Record turnout expected for Bart's Bash
World Record attempt for the biggest sailing race takes place off Weymouth
World Record attempt for the biggest sailing race takes place off Weymouth
A Guinness World Record attempt for the biggest sailing race in the world is taking place at venues all around the south coast.
Bart's Bash has been organised by the Andrew Simpson Sailing Foundation.
It will feature more than 13 thousand sailors and has so far raised more than one hundred thousand pounds for the charity.
Olympic gold and silver medalist sailor Andrew 'Bart' Simpson, died in an America's Cup training accident last year.
Over 550 sailing venues in more than 50 countries are so far signed up to take part in Bart's Bash including a number across Dorset, Hampshire, Kent and Sussex.
As Bart's closest and oldest friends, Sir Ben Ainslie and two-time Olympic champion sailor Iain Percy are spearheading the Bart's Bash crusade.
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