Published on November 17th, 2018
St. Petersburg, FL (November 17, 2018) – The second day of the J/70 U.S. Youth Championship continued to be blessed by beautiful sailing conditions. The seven teams saw winds oscillating from 20 to 65 degrees (N-NE) ... Read More →
Published on November 17th, 2018
Cascais, Portugal (November 17, 2018) – How things can change. After two light days but with a comparatively large Atlantic swell running, an aggressive-looking cold front off the Portugese coast looked set to make racing impossible ... Read More →
Published on November 17th, 2018
(November 17, 2018; Day 14) – French solo skipper Paul Meilhat at the helm of SMA was crowned the unexpected winner of the IMOCA class in the 2018 Route du Rhum-Destination Guadeloupe solo transatlantic race today ... Read More →
Published on November 16th, 2018
St. Petersburg, FL (November 16, 2018) – The seven youth teams from across America that are attending the second annual U.S. J/70 Youth Championship were blessed with extraordinary fall sailing conditions on Tampa Bay. While the ... Read More →
Published on November 16th, 2018
Cascais, Portugal (November 16, 2018) – To make up for yesterday’s missed race and with the prospect of possibly too much wind ahead, four races were held on day two of the RC44 Cascais Cup, the ... Read More →
Published on November 16th, 2018
(November 16, 2018; Day 13) – The British yachtsman Alex Thomson stood on board his damaged yacht, Hugo Boss, moored to the quayside in Guadeloupe this morning and told the assembled media that he did not ... Read More →
Published on November 16th, 2018
This week’s “World on Water” global sailing news show produced by www.boatson.tv. In this week’s “WoW TV”: • American Magic the NYYC 36th america’s Cup Challenger trotted out its “Mule”, a highly modified Australian MC 38. ... Read More →
Published on November 16th, 2018
(November 16, 2018; Day 13) – The British sailor Alex Thomson has today crossed the finish line of the four-yearly solo Route du Rhum-Destination Guadeloupe transatlantic sailing race, as the first in the IMOCA Class. Thomson ... Read More →
Published on November 15th, 2018
The Sunfish might seem like its time has passed, what with its 1950s styling and lateen rig. But its simplicity, wide range of competitive sailing weight, and international standing has allowed it to remain relevant for ... Read More →
Published on November 15th, 2018
by Elizabeth Eckert The first time I stepped unsteadily onto a Y-Flyer sailboat was four years ago on Lake Allatoona, just outside of Atlanta, Georgia. It was five minutes before the warning gun of the first ... Read More →
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