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The Royal Malta Yacht Club (RMYC) has confirmed that the Notice of Race for 44th Rolex Middle Sea Race is available online and yachts may already register their participation. Last year’s race attracted 118 yachts, another...
The trio of Simon, Kirsten and Abhilash are close now sailing within 170 miles of each other as they approach the Bay of Biscay and the final run toward Les Sables d’Olonne. But the Race is...
In the northern hemisphere, it’s been tense for Kirsten Neuschäfer (ZAF), in less wind than her runner-up for longer. Every time it looks like she’s losing the lead, she finds the resources to grab some miles...
At 1540UTC April 10, Ian Herbert Jones SKIPPER PUFFIN rang the GGR Race Office on Iridium phone to advise that he was in extreme weather and confused sea, 50 knots, gusting over 70 knots, running under...
The Notice of Race is posted and registration is open for the 2023 Rolex Big Boat Series, hosted by St. Francis Yacht Club in San Francisco, California. Considered the most prestigious regatta on the West Coast...
Kirsten Neuschäfer (ZAF), the leader of the Golden Globe Race, holds a commanding position as she is first to reach the South East Trades. Racing yachts around the world use computerized weather routing programs to optimize...
With all four teams sailing deep into the Roaring 40s, the full fleet is finally in what the sailors would consider to be more typical Southern Ocean conditions, with strong winds from a series of low...
No other sporting event gets its fans as close to the action as The Ocean Race and there are multiple ways to follow the competition throughout the six month event. Schedule The action begins on January...
The 2022 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race got off to a fast and dramatic start today. The assisting downwind conditions once the boats turned right at the Heads could see the first boat cross the finish...
One of our favorite crew images, immediately after finishes in a past Nations Cup at the St. Francis Yacht Club. Crew expressions are usually indicative of how the race went. This women’s team is from Australia.