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Henri Lloyd Sailing Gear Teams Up With Fast40+Class

31st January 2017
Henri Lloyd has announced a three year partnership with the FAST40+ Class Henri Lloyd has announced a three year partnership with the FAST40+ Class Credit: Paul Wyeth

Premium British marine and lifestyle clothing brand, Henri Lloyd has announced a three year partnership with the FAST40+ Class.
 
As the Official Technical Clothing Partner to the FAST40+ Class, Henri Lloyd will be working alongside the class organisers and owners to provide bespoke crew kit packages on Henri Lloyd’s latest inshore race apparel. In addition, all FAST40+Class crew will also benefit from the Henri Lloyd – FAST40+Class Privilege Club.
 
As part of the partnership, Henri Lloyd will be bestowing a perpetual trophy for the 2017 FAST40+ Race Circuit. Henri Lloyd will also be working with the FAST40+ Class on a number of other projects over the next two years.

“The FAST40+ Class is innovative and highly technical; the showcase racing at many top class regattas, this makes them the perfect fit for Henri Lloyd. Over the upcoming months, we will look forward to meeting the crews and watching some exciting racing.” Paul Strzelecki, Henri Lloyd Chairman.
 
“We are delighted to have Henri Lloyd on board for the next three seasons. Technical excellence, innovation, and best in class, are just some of the reasons why Henri Lloyd was chosen as our technical clothing partner. It will be an honour to present the Henri Lloyd FAST40+ Trophy, and we look forward to a rewarding and exciting partnership.” Robert Greenhalgh, FAST40+ Class President.
 
Henri Lloyd will be working with the FAST40+ Class during the 2017 FAST40+ Circuit, including Cowes Week and the One Ton Cup

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