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The Story Behind Project 3894 | 26.6 Knots on an RS Aero Arrow with Julius van Schagen
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26.6 knots. A capsize. A broken leg.
by Velocitek
An image of Project 3894: Rebuild of the Fastest RS Aero Alive landed in the Velocitek inbox via the RS World Community WhatsApp group. We put out a message on social media to learn more and connected with the sailor behind the post.
An image of Project 3894: Rebuild of the Fastest RS Aero Alive landed in the Velocitek inbox via the RS World Community WhatsApp group. We put out a message on social media to learn more and connected with the sailor behind the post.
Posted 1 May 2026
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