by Natalie | Dec 5, 2022 | Regattas News
Free Solo and Skydance Sports partner to create all-access documentary on the Americas Cup. If you haven’t watched the climbing documentary Free Solo yet, you’re missing out. The great -and more relevant- news for The Islander readers is that the same people: Chai...
by Natalie | Dec 1, 2022 | Regattas News
Further consolidate the iconic J Class fleet. The 2022 season has seen the J Class gather considerable momentum. After five years marked by limited and sporadic racing at mixed fleet regattas, this season followed a consolidated, popular programme of class racing at...
by Natalie | Nov 22, 2022 | Regattas News
Les Voiles de St Tropez Maxi event 2022 Despite the past two editions being coloured by covid, Les Voiles de Saint Tropez 2022 managed to put on a cracking fortnight for yachtsmen and women from all over the globe. Sailors and visitors alike enjoyed a brief moment of...
by Natalie | Nov 15, 2022 | Regattas News
Doug DeVos’ Quantum Racing won the Royal Cup 52 SUPER SERIES Scarlino title today in Tuscany, Italy, their third regatta triumph of the five event 2022 52 SUPER SERIES season. They overturned a one point deficit to triumph by five clear points ahead of Takashi Okura’s...
by Natalie | Nov 8, 2022 | Regattas News
This August saw a fiesta of flying fifteen sailing in the Solent. A regatta to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the designer Uffa Fox’s death, another for the 75th for the flying fifteen design, and the European Championships. Three teams from Mallorca made...
by Natalie | Nov 1, 2022 | Daily News, Regattas News
A memorable 21st edition of the Rolex Swan Cup reaffirmed the event’s status as one of the world’s most complete sailing competitions. Uniting the unrelenting commitment of Swan owners and sailors, a breath-taking sailing environment, intense competition and...
