New York Yacht Club’s top team won the New York Yacht Club Invitational Team Race Regatta for the Morgan Cup, beating three-time defending champion Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club in the final race to clinch the championship. Photos: Stuart Streuli / ©New York Yacht Club
A fixture on the ocean-racing circuit since 1925, the Rolex Fastnet Race covers 608 nautical miles from Cowes to the Fastnet Rock, through the Solent and the Celtic Sea, before returning to finish off Plymouth. Photos: Rolex/Daniel Forster
In the first race of the Louis Vuitton Semifinals, Luna Rossa overcame a late start to pass Artemis Racing and take the first point. Photos: LUNA ROSSA/Studio Borlenghi/Borlenghi–Butto
Photos by Dave Mathias from the 2013 Leukemia Cup hosted by Cleveland Yachting Club, July 18 to 21.
Artemis racing debuted “Big Blue,” the Swedish challenger’s second AC72, on Wednesday. “Today could not have gone any better. It was a perfect day and exactly what our team needed,” said helmsman Nathan Outteridge. “We got the boat on the water and foiling and we’re happy with how it was foiling…It’s a massive tribute to all the guys who have been working so hard to get us back out there.” Photo Credit: ACEA/Gilles Martin-Raget
Edgartown Yacht Club’s three-day Race Weekend brought full-on action with over 20 knots of breeze. During the 54.7 nautical mile ‘Round-the-Island Race, 62 teams battled it out, but 90 foot maxi yacht _Rambler _took home the Concord Cup for fastest time around the island, recording the fastest time for circumnavigation during the event to date. Photo Credit: Michael Berwind
Day 3: Under a black flag, the fleet got started in a building seabreeze. Zbogar (SLO) still leads, but only by one point over Jonathan Lobert (FRA) and by three points over Ed Wright (GBR). Day 1 & 2: Although there was no wind on Monday, Tuesday brought a fantastic seabreeze to the Finn Europeans in Warnemünde, Germany. Vasilij Zbogar (SLO) is the early leader, with Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic (CRO) and Andrew Murdoch (NZL) in second and third, respectively.
Giovanni Soldini and his crew on the VOR70 Maserati race the 2,225-mile Transpac from Los Angeles to Diamond Head Lighthouse in Oahu, Hawaii.
Within the Gazprom Swan European Regatta at Cowes are two major World Championships, the inaugural Gazprom Swan 60 World Championship and Swan 45 Worlds. Photos: ©Nautor’s Swan/Kurt Arrigo
Photos from the first race of the second round robin of the Louis Vuitton Cup on July 13: Emirates Team NZ versus Luna Rossa. Emirates Team NZ executed a successful hook in the prestart and led the entire way around the racecourse. Photos: LUNA ROSSA/Studio Borlenghi/Butto
This annual race around the coast of France began in 1978. Twelve teams compete in one-design M34s: 8 pro teams, including Groupama 34 with Franck Cammas, and 4 amateur teams. The race runs through the end of July. Photos by Jean-Marie Liot/ASO
Carlo Borlenghi shares more photos from Brazil of the Rolex Ilhabela Sailing Week.
New York Yacht Club’s top team won the New York Yacht Club Invitational Team Race Regatta for the Morgan Cup, beating three-time defending champion Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club in the final race to clinch the championship. Photos: Stuart Streuli / ©New York Yacht Club
A fixture on the ocean-racing circuit since 1925, the Rolex Fastnet Race covers 608 nautical miles from Cowes to the Fastnet Rock, through the Solent and the Celtic Sea, before returning to finish off Plymouth. Photos: Rolex/Daniel Forster
In the first race of the Louis Vuitton Semifinals, Luna Rossa overcame a late start to pass Artemis Racing and take the first point. Photos: LUNA ROSSA/Studio Borlenghi/Borlenghi–Butto
Photos by Dave Mathias from the 2013 Leukemia Cup hosted by Cleveland Yachting Club, July 18 to 21.
Artemis racing debuted “Big Blue,” the Swedish challenger’s second AC72, on Wednesday. “Today could not have gone any better. It was a perfect day and exactly what our team needed,” said helmsman Nathan Outteridge. “We got the boat on the water and foiling and we’re happy with how it was foiling…It’s a massive tribute to all the guys who have been working so hard to get us back out there.” Photo Credit: ACEA/Gilles Martin-Raget
Edgartown Yacht Club’s three-day Race Weekend brought full-on action with over 20 knots of breeze. During the 54.7 nautical mile ‘Round-the-Island Race, 62 teams battled it out, but 90 foot maxi yacht _Rambler _took home the Concord Cup for fastest time around the island, recording the fastest time for circumnavigation during the event to date. Photo Credit: Michael Berwind
Day 3: Under a black flag, the fleet got started in a building seabreeze. Zbogar (SLO) still leads, but only by one point over Jonathan Lobert (FRA) and by three points over Ed Wright (GBR). Day 1 & 2: Although there was no wind on Monday, Tuesday brought a fantastic seabreeze to the Finn Europeans in Warnemünde, Germany. Vasilij Zbogar (SLO) is the early leader, with Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic (CRO) and Andrew Murdoch (NZL) in second and third, respectively.
Giovanni Soldini and his crew on the VOR70 Maserati race the 2,225-mile Transpac from Los Angeles to Diamond Head Lighthouse in Oahu, Hawaii.
Within the Gazprom Swan European Regatta at Cowes are two major World Championships, the inaugural Gazprom Swan 60 World Championship and Swan 45 Worlds. Photos: ©Nautor’s Swan/Kurt Arrigo
Photos from the first race of the second round robin of the Louis Vuitton Cup on July 13: Emirates Team NZ versus Luna Rossa. Emirates Team NZ executed a successful hook in the prestart and led the entire way around the racecourse. Photos: LUNA ROSSA/Studio Borlenghi/Butto
This annual race around the coast of France began in 1978. Twelve teams compete in one-design M34s: 8 pro teams, including Groupama 34 with Franck Cammas, and 4 amateur teams. The race runs through the end of July. Photos by Jean-Marie Liot/ASO
Carlo Borlenghi shares more photos from Brazil of the Rolex Ilhabela Sailing Week.
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