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Description
PETER MONTGOMERY: The Voice of yachting
by Bill Francis
DESCRIPTION
ISBN: 9780986461590
Format: medium softcover
Published: Trio Books 2015, 1st edition
Size (mm): 170 w x 240 h x 15 d
Pages: 222
SKU: A4/2406/0497/U150
ABOUT
Biography of yachting commentator Peter Montgomery.
Montgomery is of that rare breed, a broadcaster who is better known than most of the sportsmen and women whose deeds he describes. As New Zealand yachting has sailed the waves of unprecedented popularity in recent years it has been the distinctive voice and style of Peter Montgomery that has done more to increase the public perception of sailing in New Zealand than any other individual.
As the voice of New Zealand yachting for over 4 decades, Peter Montgomery has covered all the major events including eleven America's Cups, nine Olympic Games and all twelve Whitbread / Volvo races. Peter is recognised as an authority on the sport. His skill and commitment have been recognised across the world.
Illustrated throughout with monochrome and colour images.
CONDITION
Near new with only light handling wear on covers.
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