Well, I'll be. I can honestly say that at the point of inception I did not ponder, even for a moment, that a recurring theme had been created. We're now four and half years down the track, and so much has changed in the universe. Yet it is quite possibly the level of development that has gone into large cats, and the very usage of them that has adapted to their own very unique attributes and requirements, which in turn has provided the material that has gone into this Editorial's predecessors.

It would also be very remiss of me not to take this time to thank every reader who have taken each of the instalments into the tens of thousands of reads on their own, let alone cumulatively. It is greatly appreciated. If you'd like to review them, they are Big Cats I, next was Big Cats II, followed by Big Cats III, and then Big Cats IV from about 14 months ago now.

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Text: John Curnow Global Editor, Powerboat.World

Image: At steam with the GranOcean W72 - photo © GranOcean