2011 NYYC Invitational Cup: Trials
In September, the New York YC invited 24 yacht clubs to compete for three spots at its 2011 Invitational Cup. Amory Ross was there to document the action
In September, the New York YC invited 24 yacht clubs to compete for three spots at its 2011 Invitational Cup. Amory Ross was there to document the action
Stop whining about the AC 72 rule; it’s time to embrace the thrill of high-performance multihulls.
En route to Charleston, S.C., from Punta del Este, Brazil, the four remaining skippers have encountered cracked ribs, leaky water ballast, a water shortage, and a surprise attack by flying fish.
The four—soon to be five—skippers competing in this solo challenge are just days into a 30,000-mile journey. Photos courtesy onEdition Follow the racing in SW‘s Finish Line forum.
On Lake Michigan, Don Wilson’s Team Chicago Match Race Center defeated Grant Hood’s Vincere team.
On Lake Michigan, Don Wilson’s Team Chicago Match Race Center team defeated Grant Hood’s Vincere team. Photos courtesy Chicago Match Race Center Read about the racing in SW‘s Finish Line forum.
In his sixth appearance at this one-design showdown, California’s Chris Raab finally takes the prize.
Here’s a radical new plan for a struggling ocean race.
Emmy-winning videographer Vincent Casalaina shot the 2010 Melges World Championship.
It had to happen at some point. After a long run with a team at the top of one, and often both, college sailing polls, Boston College finds itself looking up in the coed and women’s rankings. St. Mary’s and Brown, respectively, take over the top spots.
Ben Ainslie defeated Jesper Radich in the finals of this controversy-ridden World Match Racing Tour event. Photos by Subzero Images/ WMRT Read about the racing in SW‘s Finish Line forum
In a light-air finale off Valencia, Spain, Terry Hutchinson’s Quantum Racing defeated Alberto Roemmers’ Matador.
In September, the New York YC invited 24 yacht clubs to compete for three spots at its 2011 Invitational Cup. Amory Ross was there to document the action
Stop whining about the AC 72 rule; it’s time to embrace the thrill of high-performance multihulls.
En route to Charleston, S.C., from Punta del Este, Brazil, the four remaining skippers have encountered cracked ribs, leaky water ballast, a water shortage, and a surprise attack by flying fish.
The four—soon to be five—skippers competing in this solo challenge are just days into a 30,000-mile journey. Photos courtesy onEdition Follow the racing in SW‘s Finish Line forum.
On Lake Michigan, Don Wilson’s Team Chicago Match Race Center defeated Grant Hood’s Vincere team.
On Lake Michigan, Don Wilson’s Team Chicago Match Race Center team defeated Grant Hood’s Vincere team. Photos courtesy Chicago Match Race Center Read about the racing in SW‘s Finish Line forum.
In his sixth appearance at this one-design showdown, California’s Chris Raab finally takes the prize.
Here’s a radical new plan for a struggling ocean race.
Emmy-winning videographer Vincent Casalaina shot the 2010 Melges World Championship.
It had to happen at some point. After a long run with a team at the top of one, and often both, college sailing polls, Boston College finds itself looking up in the coed and women’s rankings. St. Mary’s and Brown, respectively, take over the top spots.
Ben Ainslie defeated Jesper Radich in the finals of this controversy-ridden World Match Racing Tour event. Photos by Subzero Images/ WMRT Read about the racing in SW‘s Finish Line forum
In a light-air finale off Valencia, Spain, Terry Hutchinson’s Quantum Racing defeated Alberto Roemmers’ Matador.
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