Hugo Boss Spotted in Patagonia
After 10 years and 13,000 miles at sea, the original Hugo Boss IMOCA 60 has been spotted in Patagonia.
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After 10 years and 13,000 miles at sea, the original Hugo Boss IMOCA 60 has been spotted in Patagonia.
Alex Thomson reveals the first part of a series documenting the long and grueling task of preparing for the Vendee Globe.
The Vendee Globe is 275 days away, and teams are working tirelessly to make sure boats and sailors are ready.
The two co-skippers of the only foiling IMOCA to finish the Transat Jacques Vabre are dockside and have a few thoughts on the race and the new boats.
In the quest for faster speeds, designers put faith in foils for the latest generation of ocean racer, but theory is one thing and practicality is another.
With the latest string of dropouts, the number of teams forced to abandon the Transat Jacques Vabre soars to 9.
With less than 24 hours until the start of the Transat Jacques Vabre, the IMOCA fleet looks forward to the weather.
This year’s Transat Jacques Vabre will boast a record 34 new skippers, all hailing from diverse sailing backgrounds, hoping to prove their mettle.
The experts behind Gitana Team’s new generation of Mono 60 are projecting an advantage of up to 4 days for the newly foiled boats in the Vendee Globe.
With the first competitive event for the new IMOCAs in the books, it looks like the early advantage lies with the older boats…. until they start reaching.
Safran Sailing puts the new lifting foils on their IMOCA 60 to the test.
With the newly christened, foiled Mono60s lining up for the Azimut Trophy, Gitana is preparing for the first competitive encounter.
After 10 years and 13,000 miles at sea, the original Hugo Boss IMOCA 60 has been spotted in Patagonia.
Alex Thomson reveals the first part of a series documenting the long and grueling task of preparing for the Vendee Globe.
The Vendee Globe is 275 days away, and teams are working tirelessly to make sure boats and sailors are ready.
The two co-skippers of the only foiling IMOCA to finish the Transat Jacques Vabre are dockside and have a few thoughts on the race and the new boats.
In the quest for faster speeds, designers put faith in foils for the latest generation of ocean racer, but theory is one thing and practicality is another.
With the latest string of dropouts, the number of teams forced to abandon the Transat Jacques Vabre soars to 9.
With less than 24 hours until the start of the Transat Jacques Vabre, the IMOCA fleet looks forward to the weather.
This year’s Transat Jacques Vabre will boast a record 34 new skippers, all hailing from diverse sailing backgrounds, hoping to prove their mettle.
The experts behind Gitana Team’s new generation of Mono 60 are projecting an advantage of up to 4 days for the newly foiled boats in the Vendee Globe.
With the first competitive event for the new IMOCAs in the books, it looks like the early advantage lies with the older boats…. until they start reaching.
Safran Sailing puts the new lifting foils on their IMOCA 60 to the test.
With the newly christened, foiled Mono60s lining up for the Azimut Trophy, Gitana is preparing for the first competitive encounter.
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