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The Vendée Arctique – Everything You Need to Know About the Solo Race
The first qualifier for the Vendée Globe, the skippers will take on the 3,500nm course. 25 solo skippers will be on the line on June 12.
Velsheda and Svea still all square after another full-on day at the J Class Barcelona Regatta
After four excellent, hard fought races in brisk winds at the J Class Barcelona Regatta, it may be Velsheda which is credited with the overall lead, but that is only on tie break which falls the way of the beautiful 91-year-old as winners of today’s second race ahead of Svea.
Coming Soon – The Foiling Technology Pavilion
The Foiling Technology Pavilion (FTP), realized in collaboration with The Foiling Organization, is one of the new additions to the 35th edition of METSTRADE which will open in less than three weeks and will welcome visitors from all over the world active in the b2b leisure marine industry.
INEOS Britannia wins the race against time on the opening day in Jeddah
The first day of the second Preliminary Regatta of the 37th America’s Cup opened hot and sunny on the Red Sea. It was INEOS Britannia’s shore team who were first to work up a sweat
Class 30 One Design™: Reservations are open
With the preliminary design study phase drawing to a close, the ground is now being prepared for the construction of the first Class 30, with the next phase of the
Transat Paprec – High tension, match racing to the finish?
With just over 500 nautical miles to the Saint Barths finish line what looked set to be a three cornered fight for victory might yet open up to surprise attacks from the mixed doubles duos in fourth, fifth and sixth.
M32 Worlds: Top Six in Battle for World Title
15 races completed in the M32 World Championship and the scoreboard is still incredibly tight. The top six boats are going for the Championship Trophy after a day three that had everything.
Tom Dolan steels himself for final light winds challenge on La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec last leg
Light winds are forecast again for the third and final stage of La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec which started from Roscoff in northern Brittany at just after two o’clock local time.
Thrilling Finale at ARKAS Aegean Link Regatta 2024
The final day of the ARKAS Aegean Link Regatta 2024 kept the excitement alive as sailors and spectators alike witnessed a breathtaking finish to this year’s prestigious event. With conditions matching those of the previous days, all eight classes entered the final race with everything to play for, ensuring a gripping showdown for the final standings.
Snipe World Championship in Cascais with record of sailors in competition
The Snipe World Championship, organized by Clube Naval de from August 20th to August 25th, officially started today with a training regatta and the opening ceremony taking place at this “Day 0”.
Transat Paprec – Morvan and Le Berre lead after southerly move, Group Helios back on course
While Gaston Morvan and Anne-Claire Le Berre lead the pack by a matter of just under eight nautical miles on the ninth day of the Transat Paprec from Concarneau to Saint Barth’s…
Svea win first coastal race with Costa Smeralda at its best
For the second day of the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup, Porto Cervo and the Costa Smeralda delivered the kind of picture postcard exciting, racing conditions which the hallowed waters of this north-east corner of Sardinia has built a global reputation for.
Dark ‘N’ Stormy set to head to Antigua Sailing Week 2023
The finale of Antigua Sailing Weeks series of invitational regattas came to a spectacular conclusion at The Royal Southern Yacht Club with the Land Union September Regatta on 24-25 September.
The Milne Family Rivalry Heats Up at the Seattle 2024 J/24 World Championship Presented by Beecher’s Handmade Cheese
In Caddyshack, Judge Smails asks Ty Webb, Chevy Chase’s golf pro character with a zen vibe, “What did you shoot today?”, and Ty answers: “Oh Judge, I don’t keep score”, and the Judge asks: “Well, how do you measure yourself with other golfers?”, and Ty said: “By height.”
Antoine Carpentier wins the 2021 Class40 Championship
The Morbihan sailor Antoine Carpentier (46), after a remarkable season, is crowned Class40 champion 2021. Accustomed to victories and podiums on the Class40 circuit for several years, he is at
Stéphanie Le Diraison Will be Joining James Harayda for the 2023 Season
Gentoo Sailing Team is delighted to announce that Stéphane Le Diraison will be joining James Harayda as co-skipper ahead of the 2023 double-handed IMOCA races.
44Cup World Championship Makes its debut on Swiss Lake Next Week
For the second time this season, the 44Cup is to visit a new venue. After racing in Baiona, Spain in May, for its fourth and penultimate event, the high performance owner driver one design class will compete for its annual World Championship next week out of Brunnen on Lake Uri (Lake Lucerne) in the heart of Switzerland.
François Gabart and Tom Laperche: “There is some risk, but it is acceptable”
Second in the 2021 Coffee Race, which was SVR Lazartigue’s first race three months after her launch, François Gabart and Tom Laperche are back together again in Le Havre with a very clear goal. That is to win the race.
The Guatemalan Jaguars pounce on Day 1
On a day of sketchy winds and close-fought racing, SSL Team Guatemala emerge to top the Group 6 with maximum points from both races at SSL Gold Cup Qualifying Series Round 4.
First ORC Double Handed Championship in Stockholm in 2022
Stockholm, SWE – The Royal Swedish Yacht Club (KSSS) will host the first ever ORC Double Handed World Championship starting on 30 June 2022 with registration, preparations and inspections at
