Sister Act
At the ICSA Women’s Championships in Charleston, this pair of siblings gets called in when the breeze is up.
At the ICSA Women’s Championships in Charleston, this pair of siblings gets called in when the breeze is up.
The opening races of the Louis Vuitton America’s Cup Qualifiers give us plenty to talk about, but what everyone’s talking about is Ben’s big bang.
Race Director Iain Murray lays out the opening day of AC35 in Bermuda.
Experts have drilled into new areas as never before for the 35th America’s Cup. While the boats might look alike, the hidden differences are critical.
The America’s Cup is about taking risks…let’s start by sticking our necks out on some predictions for the tell-all opening races.
New boats, new rules. Here’s what you need to know about the changes to the Racing Rules of Sailing for the 35th America’s Cup.
With foiling catamarans, match racing tactics still apply, but with narrow course boundaries and rapid closing speeds, tactics are accelerated to a new level.
Key West Race Week will be put on hold in 2018 to assess the future of the event in the changing landscape of the sport.
Explore the challenges and high-pace mental gymnastics of an America’s Cup race through the mind of the Cup’s defending tactician.
The onboard demands and crew responsibilities of the 35th America’s Cup put a premium on power, endurance and mental toughness.
Leading SoftBank Team Japan in its first foray into the America’s Cup is a man who’s borne the darkness of the Cup but now flies toward the light.
Groupama Team France might be small in scale and short on funding, but its leader is big on results.
At the ICSA Women’s Championships in Charleston, this pair of siblings gets called in when the breeze is up.
The opening races of the Louis Vuitton America’s Cup Qualifiers give us plenty to talk about, but what everyone’s talking about is Ben’s big bang.
Race Director Iain Murray lays out the opening day of AC35 in Bermuda.
Experts have drilled into new areas as never before for the 35th America’s Cup. While the boats might look alike, the hidden differences are critical.
The America’s Cup is about taking risks…let’s start by sticking our necks out on some predictions for the tell-all opening races.
New boats, new rules. Here’s what you need to know about the changes to the Racing Rules of Sailing for the 35th America’s Cup.
With foiling catamarans, match racing tactics still apply, but with narrow course boundaries and rapid closing speeds, tactics are accelerated to a new level.
Key West Race Week will be put on hold in 2018 to assess the future of the event in the changing landscape of the sport.
Explore the challenges and high-pace mental gymnastics of an America’s Cup race through the mind of the Cup’s defending tactician.
The onboard demands and crew responsibilities of the 35th America’s Cup put a premium on power, endurance and mental toughness.
Leading SoftBank Team Japan in its first foray into the America’s Cup is a man who’s borne the darkness of the Cup but now flies toward the light.
Groupama Team France might be small in scale and short on funding, but its leader is big on results.
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