American Youth Sailing Force Training
Photos from a windy practice day on San Francisco Bay for the American Youth Sailing Force by Erik Simonson.
Click here to read more about AYSF.
Click here to view more photos from Simonson (h2oshots.com).
Photos from a windy practice day on San Francisco Bay for the American Youth Sailing Force by Erik Simonson.
Click here to read more about AYSF.
Click here to view more photos from Simonson (h2oshots.com).
Australian Tom Slingsby took the helm of Oracle Team USA’s AC45 at the America’s Cup World Series in Naples with a goal: to prove he’s just as much a helmsman as a tactician.
Oracle Team USA launched its second AC72 in San Francisco.
Photos © ORACLE TEAM USA / Photo: Guilain GRENIER
Veteran Sailing World contributor and America’s Cup historian Steve Tsuchiya is in Italy for the sole America’s Cup World Series stop in 2013. Here is his second gallery.
Veteran Sailing World contributor and America’s Cup historian Steve Tsuchiya is in Italy for the sole America’s Cup World Series stop in 2013. He’s taken two rides on AC45s during practice and is catching the regatta from shore and on photoboats. Here’s his first gallery.
Curtis Blewett enjoys his time away from sailing, but after a few years off to recharge, he’s ready to make another run at the Auld Mug as part of Artemis Racing.
The America’s Cup Event Authority has partnered with Sailors for the Sea to make their events as green as possible.
Hop on board Artemis Racing’s modified AC45 as they practice foiling.
On a Monday in February, two America’s Cup syndicates met for the first serious AC72 sparring session on San Francisco Bay. One team came away quite pleased. The other had to take comfort in knowing where they stand.
Morrelli & Melvin have teamed up with Australia’s McConaghy Boats and propose this interesting concept of high-speed on foils–for the everyday sailor.
With three months remaining until the 34th America’s Cup officially kicks off, the architect of this new Cup remains confident both in his concept and his team.
Even though they’re latecomers to the game, Luna Rossa has been quietly working away in Auckland to prepare for the America’s Cup. Team manager Max Sirena gives us the scoop.
Photos from a windy practice day on San Francisco Bay for the American Youth Sailing Force by Erik Simonson.
Click here to read more about AYSF.
Click here to view more photos from Simonson (h2oshots.com).
Australian Tom Slingsby took the helm of Oracle Team USA’s AC45 at the America’s Cup World Series in Naples with a goal: to prove he’s just as much a helmsman as a tactician.
Oracle Team USA launched its second AC72 in San Francisco.
Photos © ORACLE TEAM USA / Photo: Guilain GRENIER
Veteran Sailing World contributor and America’s Cup historian Steve Tsuchiya is in Italy for the sole America’s Cup World Series stop in 2013. Here is his second gallery.
Veteran Sailing World contributor and America’s Cup historian Steve Tsuchiya is in Italy for the sole America’s Cup World Series stop in 2013. He’s taken two rides on AC45s during practice and is catching the regatta from shore and on photoboats. Here’s his first gallery.
Curtis Blewett enjoys his time away from sailing, but after a few years off to recharge, he’s ready to make another run at the Auld Mug as part of Artemis Racing.
The America’s Cup Event Authority has partnered with Sailors for the Sea to make their events as green as possible.
Hop on board Artemis Racing’s modified AC45 as they practice foiling.
On a Monday in February, two America’s Cup syndicates met for the first serious AC72 sparring session on San Francisco Bay. One team came away quite pleased. The other had to take comfort in knowing where they stand.
Morrelli & Melvin have teamed up with Australia’s McConaghy Boats and propose this interesting concept of high-speed on foils–for the everyday sailor.
With three months remaining until the 34th America’s Cup officially kicks off, the architect of this new Cup remains confident both in his concept and his team.
Even though they’re latecomers to the game, Luna Rossa has been quietly working away in Auckland to prepare for the America’s Cup. Team manager Max Sirena gives us the scoop.
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