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The shape of speed Bruce Farr, Russell Bowler

by John Bevan-Smith

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The story of Bruce Farr and Russell Bower is one of the greatest success stories to come out of Aotearoa New Zealand. Its beginnings were humble enough - supportive parents of modest means encouraging their sons. Yet an abundance of wind and water and rich imagination would soon change that. This is their story : a story of how the intellect, vision and courage of a fisherman's son from Leigh and a solicitor's son from Auckland triumphed over adversity and age-old superstitions to change the character of their sport and the shape of speed.… (more)
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The story of Bruce Farr and Russell Bower is one of the greatest success stories to come out of Aotearoa New Zealand. Its beginnings were humble enough - supportive parents of modest means encouraging their sons. Yet an abundance of wind and water and rich imagination would soon change that. This is their story : a story of how the intellect, vision and courage of a fisherman's son from Leigh and a solicitor's son from Auckland triumphed over adversity and age-old superstitions to change the character of their sport and the shape of speed.

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