Transat Bakerly Brings Together the Modern and Classic
For Loick Peyron, the 25th Transat Bakerly is about getting back to the roots of sailing, for the IMOCA 60s, it’s a chance to flex their new foils.
For Loick Peyron, the 25th Transat Bakerly is about getting back to the roots of sailing, for the IMOCA 60s, it’s a chance to flex their new foils.
Light air in Qingdao made for slow but tight racing at the second act of the 2016 Extreme Sailing Series in Qingdao.
The Red Bull Youth America’s Cup is now accepting applications for the October 2016 event.
Boston College makes a jump to first place on the women’s side, but the competition is tough. Georgetown and Yale continue to lead on the Coed side, with less than a month before Nationals.
Ian Walker checks in on his latest sailing in the Caribbean and the role of tactician in high performance sailing.
Land Rover BAR takes the team into the wind tunnel to test and optimize their sailing gear for the America’s Cup.
A GP 26 crew gets a trial by fire for their first sail in the big breeze of Charleston Race Week and finds out what’s fast and what’s not.
As the penultimate major international event before Rio, the Sailing World Cup Hyeres, this windy week will be a serious test of who we may see on the podium in August.
With 120 boats registered for the 2016 Melges 24 Worlds, the event has nearly doubled in size since it’s inception in 2013.
The 2016 Newport Ensenada Race saw new records set on the course and an impressive fleet taking on the 125 mile sprint.
Crossing the Pacific is no joke, even for experienced yachtsman, watch how they do it in the Clipper Round the World Race.
Act 2 of the Extreme Sailing Series is just a week away and the new fleet is headed to Qingdao, China.
For Loick Peyron, the 25th Transat Bakerly is about getting back to the roots of sailing, for the IMOCA 60s, it’s a chance to flex their new foils.
Light air in Qingdao made for slow but tight racing at the second act of the 2016 Extreme Sailing Series in Qingdao.
The Red Bull Youth America’s Cup is now accepting applications for the October 2016 event.
Boston College makes a jump to first place on the women’s side, but the competition is tough. Georgetown and Yale continue to lead on the Coed side, with less than a month before Nationals.
Ian Walker checks in on his latest sailing in the Caribbean and the role of tactician in high performance sailing.
Land Rover BAR takes the team into the wind tunnel to test and optimize their sailing gear for the America’s Cup.
A GP 26 crew gets a trial by fire for their first sail in the big breeze of Charleston Race Week and finds out what’s fast and what’s not.
As the penultimate major international event before Rio, the Sailing World Cup Hyeres, this windy week will be a serious test of who we may see on the podium in August.
With 120 boats registered for the 2016 Melges 24 Worlds, the event has nearly doubled in size since it’s inception in 2013.
The 2016 Newport Ensenada Race saw new records set on the course and an impressive fleet taking on the 125 mile sprint.
Crossing the Pacific is no joke, even for experienced yachtsman, watch how they do it in the Clipper Round the World Race.
Act 2 of the Extreme Sailing Series is just a week away and the new fleet is headed to Qingdao, China.
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