Photo of the Week: Meet Justine Beaver

Mar 28, 2024


Canada’s Sail GP team welcomed a new mascot. Justine Beaver won over the crowd in Christchurch NZ over the weekend as Canada grabbed a third.

This week’s POTW came from CAN SailGP’s Instagram. We get our Photos of the Week from all over the place and we are eager to get yours.  Could be dancing beavers or other real pets or kids or boats or sunsets – you name it.  Just send your photos along to onboard@kerrwil.com and please put POTW in the subject line.  We’ll run yours next issue.

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