Pete Goss

Pete Goss
Pete Goss MBE is a well-renowned sailor and adventurer, and has sailed more than 250,000 miles both racing and cruising.
In the 1996 Vendee Globe he rescued Frenchman and fellow competitor Raphael Dinelli from the Southern Ocean in hurricane force winds, for which he was awarded the MBE by Her Majesty the Queen and the Legion d’Honneur by the French President.
He was behind the building of Team Philips, and went on to build the wooden lugger Spirit of Mystery which he sailed from Cornwall to Australia.

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