Geoff Holt: The most admired disabled sailor since Nelson?

In this image, Geoff Holt is seen on a sailboat, raising his fist in a triumphant gesture. He’s wearing a life vest over a white shirt with a red cross, emblematic of the British flag, and he's seated in his wheelchair. Behind him is a large, unfurled British flag, fluttering in the wind. The text on the boat indicates that this photograph is related to a charitable effort, mentioning "The Ellen MacArthur Trust" as the official charity. Geoff's expression is jubilant, and it seems that he is celebrating a significant achievement, possibly related to his transatlantic voyage from Lanzarote to the British Virgin Islands in 2009. The sense of accomplishment and joy is palpable in his demeanour.

Finishing The Dream: Another first for Geoff Holt It’s not about coping with disability; it’s about finding the reserves we all have to achieve our goals in spite of it.” said Geoff Holt MBE DL as he announced his latest ambitious sailing challenge entitled “Finishing The Dream.” Four decades after his life-changing accident in the […]

Women in Sailing: Celebrating Inspirational Female Sailors

Photo Credit – International Sailing Federation Media Library Do you know who truly rules the waves? It’s not just the men! Explore the remarkable journeys of the top female sailors who have defied stereotypes and conquered the seas with their passion, skill, and determination. Sailing, once considered a realm primarily dominated by men, has undergone […]