by Natalie | May 10, 2018 | Daily News, Features
There’s a lot of entitlement when it comes to the decisions about Sailing Events for the Olympic Games. Nations vote for what’s good for them. Sailors petition for what they’re involved in. Classes lobby to remain included. It’s a challenge to make decisions that...
by Natalie | May 9, 2018 | Daily News, Features
(May 8, 2018; Day 8) – Frustrations are afoot across the Clipper 2017-18 Round the World Yacht Race fleet as tactics come into play and racing gears up along the course from Seattle to Panama. Although the Elliot Brown Ocean Sprint divided teams, with some going for...
by Natalie | May 9, 2018 | Daily News, Features
Drone uptake is growing at a steep trajectory across all segments and user groups, and sailors and the sailing industry are taking notice. However, before joining in the fun, one should take the time to understand the related FAA regulations, industry requirements,...
by Natalie | May 9, 2018 | Daily News, Features
Record breaking conditions are forecast for the second edition of the 935 nm Antigua Bermuda Race which starts May 9. Strong easterly trades should provide fast reaching conditions for the first two days while high pressure east of Bermuda is expected to decrease the...
by Natalie | May 9, 2018 | Daily News, Features
(May 8, 2018; Day 16) – The Spanish team MAPFRE stunned the Volvo Ocean Race fleet this morning by stealing a win in Leg 8, with a shocking come-from-behind victory into Newport, Rhode Island. Yesterday, with just 300 miles to go, MAPFRE was in fifth place. But as...
by Natalie | May 8, 2018 | Daily News, Features, Regattas News
The 15th Sail Racing PalmaVela bid farewell to the Bay of Palma with action and excitement in all participating classes. After four intense days of competition, the event organized by the Real Club Náutico de Palma erected the first champions of the great regatta...
