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Halvor Schøyen and Rune Tønnesen won the ORC Doublehanded World Championship in Class C, competing in a 33-foot boat.Watch The duo, who have sailed together for 35 years, attributed their success to consistent boat speed, effective sail management, and a disciplined approach to rest and nutrition during the 300-nautical-mile race.0:13 They utilized a mix of new and older sails from Norsk Seilmaker, adjusting their inventory based on varying wind conditions.1:00 During the race, they navigated tactical challenges in the Oslofjord and managed heavy seas and 10-to-12-meter winds near Väderöarna.6:03 The pair maintained a 50-50 split on steering and trimming duties, prioritizing boat speed over high-pointing.6:46 They emphasized that their smaller boat size allowed for rapid maneuvers, such as jibing and sail changes, compared to larger 37-foot vessels.10:04 The team maintained energy levels by rotating short, frequent rest periods and eating regularly.8:08 Their strategy focused on controlled risk-taking and maintaining close contact with competitors to monitor wind shifts.3:23

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