Leonie Meyer
· 06.03.2026
This episode focuses on practical experience, minor disasters and, above all, seamanship to enter the harbour confidently and without major drama. From the "no speed, no control" principle to the most common mistakes when mooring: The panellists share their experiences and provide honest anecdotes.
They also have some surprising tips, and not just for experienced racers. Ole Pietschke explains, for example, how mistakes can happen even after decades, why cancelling and repeating is sometimes the best option and how the right preparation prevents both panic and damage to the boat or ego.
This episode addresses the challenges of changing sailing conditions and different types of boats. For the insurance expert, the key lies in forward planning. If you know the options, really understand your own or chartered boat and include the crew in the briefing, you are prepared for many possible situations. Our expert explains what really matters when manoeuvring in port.
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