Around the Sailing World, July 13 (Episode 13)
Enjoy this quick check-in with the ATSW team.
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Enjoy this quick check-in with the ATSW team.
Sailing World Editor, Dave Reed, Zooms in with the magazine’s racing editors and special guests for a quick look around the sport, some storytelling with Steve Hunt, Gary Jobson, Tony Rey, Ed Baird, Taylor Canfield, Stephanie Roble, and Chris Snow.
After a year away from the world’s leading grand prix monohull class, Russian owner-driver Vladimir Liubomirov will return to the 52 SUPER SERIES in 2019 armed with a brand new boat, Bronenosec.
The second event of the grand-prix 52 Super Series in Zadar, Croatia, saw the teams of this high-powered fleet start to establish the pecking order as they continue to refine their new designs and iron out the kinks in their crew work.
Carrying the momentum of their win in Sardinia to Puerto Portals, Niklas Zennström and the crew of Rán Racing top the leaderboard after day 1.
On a dramatic last day at the 52 SUPER SERIES finale, Rán Racing won the Porto Cervo Audi Sailing Week title on the last downwind.
Paul Todd/Outside Images goes onboard the new Interlodge to capture the TP52 fleet from a unique inside perspective at Key West Race Week.
In winning the 52 SUPER SERIES second regatta of the 2017 season, Azzurra is bouncing back in a big way.
After Key West in January, where Quantum Racing won with an immaculate final flourish, the 52 SUPER SERIES moves to South Beach for the Miami Royal Cup.
For the teams competing in the 52 Super Series, downtime is rare, with a short but intense winter season kicking off soon.
After five regattas and 45 non-discardable races, Quantum Racing sailed away with the title of 2016 52 Super Series Champions, leading Azzura by 59 points.
Day 2 came down to yet another tiebreaker, with just one point separating the top four teams.
Enjoy this quick check-in with the ATSW team.
Sailing World Editor, Dave Reed, Zooms in with the magazine’s racing editors and special guests for a quick look around the sport, some storytelling with Steve Hunt, Gary Jobson, Tony Rey, Ed Baird, Taylor Canfield, Stephanie Roble, and Chris Snow.
After a year away from the world’s leading grand prix monohull class, Russian owner-driver Vladimir Liubomirov will return to the 52 SUPER SERIES in 2019 armed with a brand new boat, Bronenosec.
The second event of the grand-prix 52 Super Series in Zadar, Croatia, saw the teams of this high-powered fleet start to establish the pecking order as they continue to refine their new designs and iron out the kinks in their crew work.
Carrying the momentum of their win in Sardinia to Puerto Portals, Niklas Zennström and the crew of Rán Racing top the leaderboard after day 1.
On a dramatic last day at the 52 SUPER SERIES finale, Rán Racing won the Porto Cervo Audi Sailing Week title on the last downwind.
Paul Todd/Outside Images goes onboard the new Interlodge to capture the TP52 fleet from a unique inside perspective at Key West Race Week.
In winning the 52 SUPER SERIES second regatta of the 2017 season, Azzurra is bouncing back in a big way.
After Key West in January, where Quantum Racing won with an immaculate final flourish, the 52 SUPER SERIES moves to South Beach for the Miami Royal Cup.
For the teams competing in the 52 Super Series, downtime is rare, with a short but intense winter season kicking off soon.
After five regattas and 45 non-discardable races, Quantum Racing sailed away with the title of 2016 52 Super Series Champions, leading Azzura by 59 points.
Day 2 came down to yet another tiebreaker, with just one point separating the top four teams.
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