
Newport Bermuda Race Welcomes Multihulls
For the first time ever, the Newport Bermuda race will allow multihulls 58 feet and larger to compete in the iconic offshore race.

For the first time ever, the Newport Bermuda race will allow multihulls 58 feet and larger to compete in the iconic offshore race.

American handicap racing in the U.S. is bogged down in rating systems and acronyms, so how can we make sense of it?

Superyachts will gather together in Bermuda for the 35th America’s Cup.

For the sake of variety and participation, it’s time to look outside the one-design formula.

Thomas Coville smashes the solo around-the-world record, and gives credit where it’s due.

Frostbiting provides a welcome escape from the otherwise uneventful offseason.

The Loro Piana Superyacht Regatta and Rendezvous attracts some of the largest and most extravagant yachts in the world for a week of racing and celebrating.

Artemis Racing, the Swedish challengers for the 35th America’s Cup, launched their America’s Cup Class in Bermuda.

Emirates Team New Zealand has been spotted foiling in their newly launched AC50 in Auckland, and the design is turning heads.

In a dusty back building in Rhode Island, there’s a father-son brain trust brewing to bring foiling to the masses.

The first America’s Cup Class catamaran has hit the water in Bermuda, launched by Land Rover Ben Ainslie Racing.

Far-flung regattas present unique challenges when it comes time to get your boat where it needs to go.

For the first time ever, the Newport Bermuda race will allow multihulls 58 feet and larger to compete in the iconic offshore race.

American handicap racing in the U.S. is bogged down in rating systems and acronyms, so how can we make sense of it?

Superyachts will gather together in Bermuda for the 35th America’s Cup.

For the sake of variety and participation, it’s time to look outside the one-design formula.

Thomas Coville smashes the solo around-the-world record, and gives credit where it’s due.

Frostbiting provides a welcome escape from the otherwise uneventful offseason.

The Loro Piana Superyacht Regatta and Rendezvous attracts some of the largest and most extravagant yachts in the world for a week of racing and celebrating.

Artemis Racing, the Swedish challengers for the 35th America’s Cup, launched their America’s Cup Class in Bermuda.

Emirates Team New Zealand has been spotted foiling in their newly launched AC50 in Auckland, and the design is turning heads.

In a dusty back building in Rhode Island, there’s a father-son brain trust brewing to bring foiling to the masses.

The first America’s Cup Class catamaran has hit the water in Bermuda, launched by Land Rover Ben Ainslie Racing.

Far-flung regattas present unique challenges when it comes time to get your boat where it needs to go.
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