Winner of the 2006 Volvo Ocean Yacht Race, Team ABN/AMRO Stopover Shirt NEW, LARGE Description: BRAND NEW IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING!     Special 2005–2006 official shirt from the winner of the world's premier ocean race: The Volvo Round The World Ocean Race.  This was produced privately by ABN/AMRO bank in limited numbers.  It is a men's size LARGE (please E-mail me if you need another size).    The Volvo Ocean Race is a yacht race around the world, held every four years.   It is considered the ultimate sailing adventure.    The shirt features the both ABN AMRO Team One & Two type V70 Yachts on the front.   On the back is listed each of the cities that were visited during the Volvo Ocean Race:   Vigo, Cape Town, Melbourne, Wellington, Rio, Baltimore, New York, Portsmouth, Rotterdam, and Gothenburg   The Team 1 Yacht won the Volvo Ocean Race and the Team 2 yacht holds the historic distinction of being the fastest monohull boat on the planet!  On 11 January 2006, the ABN AMRO TWO covered 563 miles in 24 hours! This 5 color 100% cotton shirt is just stunning. It features an elasticized neck and large one piece half sleeves for easy movement while sailing or relaxing on shore.    A must have for any Sailing Race fan and collector of Sailing memorabilia.  I collect T-shirts from the 1960s through present day and this is absolutely one of the nicest designs I've seen recently.  It was very expensive to produce in 5 colors!   Shipping to anywhere in World!  The item weighs in excess of 1/2 pound (250 grams) and will be shipped by air mail from Amstedam, Holland (I am happy to combine items into one shipment to save shipping fees!).  This is brand new and sealed (pictures are of my T-shirt....yours will be delivered in sealed bag).    Check out my other VOLVO RACE items including models of these yachts! and please E-mail me with any questions!     Be sure to also check out this cool video of the ABN/AMRO yachts in action.      Good luck!   Certain images and/or photos used in this template are the copyrighted property of JupiterImages and are being used with permission under license.

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