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Thomas Robberstad discusses his recent participation in the Seilmakeren Doublehanded regatta aboard his boat, Zorro.Watch During the race, Robberstad encountered challenging and unpredictable wind conditions that deviated significantly from the official weather forecasts.0:54 He navigated the inside route near the coast, noting that his boat performs best in winds of seven to eight knots.1:24 Because Zorro is an older design without a furling headsail, he relies on a traditional sail inventory that differs from modern racing configurations.2:19 Despite the difficult conditions and light winds, he maintained a steady pace, eventually finishing the race before planning his return passage to Stavanger.3:32 The discussion highlights the tactical challenges of coastal racing in variable winds and the performance characteristics of older, non-furling boat designs in competitive settings.

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