15th August 2007
Rambler breaks record and comes second overall in Fastnet Race more...
26th May 2007
Rambler wins the Block Island Race more...
May 2007
Wouter routes Groupama to new Columbus record more...
April 2007
Spi Ouest more...
February 2007
Captivity captivated at Guantanamo Bay more...
November 2006
Wouter and Jean Yves routes Route du Rhum more...
23 September 2006
Wouter and Mean Machine makes it a double more...
09 September 2006
Wouter and Alfa Romeo wins the Maxi Worlds more...
06 September 2006
Wouter and Alfa Romeo wins three first regattas at the Maxi Worlds more...
28 August 2006
Mean Machine takes home the Athens trophy more...
23 July 2006
Mututa Madrile±a (Mean Machine) wins Breitling Regatta and secures top spot of Breitling MedCup more...
19 July 2006
A hectic July more...
20 May 2006
Captivity third to Bermuda more...
27 May 2006
Mean Machine finishes second overall in Punta Ala more...
25 May 2006
Punta Ala Breitling Med Cup - Mean Machine crushes the fleet! more...
23 April2006
Palma Vela,the first regatta for the new Mean Machine TP52 more...
10 April2006
The Mean Machine TP52 - a racing machine more...
02 April2006
Racing on a Legend more...
19 November2005
Wouter works with winners of Transat Jaques Vabre more...
13 November2005
STOP PRESS!!! PIRATES break keel on first night! more...
20 October2005
Wouter works for the Pirates of the Caribbean more...
04 October2005
Killer of Giants more...
04 October2005
K-Challenge slay Alinghi more...
04 October2005
Trapani - Act Update more...
24 September2005
Trapani - fit for fight more...
06 September2005
Ending on a high more...
30 August2005
SO unlucky! more...
29 August2005
Where were the strikers? more...
27 August2005
Testing conditions in first two days more...
24 August2005
On the road! more...
28 June2005
The Ultimate Fleet Racing more...
22 June2005
Wouter reflects on Act 4 of the 32nd America's Cup more...
16 June2005
Wouter Verbraak is named Navigator for K-Challenge (http://www.k-challenge.org/)in the 32nd America's Cup 2007 more...
26 April2005
The 2005 European sailing season starts in Italy. more...
09 March2005
CHEYENNE HAS DISMASTED outside the coast of Argentina. All crew are well. more...
24 January 2005
Wouter is to navigate Cheyenne, skippered by David Scully, in the Oryx quest (http://www.oryxquest.com/) starting 5th February 2005 from Qatar. Wouter is delighted to be sailing with such an accomplished skipper in this very exciting race around the world.
November 2004
Wouter has coached and prepared Nick Moloney for the Vendee Globe 2004
August 2004
Wouter has coached the Danish Olympic sailing team to two Bronze medals
July 2004
Wouter Verbraak navigator in Tour de France on USA team Groovederci with Bouwe Bekking
02 June 2004
Wouter Verbraak to co-skipper Volvo Ocean 60 AVANT in Volvo Baltic Race
Welcome to Wouter Verbraak's official website.
Wouter Verbraak is one of today's leading navigators and all-round yachtsmen.
As an educated meteorologist and accomplished sailor combined with a very competitive attitude and team player approach, Wouter has a unique profile in the yachting world.
In spite of just having turned 30, Wouter has a wealth of experience in both inshore and offshore racing. He has sailed the Americas Cup,Oryx Quest, Volvo Ocean Race and tour de France a Voile, won the Admirals cup, TP52 MedCup and the Sydney to Hobart, co-skippered the Elanders and Avant boats in the Volvo Baltic Race and he has advised sailors on strategy and weather in the Vendee, Route du Rhum, the Jaques Vabre and the Olympics.
"It has been an absolute pleasure working with Wouter this year. He really excels in the preparation stages of an event, but more importantly, when the pressure is on, in the heat of the battle - we make extremely good calls together!" Ray Davies,Tactician Mean Machine TP52
"Wouter Verbraak worked shoreside as meteorologist with Knut Frostad's djuice dragons team in the last Volvo Ocean Race and has since established himself as one of the world's top navigator/meteorologists racing on or routing many leading race boats." The Daily Sail