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thumb Pete Goss, MBE is a British yachtsman who has sailed more than . A former Royal Marine, he is famous for his pioneering project Team Philips. He was invested in the Legion d'Honneur for saving fellow sailor Raphaël Dinelli in the 1996 Vendée Globe solo around the world yacht race. During a severe storm in the Southern Ocean, he turned his boat around and spent two days sailing into hurricane force winds, finally finding Dinelli in a life-raft that had been dropped by an Australian Air Force plane shortly before his own yacht had sunk. Dinelli is said to have come aboard clutching a bottle of champagne.〔Zimmermann, Tim (2002) ''The Race: the first non-stop, round-the-world, no-holds-barred sailing competition''. London: Orion ISBN 978-0-7528-4165-6; p. 76〕 He trained the original set of amateur crews for the British Steel Challenge, and competed in the race on board ''Hoffbräu Lager'', coming 3rd overall. Goss currently lives in Torpoint, Cornwall,〔(BBC - Devon Features - Pete Goss set to follow in footsteps of Captain Scott in South Pole trek )〕 and has three teenage children: Alex, Livvy and Eliot. In June 2008, Goss launched a replica of a 19th-century wooden lugger called ''Spirit of Mystery''. Four months later, he began a voyage from Cornwall to Australia on the boat, which has no modern electrical or navigation systems.〔(Official ''Spirit of Mystery'' website )〕 ==Creative works== * ''Close to the Wind'' (2000) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Pete Goss」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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