After some exciting racing between two evenly matched foiling 75 foot monohulls in the 36th America’s Cup the whole of the New Zealand nation is celebrating with Emirates Team New Zealand in Auckland today.
Thanks to the efforts of LSC member Leonardo Zangrando TEDxCowes Ocean - Inspire containing many thoughtful ideas worth spreading can be seen by clicking on the link below.
The Great Britain SailGP Team were dealt a huge blow in the Final of the Spain Sail Grand Prix as they capsized just seconds into the winner-takes-all race - while leading!
Following Great Britain SAILGP Team’s winning start to Season 2 in Bermuda, the team is making planned changes for the next two SAILGP events in Taranto, Italy (June 5-6) and Plymouth, UK (July 17-18).
In a dramatic turnaround on day 2 of the Bermuda SAILGP the British team won the $1m prize by 4 seconds from the Australian team helmed by Tom Slingsby.
For those interested in the finals of the Prada Cup starting on Saturday 13th February and how they fly these 75’ monohulls the super sleuths at Mozzy Sails have produced a series of YouTube videos explaining the importance of the foils and foil flaps to achieve the fine balance needed.
The top 5 60' AMOCA yachts in the Vendée Globe 2020/21 are expected to arrive at the finishing line off Les Sables d'Olonne tomorrow Wednesday 27th January within hours of each other after 80 days at sea in their bid to win the coveted prize of the Everest of yachting.
Track the progress of Gitana 17 in her second attempt at the Trophy Jules Verne for the fastest yacht around the world.
Congratulations to all 120 members of INEOS Team UK for their hard work and contribution to the amazing turnaround in boatspeed of their AC75 in the Prada Cup. Day 3 ended in a most dramatic fashion with American Magic (USA) leaping out of the water while bearing away in a rain squall at the last mark in the last race in which they had a good lead over Luna Rossa.
The winner of the Virtual Regatta Vendee Globe Race has returned to Les Sables d’ Olonne on 16/1/2021 after 68 days 22 hours 16 minutes and 4 seconds of intense course setting and sail changing. Pete Hampson finishes 5 hours behind the winner.
