ISAF Grade 1 Chicago Match Cup
Through Saturday, Connecticut’s Dave Perry and other world-class match racers are squaring off within spitting distance of Chicago’s Navy Pier.
Through Saturday, Connecticut’s Dave Perry and other world-class match racers are squaring off within spitting distance of Chicago’s Navy Pier.
While college sailors from across the country have much in common, the experience is unique to each team. Our College Sailing Team Spotlight, brought to you by Sperry Top-Sider, will give you a guide to the wide variety of college programs out there.
With the start of the Volvo Ocean Race only weeks away, I stopped by the Groupama base in Lorient, France.
Olly Hicks is the latest in a line of crazy British adventurers willing to attempt the impossible at sea.
After a 3rd place finish at the Harry Anderson this past weekend, Yale edges out Boston College to claim the top spot in both the coed and women’s rankings. Wisconsin moves up to 6th in the coed rankings after winning both the Harry Anderson and the Fall Fury.
For the second straight day, Narragansett Bay delivered ideal conditions, 10 to 18 knots from the southwest and warm temperatures for this biennial one-design regatta featuring a host of all-amateur international teams. With the regatta about halfway over, two teams have emerged from the fray. The Royal Canadian team is in the lead with the host New York YC close behind. Behind that it’s a scrum for third through eighth or so. [Check out](https://www.sailingworld.com/racing/2011-invitational-cu
San Francsico Bay served up big breeze for the 81 boats competing in this 47-year-old event, which provided plenty of thrills and spills for spectators at St. Francis YC.
It came down to the second tiebreaker, but Blake Kimbrough was able to squeak by Wes Bemus and win Sailing World‘s Pick ‘Em Contest for the 2011 New York YC Invitational Cup. Blake takes home a free pair of Sperry Shoes and the inaugural SW Pick ‘Em championship.
The second event of the America’s Cup World Series takes place on Plymouth Sound in the UK from September 10-18. Catch the action here with our live feed.
Like so many up-and-coming offshore sailors, Servane Escoffier is facing the most daunting challenge of all: fundraising.
Distance racing is enjoying a revival. Find out why in the September 2011 Jobson Report.
Rán 2, owned by Niklas Zennström, leads the Mini Maxi World Championship after the first day of racing in Porto Cervo, Italy. Read more about the racing in our Finish Line Forum.
Through Saturday, Connecticut’s Dave Perry and other world-class match racers are squaring off within spitting distance of Chicago’s Navy Pier.
While college sailors from across the country have much in common, the experience is unique to each team. Our College Sailing Team Spotlight, brought to you by Sperry Top-Sider, will give you a guide to the wide variety of college programs out there.
With the start of the Volvo Ocean Race only weeks away, I stopped by the Groupama base in Lorient, France.
Olly Hicks is the latest in a line of crazy British adventurers willing to attempt the impossible at sea.
After a 3rd place finish at the Harry Anderson this past weekend, Yale edges out Boston College to claim the top spot in both the coed and women’s rankings. Wisconsin moves up to 6th in the coed rankings after winning both the Harry Anderson and the Fall Fury.
For the second straight day, Narragansett Bay delivered ideal conditions, 10 to 18 knots from the southwest and warm temperatures for this biennial one-design regatta featuring a host of all-amateur international teams. With the regatta about halfway over, two teams have emerged from the fray. The Royal Canadian team is in the lead with the host New York YC close behind. Behind that it’s a scrum for third through eighth or so. [Check out](https://www.sailingworld.com/racing/2011-invitational-cu
San Francsico Bay served up big breeze for the 81 boats competing in this 47-year-old event, which provided plenty of thrills and spills for spectators at St. Francis YC.
It came down to the second tiebreaker, but Blake Kimbrough was able to squeak by Wes Bemus and win Sailing World‘s Pick ‘Em Contest for the 2011 New York YC Invitational Cup. Blake takes home a free pair of Sperry Shoes and the inaugural SW Pick ‘Em championship.
The second event of the America’s Cup World Series takes place on Plymouth Sound in the UK from September 10-18. Catch the action here with our live feed.
Like so many up-and-coming offshore sailors, Servane Escoffier is facing the most daunting challenge of all: fundraising.
Distance racing is enjoying a revival. Find out why in the September 2011 Jobson Report.
Rán 2, owned by Niklas Zennström, leads the Mini Maxi World Championship after the first day of racing in Porto Cervo, Italy. Read more about the racing in our Finish Line Forum.
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