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  • Onboard an Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Onboard an Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Onboard an Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Onboard an Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Onboard an Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Onboard an Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Onboard an Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Onboard an Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Onboard an Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Onboard an Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Onboard an Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Onboard an Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Onboard an Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Onboard an Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Onboard an Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Onboard an Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Onboard an Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Onboard an Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer
  • Extreme 40 during a presentation of the catamaran in Australia, Sydney Harbour..The Extreme 40 was created with two things in mind, action and adrenline! The gap was seen in the Grand Prix sailing market for a fast, inshore catamaran, which would be not only exciting to watch but cost effective to run. TornadoSport created the concept of the Extreme 40 with Yves Loday designing the racing machine..The concept is to build an easy to sail, light weight, fully carbon fibre racing weapon. The boat will fit inside a normal 40ft shipping container on its own road trailer