Needing simply to not shoot themselves in the foot to ensure victory in the Rolex New York Yacht Club Invitational Cup, the San Diego Yacht Club dominated the windy final race to stamp their authority on the eighth edition of the world’s premiere Corinthian regatta.
The Sertl squad comes out on top of the highly competitive IC37 Class North American Championship.
For the second time in three editions, Southern YC will leave the New York YC Harbour Court with the most prestigious trophy in Corinthian sailing, the Rolex New York Yacht Club Invitational Cup, firmly in its collective grasp.
In June, the Herreshoff Marine Museum & America’s Cup Hall of Fame and the New York Yacht Club hosted three stunning one-designs of its past, and we took a tour of the amazing New York 50 “Spartan” and the meticulously restored New York 40 Marilee.
Two-on-two team racing’s fast-paced and simple format delivered a thrilling new addition to the New York YC’s regatta lineup.
As major ocean races continue to thrive, the Royal Ocean Racing Club announces its marquee race hit the entry cap within minutes of opening.
The New York YC adds another signature international event to its calendar
Change of Scenery Brings a Change of Fortune on Day 3 of 2017 Rolex New York Yacht Club Invitational Cup
The 2013 NYYC Swan 42 Nationals (July 18-20) consisted of 10 races in winds from 8 to 20 knots on the Rhode Island Sound and in Narragansett Bay. John Hele (Rye, N.Y.) and his largely Canadian team aboard Daring won the 15-boat regatta by an impressive 19 points.
Photo Credit: Stuart Streuli/New York Yacht Club
Part III of the New York Yacht Club Race Week at Newport presented by Rolex. The regatta concluded on July 22, with beautiful breeze and sunshine on Sunday. Photo Credit: Rolex/Daniel Forster
Over 100 boats competed in the Around the Island (Conanicut) race this past weekend, followed by the 158th New York Yacht Club Annual Regatta itself which had a showing of 133 boats. This is the oldest regatta in America. Photos by Billy Black/Rolex
Needing simply to not shoot themselves in the foot to ensure victory in the Rolex New York Yacht Club Invitational Cup, the San Diego Yacht Club dominated the windy final race to stamp their authority on the eighth edition of the world’s premiere Corinthian regatta.
The Sertl squad comes out on top of the highly competitive IC37 Class North American Championship.
For the second time in three editions, Southern YC will leave the New York YC Harbour Court with the most prestigious trophy in Corinthian sailing, the Rolex New York Yacht Club Invitational Cup, firmly in its collective grasp.
In June, the Herreshoff Marine Museum & America’s Cup Hall of Fame and the New York Yacht Club hosted three stunning one-designs of its past, and we took a tour of the amazing New York 50 “Spartan” and the meticulously restored New York 40 Marilee.
Two-on-two team racing’s fast-paced and simple format delivered a thrilling new addition to the New York YC’s regatta lineup.
As major ocean races continue to thrive, the Royal Ocean Racing Club announces its marquee race hit the entry cap within minutes of opening.
The New York YC adds another signature international event to its calendar
Change of Scenery Brings a Change of Fortune on Day 3 of 2017 Rolex New York Yacht Club Invitational Cup
The 2013 NYYC Swan 42 Nationals (July 18-20) consisted of 10 races in winds from 8 to 20 knots on the Rhode Island Sound and in Narragansett Bay. John Hele (Rye, N.Y.) and his largely Canadian team aboard Daring won the 15-boat regatta by an impressive 19 points.
Photo Credit: Stuart Streuli/New York Yacht Club
Part III of the New York Yacht Club Race Week at Newport presented by Rolex. The regatta concluded on July 22, with beautiful breeze and sunshine on Sunday. Photo Credit: Rolex/Daniel Forster
Over 100 boats competed in the Around the Island (Conanicut) race this past weekend, followed by the 158th New York Yacht Club Annual Regatta itself which had a showing of 133 boats. This is the oldest regatta in America. Photos by Billy Black/Rolex
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