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Race was up i still am the same person, i'm stilljust pip hare who grew up in east anglia and like sailing. and for that sort of interaction with an a—list celebrity is just something i interaction with an a—list celebrity isjust something i never imagined would happen and i don't think will happen again. you would happen and i don't think will happen again-— happen again. you gave escapism durin: a happen again. you gave escapism during a pretty — happen again. you gave escapism during a pretty dark— happen again. you gave escapism during a pretty dark time - happen again. you gave ...

One of sports most demanding races — single handed sailing non stop around the world. the british sailor had crowd—funded to get to the start line, only finding a sponsor at the last minute and during the 4 month race she won global recognition as she battled adversity in ferocious seas. she s now decided to go again in 2024 with a new boat & a bigger sponsorship deal. james burridge has been to see her. she sailed through some of the most treacherous waters in the world. tower bridge was a little calmer for pip hare, the british sailor who caught the publics imagination 12 months ago duri...

To understand obesity rates are going up the amounts of money we spend on heart disease and diabetes has been going up. we have to tackle this at the bottom and not at the very top how do we try to improve those figures is that we can't do that unless we have important leisure facilities. swimming is a life skill, something you can do from the cradle to the grave. it's something that everyone can do no matter what disability, no matter what age. and it's really important that we arm our youngsters with that. this is a long—term change of attitude. we need to attack this now, we need to under...

Published: 10:09 PM July 15, 2021    Poole-based sailor Pip Hare sailing Medallia in the Vendee Globe round the world race - Credit: 2020 Richard Langdon/Oceanimages When Poole-based sailor Pip Hare completed the gruelling single-handed round-the-world Vendée Globe yacht race in February this year, after 95 ½ days at sea, she realised a long-held dream. When she was back on dry land we asked Pip to share some of her favourite, and more local, sailing and swimming spots in Dorset, places where she likes to chill in summer.     Studland Bay: An ideal anchorage on a sum...

Ventnor Winter Gardens Unburdened views and a tranquil beach soundscape provide an ideal location to take in the big race. A popular vantage point for the event, a steep decline takes you to the main seafront and a completely different perspective of the boats. The Winter Gardens are within a couple of minutes of the start of the town centre, offering the chance to bookend boat viewing with a roam towards Ventnor's quirky shops. Culver Cliff The steep walk and winding paths of this chalk cliff make captivating viewing in their own right, but also offer a bird's eye view of the beaches...