2011 Audi MedCup: Live Coverage of the Cascais Trophy
The world’s premier keelboat circuit is back at it. Follow all the action from the coast of Portugal right here.
The world’s premier keelboat circuit is back at it. Follow all the action from the coast of Portugal right here.
This inaugural Class 40 event included a doublehanded distance race from New York to Rhode Island and fully crewed buoy racing in Narragansett Bay. Photos by Billy Black Read about the racing.
San Francisco’s Emma Creighton is aiming to be the second American woman to finish this solo challenge.
In Barcelona, Spain, Ed Baird and Quantum Racing posted a 1-2 in the final two races to clinch the TP52 circuit title
Race committees don’t always do what you expect. When they throw you a curve ball, make sure your preconceived notions don’t have a negative impact on your race.
He’s done exactly one distance race. He finished dead last. But that hasn’t stopped the host of “The Colbert Report” from issuing an open challenge to anyone interested in lining up against him at the start of the OnDeck Charleston to Bermuda Race. An extended version of the interview that appeared in our May 2011 issue.
A 15-mile point-to-point race for 60-foot dhows is just one stage of the Dubai International Marine Club’s sailing series. Read about the racing. Photos courtesy DIMC
Two weeks of intensive test racing in Auckland, New Zealand, have given race organizers and television operatives a glimpse of what they’re in for when it comes to re-inventing the America’s Cup. The early returns are positive, but not universally so.
Team Crack of Noon puts the ol’ girl in the water for another summer season in Newport’s J/24 Fleet 50.
With just the spring national championships remaining, Georgetown has assumed control of the coed rankings while Boston College remains women’s team to beat. Meanwhile the Connecticut College women’s team closes out a successful spring season with a return to the top three.
Michael Hennessy and Rob Windsor’s Dragon won the New York-Newport portion of this two-stage Class 40 event, which continues this weekend with fully crewed buoy-racing in Rhode Island.
At the Belmont Veterans Memorial Pier in Long Beach, Calif., Georgetown and Boston College emerged as frontrunners among the 18 qualifiers. Photos by Rob Migliaccio Read about the racing.
The world’s premier keelboat circuit is back at it. Follow all the action from the coast of Portugal right here.
This inaugural Class 40 event included a doublehanded distance race from New York to Rhode Island and fully crewed buoy racing in Narragansett Bay. Photos by Billy Black Read about the racing.
San Francisco’s Emma Creighton is aiming to be the second American woman to finish this solo challenge.
In Barcelona, Spain, Ed Baird and Quantum Racing posted a 1-2 in the final two races to clinch the TP52 circuit title
Race committees don’t always do what you expect. When they throw you a curve ball, make sure your preconceived notions don’t have a negative impact on your race.
He’s done exactly one distance race. He finished dead last. But that hasn’t stopped the host of “The Colbert Report” from issuing an open challenge to anyone interested in lining up against him at the start of the OnDeck Charleston to Bermuda Race. An extended version of the interview that appeared in our May 2011 issue.
A 15-mile point-to-point race for 60-foot dhows is just one stage of the Dubai International Marine Club’s sailing series. Read about the racing. Photos courtesy DIMC
Two weeks of intensive test racing in Auckland, New Zealand, have given race organizers and television operatives a glimpse of what they’re in for when it comes to re-inventing the America’s Cup. The early returns are positive, but not universally so.
Team Crack of Noon puts the ol’ girl in the water for another summer season in Newport’s J/24 Fleet 50.
With just the spring national championships remaining, Georgetown has assumed control of the coed rankings while Boston College remains women’s team to beat. Meanwhile the Connecticut College women’s team closes out a successful spring season with a return to the top three.
Michael Hennessy and Rob Windsor’s Dragon won the New York-Newport portion of this two-stage Class 40 event, which continues this weekend with fully crewed buoy-racing in Rhode Island.
At the Belmont Veterans Memorial Pier in Long Beach, Calif., Georgetown and Boston College emerged as frontrunners among the 18 qualifiers. Photos by Rob Migliaccio Read about the racing.
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