The Dash for Cash
The third edition of the Atlantic Cup features three legs, seven teams, and a heavy payout to the winners.
The third edition of the Atlantic Cup features three legs, seven teams, and a heavy payout to the winners.
Photos from a windy practice day on San Francisco Bay for the American Youth Sailing Force by Erik Simonson.
Click here to read more about AYSF.
Click here to view more photos from Simonson (h2oshots.com).
Amelia Quinn checks in from the third and final day of racing at the Wilson Trophy in West Kirby, England.
Amelia Quinn checks in with a few lessons learned during the second day of the Wilson Trophy in West Kirby, England.
Amelia Quinn checks in from the windy Wilson Trophy in West Kirby, England, where she’s sorting out boathandling in the British Fireflies and admiring kitchen marvels that make drinking tea a breeze.
Australian Tom Slingsby took the helm of Oracle Team USA’s AC45 at the America’s Cup World Series in Naples with a goal: to prove he’s just as much a helmsman as a tactician.
In the final national rankings of the spring season, Stanford holds a narrow lead in the coed poll over second-place Yale and third-place Georgetown. Boston College takes the top of the women’s ranking, while Yale and Navy round out the top three.
U.S. teams from the University of Chicago, UCLA, and Wake Forest are among the 180 schools competing at the 45th EDHEC Sailing Cup in Brest, France. Originally created by three students at the French Business School EDHEC in 1969, the EDHEC Sailing Cup is now organized by 50 EDHEC students and has become the largest European student sporting event. This year it runs from April 20-27. [Click here for more information on this unique regatta.](https://www.sailingworld.com/racing/college/edhec-calls
Oracle Team USA launched its second AC72 in San Francisco.
Photos © ORACLE TEAM USA / Photo: Guilain GRENIER
Hyères, France, was the final stop of the 2012-’13 ISAF Sailing World Cup series at the end of April. Over 800 sailors raced in ten Olympic and two Paralympic events.
Injuries during the start of the Banderas Bay Race last month send a reminder of the importance to keep racing in perspective and always anticipate what’s coming next.
Veteran Sailing World contributor and America’s Cup historian Steve Tsuchiya is in Italy for the sole America’s Cup World Series stop in 2013. Here is his second gallery.
The third edition of the Atlantic Cup features three legs, seven teams, and a heavy payout to the winners.
Photos from a windy practice day on San Francisco Bay for the American Youth Sailing Force by Erik Simonson.
Click here to read more about AYSF.
Click here to view more photos from Simonson (h2oshots.com).
Amelia Quinn checks in from the third and final day of racing at the Wilson Trophy in West Kirby, England.
Amelia Quinn checks in with a few lessons learned during the second day of the Wilson Trophy in West Kirby, England.
Amelia Quinn checks in from the windy Wilson Trophy in West Kirby, England, where she’s sorting out boathandling in the British Fireflies and admiring kitchen marvels that make drinking tea a breeze.
Australian Tom Slingsby took the helm of Oracle Team USA’s AC45 at the America’s Cup World Series in Naples with a goal: to prove he’s just as much a helmsman as a tactician.
In the final national rankings of the spring season, Stanford holds a narrow lead in the coed poll over second-place Yale and third-place Georgetown. Boston College takes the top of the women’s ranking, while Yale and Navy round out the top three.
U.S. teams from the University of Chicago, UCLA, and Wake Forest are among the 180 schools competing at the 45th EDHEC Sailing Cup in Brest, France. Originally created by three students at the French Business School EDHEC in 1969, the EDHEC Sailing Cup is now organized by 50 EDHEC students and has become the largest European student sporting event. This year it runs from April 20-27. [Click here for more information on this unique regatta.](https://www.sailingworld.com/racing/college/edhec-calls
Oracle Team USA launched its second AC72 in San Francisco.
Photos © ORACLE TEAM USA / Photo: Guilain GRENIER
Hyères, France, was the final stop of the 2012-’13 ISAF Sailing World Cup series at the end of April. Over 800 sailors raced in ten Olympic and two Paralympic events.
Injuries during the start of the Banderas Bay Race last month send a reminder of the importance to keep racing in perspective and always anticipate what’s coming next.
Veteran Sailing World contributor and America’s Cup historian Steve Tsuchiya is in Italy for the sole America’s Cup World Series stop in 2013. Here is his second gallery.
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