Jean-Jacques Provoyeur
South African sailor & boatbuilder
About Jean-Jacques Provoyeur
Born 1950.
Jean-Jacques Provoyeur, "JJ", (born November 1950) is a South African sailor and yacht constructor. He competed in the BOC Challenge 1994-95 single single-handed round-the-world yacht race, which he completed in 133 days.
Racing Fireball (dinghy) championships BOC Challenge 1994-95 (now the Velux 5 Oceans Race) 1989–1990 Vendée Globe
Boatbuilding "Friends Forever", a DH550 55' radius chine plywood catamaran built by J-J Provoyeur & others. Provoyeur has built numerous monohulls and catamarans, principally employing the cold-moulding and Dudley Dix "radius chine plywood" techniques, using plywood and epoxy. Such vessels range from small sailing dinghies to large 60' racing yachts and 55' cruising catamarans such as the Dudley Dix DH550.
Personal life Provoyeur is based in the Algarve, Portugal, and is married to Esther Provoyeur.
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Who is Jean-Jacques Provoyeur?
South African sailor & boatbuilder
When was Jean-Jacques Provoyeur born?
Jean-Jacques Provoyeur was born on 11 November 1950 in Worcester.
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