The Flanders Offshore Racing Team is back in 2022 with a new young team full of passion and drive: co-pilot Julie Labeeuw and pilot Quentin Deraedt. Teamleader is the well-known RIB racer guru Kris Deraedt.
Flanders Offshore Racing Team will be racing in the Technohull Seadrug 688. It is one of the fastest RIBs in its class. Technohull is known for their leading innovation in the luxury boat industry.
With the 688 they made one of the most agile boats that exist. However this 688 is one of 2 race boats they have ever made. This one specifically was specially built for the 24 hours of Sint-Petersburg.
This is also the only boat that was made with epoxy instead of polyester, hand crafted deck. What this means is that this is a one of build raceboat.
The people at Ribeye thought they would start 2021 right by taking the ”ALL BLACK’ racing.
“Sales Director, Ross Chivers at the helm and Twin Brother/Operations Director, Danny Chivers acting as navigator.
Running out of Exmouth Seafront the All Black performed beautifully and managed to be first over the finish line and with our lap time being the third most consistent.
A really cool way to showcase the Ribeye Flagship just up the coast from where it is designed and manufactured by the Ribeye team in Dartmouth, UK.
Special credit goes to Exmouth Powerboat & Ski Club for running such a safe and well-organised event during the current climate.
Team Ribeye must also give praise to the Yamaha team whose continued support with our products has allowed us to further enhance our performance of the boats year on year.
Prior to this rally event, we achieved a new refined setup which allowed the All Black to hit 59 knots, which without this top-end capability would have meant we would have been further down the field on New Years Day.”