May 2nd, 2013
(May 2, 2013) – It was the penultimate day of racing at Antigua Sailing Week and after Lay Day there was a relaxed atmosphere in Nelson’s Dockyard where the majority of the Bareboat fleet reside. Ian Galbraith’s Oyster 53 Jigsaw, racing in CSA 7, is also moored in Nelson’s Dockyard and the sound of bagpipes
May 1st, 2013
(May 1, 2013) – The biggest party night of Antigua Sailing Week lived up to all of its lively expectations from start to finish, appropriately scheduled on Tuesday night to offer a mellow vibe on the beach for the traditional Lay Day activities on Wednesday. Racing resumes on Thursday. – Full report
April 30th, 2013
(April 30, 2013) – After two days of relatively calm weather by Antiguan standards, full tradewind power returned to deliver a spectacular day of action at Antigua Sailing Week. Big breeze and blazing sunshine whipped up the racing action, especially in the big boat classes, which were fully powered up all day. With 10 yachts,
April 29th, 2013
(April 29, 2013) – The second day of racing at Antigua Sailing Week was blessed with 15 knots of warm breeze. In CSA 5, Antiguan Louis Sinclair runs the bow on Carlo Falcone’s Antiguan based Caccia alla Volpe, which won both of today’s races to lead the class. Despite being just 22 years of age,
April 28th, 2013
(April 28, 2013) – Beautiful sunshine, crystal clear blue skies and a gentle breeze produce a positive vibration for the first day of racing at Antigua Sailing Week. In CSA 1, HM King Harald of Norway took Line Honours in today’s race but after time correction, the winner was Jorge Bellina Lishner’s Peruvian Soto 48,
April 25th, 2013
It’s buzzing in Antigua as Falmouth Harbour and Nelson’s Dockyard are filling up fast with racing yachts from all over the world. Antigua Sailing Week’s racing programme kicks off with the Guadeloupe to Antigua Race this Friday, followed by the Yachting World Round Antigua Race on Saturday. Racing at the 46th Antigua Sailing Week will
April 22nd, 2013
By Elaine Bunting, Yachting World Was this the best day’s racing I’ve had in years? Or was that yesterday? Or maybe the day before? To tell you the truth, I’m losing count. That’s what it’s like at Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta (Apr 18-23). This is an event I’ve been trying to prise from colleagues’ grip
April 16th, 2013
Antiguan Carlo Falcone’s Mariella, the 79ft William Fife built in 1936, is one of the most famous yachts in the
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