
several ocean races such as the
Ostar in 1964 and 1976,
ending English domination in this specialty.
Several of...
