by Natalie | Dec 19, 2019 | Daily News, Features
Chinese and Arab investors top list of interested bidders. Ten Greek ports and seven marinas are about to be privatised. The interest expressed by foreign investors is said to be growing, although concerns remain over the operational status and relative legislation,...
by Natalie | Dec 19, 2019 | Daily News, Features
When the fleet gets underway for the 628nm Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race on December 26, the spotlight shines brightest on the boats built to the maximum permittable length – the 100 footers. Among this group are two legends, Wild Oats XI and Black Jack (formerly...
by Natalie | Dec 19, 2019 | Daily News, Features, Industry Insider 1
The 12th edition of the Royal Ocean Racing Club’s RORC Caribbean 600 presently has an eclectic mix of 50 boats preparing for the start from Antigua on February 24, 2020. Previous overall and class winners are already committed to the 600nm course around 11 Caribbean...
by Natalie | Dec 18, 2019 | Daily News, Features
This week, Vitters Shipyard launches the J-Class Ranger after an extensive refit at the yard. Ranger, also known as J-5 underwent an extensive refit, bringing her again in top class operational condition with an improved performance level. The refit included the...
by Natalie | Dec 18, 2019 | Daily News, Features
Largest marina in Middle East due to open October 2020. As part of its joint venture with Meraas and Dubai Holding, D-Marin will, through its D-Marin Dubai subsidiary, operate the 1,100 berth Dubai Harbour marina complex due to open in October 2020. This new facility...
by Natalie | Dec 18, 2019 | Daily News, Features
Unlike windward leeward race courses where the emphasis is primarily on upwind/downwind tactics, crew work, and speed, the random leg or distance races expands the problem solving requirements. As race courses must adapt to the wind, competitors must determine their...
