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Best Crew Work Ever

ByThe Rigging Company

Looking for a good video to inspire your crew. I was pleased to find this gem in the Quantum Racing library. Leave it up to Team Quantum and skipper Terry Hutchinson to demonstrate perfect boat mechanincs. If you have never seen a full crew on TP52 work in harmony before then this is a good ‘one’ to watch. It is a little lengthy but hands down the best video for showcasing how really in sync these guys are with each other.

Pretty cool!

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OFwdzcf2n4&w=560&h=315]

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