Much to Lose and Much to Gain
Baltimore’s In-port race was Movistar’s moment to make a move, and move they did.
Baltimore’s In-port race was Movistar’s moment to make a move, and move they did.
The Volvo is in Baltimore and the race for second kicks off tomorrow at 1 p.m. My money’s on Movistar to rack up one and make the race for second even harder.
The Volvo is in Baltimore and the race for second kicks off tomorrow at 1 p.m. My money’s on Movistar to rack up one and make the race for second even harder.
Press release from Ericsson Racing Team
Fifteen days after leaving Rio de Janeiro at the start of the Volvo Ocean Race’s Leg 5, ABN AMRO, the Dutch entry current reigning supreme at the top of the standings pulls into Baltimore after a long, agonizing day up the Chesapeake.
Rankings based on results through April 11.
Based on results through March 28.
Rankings based on results through March 13.
Rankings based on results through Feb. 13.
The official press release from the World Match Racing Tour.
Tour is still in search of title sponsorship, but future looks bright after joining forces with ISAF.
From our January/February 2006 issue.
Baltimore’s In-port race was Movistar’s moment to make a move, and move they did.
The Volvo is in Baltimore and the race for second kicks off tomorrow at 1 p.m. My money’s on Movistar to rack up one and make the race for second even harder.
The Volvo is in Baltimore and the race for second kicks off tomorrow at 1 p.m. My money’s on Movistar to rack up one and make the race for second even harder.
Press release from Ericsson Racing Team
Fifteen days after leaving Rio de Janeiro at the start of the Volvo Ocean Race’s Leg 5, ABN AMRO, the Dutch entry current reigning supreme at the top of the standings pulls into Baltimore after a long, agonizing day up the Chesapeake.
Rankings based on results through April 11.
Based on results through March 28.
Rankings based on results through March 13.
Rankings based on results through Feb. 13.
The official press release from the World Match Racing Tour.
Tour is still in search of title sponsorship, but future looks bright after joining forces with ISAF.
From our January/February 2006 issue.
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