Sailing World College Rankings, April 23rd 2015
Yale is definitively in the lead after a winning weekend both at home and on the road.
Yale is definitively in the lead after a winning weekend both at home and on the road.
Charleston Race Week celebrates 20 years with three days of competition in Charleston Harbor.
Enough of the beach, the surfing and the caipirinhas—after a two-week stay in Brazil, it’s time to head offshore. Leg 6 has started and the fleet left for Newport on Sunday, April 19.
LENDING CLUB 2 completed a record-breaking Newport to Bermuda run, sailing the 635 nm in under 24 hours.
The remaining America’s Cup teams have agreed on the format for the upcoming racing in 2017.
Photos and videos from the competition, including the showdown between Comanche and Rambler 88.
ADOR Skipper Ian Walker explains the dangers of being first at this stage of the race, while Dongfeng reveals their plan for repairs in Itajai.
After breaking their mast during Leg 5, Dongfeng arrives in Itajai to prepare for Leg 6.
B&G in conjunction with Cruising World, Sailing World, Strictly Sail Pacific and Sunsail are offering you a chance to win a trip to the Newport Stopover.
Yale and Charleston continue to lead both the CoEd and Women’s rankings.
Loïck Peyron of Artemis Racing weighs in on the new America’s Cup class.
The Ben Ainslie Racing team explains the team’s take on the new rule changes that usher in a controversial new era of the America’s Cup.
Yale is definitively in the lead after a winning weekend both at home and on the road.
Charleston Race Week celebrates 20 years with three days of competition in Charleston Harbor.
Enough of the beach, the surfing and the caipirinhas—after a two-week stay in Brazil, it’s time to head offshore. Leg 6 has started and the fleet left for Newport on Sunday, April 19.
LENDING CLUB 2 completed a record-breaking Newport to Bermuda run, sailing the 635 nm in under 24 hours.
The remaining America’s Cup teams have agreed on the format for the upcoming racing in 2017.
Photos and videos from the competition, including the showdown between Comanche and Rambler 88.
ADOR Skipper Ian Walker explains the dangers of being first at this stage of the race, while Dongfeng reveals their plan for repairs in Itajai.
After breaking their mast during Leg 5, Dongfeng arrives in Itajai to prepare for Leg 6.
B&G in conjunction with Cruising World, Sailing World, Strictly Sail Pacific and Sunsail are offering you a chance to win a trip to the Newport Stopover.
Yale and Charleston continue to lead both the CoEd and Women’s rankings.
Loïck Peyron of Artemis Racing weighs in on the new America’s Cup class.
The Ben Ainslie Racing team explains the team’s take on the new rule changes that usher in a controversial new era of the America’s Cup.
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