Stars & Stripes Returns to the America’s Cup
A fifth team, and second American, confirms challenge of Emirates Team New Zealand for the 36th America’s Cup.
A fifth team, and second American, confirms challenge of Emirates Team New Zealand for the 36th America’s Cup.
A week after the close of the 36th America’s Cup entry period, the Defender and the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron have completed the required checks and accepted the Royal Malta Yacht Club challenge for the 36th America’s Cup.
After a year away from the world’s leading grand prix monohull class, Russian owner-driver Vladimir Liubomirov will return to the 52 SUPER SERIES in 2019 armed with a brand new boat, Bronenosec.
Yale and Brown Close the Fall on Top
The Intercollegiate Sailing Association (ICSA) Match Race National Championship for the Cornelius Shields, Sr. Trophy was completed after three days of racing.
After running aground shortly before the finish in Guadeloupe, IMOCA 60 class leader Alex Thomson gracefully accepts his penalty and welcomes Paul Meilhat’s winning SMA into port.
There is no common principal involved with the design teams of the 36th America’s Cup, except, of course, recourse to the computer prediction.
With a productive first session on its test boat, the American Magic challenger confirms it can fly, and is quickly advancing toward the launch of its first AC75.
In the closest finish since it was first staged in 1978, the French ocean racing veteran Francis Joyon won the 40th anniversary Route du Rhum-Destination
A Mixed Two Person Keelboat Offshore will feature at the Paris 2024 Olympic Sailing Competition, providing a new dynamic to the Olympic movement, following ratification at World Sailing’s Annual General Meeting.
Artemis Technologies puts its new simulator into the hands of sailors keen to get some time in the SailGP’s F50 catamarans before the first regatta in February 2019.
Only a few of the Ultime 100-foot Trimarans escape the wrath of an Atlantic Storm that breaks apart one and capsizes another.
A fifth team, and second American, confirms challenge of Emirates Team New Zealand for the 36th America’s Cup.
A week after the close of the 36th America’s Cup entry period, the Defender and the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron have completed the required checks and accepted the Royal Malta Yacht Club challenge for the 36th America’s Cup.
After a year away from the world’s leading grand prix monohull class, Russian owner-driver Vladimir Liubomirov will return to the 52 SUPER SERIES in 2019 armed with a brand new boat, Bronenosec.
Yale and Brown Close the Fall on Top
The Intercollegiate Sailing Association (ICSA) Match Race National Championship for the Cornelius Shields, Sr. Trophy was completed after three days of racing.
After running aground shortly before the finish in Guadeloupe, IMOCA 60 class leader Alex Thomson gracefully accepts his penalty and welcomes Paul Meilhat’s winning SMA into port.
There is no common principal involved with the design teams of the 36th America’s Cup, except, of course, recourse to the computer prediction.
With a productive first session on its test boat, the American Magic challenger confirms it can fly, and is quickly advancing toward the launch of its first AC75.
In the closest finish since it was first staged in 1978, the French ocean racing veteran Francis Joyon won the 40th anniversary Route du Rhum-Destination
A Mixed Two Person Keelboat Offshore will feature at the Paris 2024 Olympic Sailing Competition, providing a new dynamic to the Olympic movement, following ratification at World Sailing’s Annual General Meeting.
Artemis Technologies puts its new simulator into the hands of sailors keen to get some time in the SailGP’s F50 catamarans before the first regatta in February 2019.
Only a few of the Ultime 100-foot Trimarans escape the wrath of an Atlantic Storm that breaks apart one and capsizes another.
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