The other boat is called Broddur, it is a 5-mannafar, the current boat was built in 1974, and it is no longer in use for the FM races (FM is short for Føroya Meistari, which means Faroese Champion). It was however used in a local rowing race in Sumba in May 2012, when they arranged a festival where they opened a new museum with stuffed Faroese birds and historical items, they had art exhibitions, concerts, hiking trips, boat trips and a rowing competition in the sound between Sumba village and the islet Sumbiarhólmur just outside the village. The current is quite strong there so rowing is not easy, but two of three boats managed to complete the race.
The other boat is called Broddur, a 5-mannafar that was built in 1974 and no longer used for the Faroese Champion races. It participated in a local rowing race in Sumba in May 2012 as part of a festival with various activities like museum openings, art exhibitions, concerts, hiking trips, boat trips, and a rowing competition between Sumba village and Sumbiarhólmur.