In the 1960s, the Fireball class opened up the world of high-perfrmance racing to anyone with access to a few sheets of plywood, through home-built boats were scarce at the 131-boat 2010 Fireball Worlds in Barbados. Chips Hayworth and Vyv Townend won for the second year in a row.
Michael Lovett will be reporting from this event in Buffalo, N.Y., August 19-21st. Look for his updates here…
Sunshine, breeze and a huge spectator fleet sent off the competitors of the 2010 Newport-Bermuda Race on June 18, 2010. Photos by Dave Reed, Meredith Powlison/Sailing World
David Raison designed his mini 6.50 Magnum with the goal of winning the Mini Transat.
Editor Dave Reed looks for suggestion to make the regatta experience better for everyone on and off the water. Editor’s Letter from our July/August 2010 issue
The sailing industry assembled at its biennial conference this week in Annapolis, and the message was clear: Get on with it.
Photos by Rolex/ Kurt Arrigo; read about the racing in the Finish Line forum.
Photos by Dan Nerney/NYYC
Glennon Stratton/ www.gtsphotos.com
Glennon Stratton/ www.gtsphotos.com
Glennon Stratton/ www.gtsphotos.com
Rankings are determined by an open coaches poll.
In the 1960s, the Fireball class opened up the world of high-perfrmance racing to anyone with access to a few sheets of plywood, through home-built boats were scarce at the 131-boat 2010 Fireball Worlds in Barbados. Chips Hayworth and Vyv Townend won for the second year in a row.
Michael Lovett will be reporting from this event in Buffalo, N.Y., August 19-21st. Look for his updates here…
Sunshine, breeze and a huge spectator fleet sent off the competitors of the 2010 Newport-Bermuda Race on June 18, 2010. Photos by Dave Reed, Meredith Powlison/Sailing World
David Raison designed his mini 6.50 Magnum with the goal of winning the Mini Transat.
Editor Dave Reed looks for suggestion to make the regatta experience better for everyone on and off the water. Editor’s Letter from our July/August 2010 issue
The sailing industry assembled at its biennial conference this week in Annapolis, and the message was clear: Get on with it.
Photos by Rolex/ Kurt Arrigo; read about the racing in the Finish Line forum.
Photos by Dan Nerney/NYYC
Glennon Stratton/ www.gtsphotos.com
Glennon Stratton/ www.gtsphotos.com
Glennon Stratton/ www.gtsphotos.com
Rankings are determined by an open coaches poll.
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