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Cei șase noi membri ai Galei Naționale a Faima Navigației 2026
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Muzeul de Navigație și Galeria Națională a Faima Navigației a anunțat cei șase indivizi care vor fi incluși în prestigioasa Gală a Faima Navigației Clasa 2026. Noii membri reprezintă o secțiune captivantă a excelenței în navigație, acoperind navigație cu recorduri mondiale, victorii olimpice, design de iahturi inovator și servicii dedicate sportului.
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The Sailing Museum & National Sailing Hall of Fame has announced the six individuals who will be inducted into its prestigious National Sailing Hall of Fame Class of 2026. The new inductees represent a compelling cross-section of sailing excellence, spanning record-setting navigation, Olympic triumph, innovative yacht design, competitive mastery and dedicated service to the sport.
The 2026 inductees are: Eleanor Prentiss Creesy, Gino Joseph Morrelli, Herman Frasch Whiton, Judson Andrew Smith, Lorna Whittelsey Hibberd and Mary Male Savage. From the age of clipper ships to modern multihulls, the Class of 2026 spans more than a century of sailing evolution.
“Great sailors leave more than wake behind them, they leave a legacy," said said Gary Jobson, 2011 inductee and Co-President of The Sailing Museum & National Sailing Hall of Fame. "These inductees changed the game and expanded what was possible for everyone who followed.”
This is the 16th Class since the United States institution was established in 2011, with 153 individuals now recognized for their significant contributions to the sport. Selection is made from nominations made by the general public, with candidates considered in three categories. - Full report
The 2026 inductees are: Eleanor Prentiss Creesy, Gino Joseph Morrelli, Herman Frasch Whiton, Judson Andrew Smith, Lorna Whittelsey Hibberd and Mary Male Savage. From the age of clipper ships to modern multihulls, the Class of 2026 spans more than a century of sailing evolution.
“Great sailors leave more than wake behind them, they leave a legacy," said said Gary Jobson, 2011 inductee and Co-President of The Sailing Museum & National Sailing Hall of Fame. "These inductees changed the game and expanded what was possible for everyone who followed.”
This is the 16th Class since the United States institution was established in 2011, with 153 individuals now recognized for their significant contributions to the sport. Selection is made from nominations made by the general public, with candidates considered in three categories. - Full report
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Publicat 02 aprilie 2026, 14:30