While the VO65 WindWhisper has escaped into the Med, Team Holcim-PRB is charging to the front to lead the rest of the boats into Gibraltar Strait…
is racing still fun?
Wednesday
Jun 21
2023
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Jun 21
2023
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In this week’s podcast, Tempesta once again bores you with more J/105 nonsense, crowing about winning a couple of races, but then inexplicably veers into asking if racing is still fun for you. He then ridiculously tries to define what is fun, as if he knows.
His voice is shot, his brain is mush. Embarrassing, really. If you have absolutely nothing else to do, give it a listen.
wtf is up with these things?
Wednesday
Jun 21
2023
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Jun 21
2023
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The Environment
An orca repeatedly rammed a yacht in the North Sea off Shetland on Monday, in a concerning development following previous interactions between the cetaceans and vessels in the strait of Gibraltar and Portugal.
Dr Wim Rutten, a 72-year-old retired Dutch physicist and experienced yachtsperson, was sailing solo from Lerwick to Bergen in Norway. He was fishing for mackerel, with a single line off the back of the boat, when the orca suddenly appeared in the clear water, and hit the stern of the seven-ton boat.
“I said: ‘Shit!’” Rutten, who said he had heard about the “Portuguese accidents”, told the Guardian. The whale hit again and again, creating “soft shocks” through the aluminum hull. Read on.
11th Hour Redress Hearing on June 29
Wednesday
Jun 21
2023
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Jun 21
2023
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(June 21, 2023) – The Ocean Race 2023 has provisionally scheduled the World Sailing International Jury for the hearing to consider 11th Hour Racing Team’s Request for Redress at 1000 on June 29. It will be an in-person hearing to be held in Genova, Italy.
The incident for 11th Hour Racing Team occurred 17 minutes after the start for Leg 7 when they were on a starboard tack upwind angle and were t-boned by the port tack GUYOT environnement – Team Europe, with the latter accepting full responsibility for the incident.
Here is the report from the Organizing Authority:
that’s cool
Monday
Jun 19
2023
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Jun 19
2023
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The Bénéteau group presented its first eco-designed Mini 6.50s to the public as part of The Arch project.
Erwan Faoucher, Trades and Innovation Director, explains the technical and environmental biases for these racing boats, far from the manufacturer’s habits, and discusses the future of this series.
Elapsed record for Marion Bermuda Race
Monday
Jun 19
2023
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Jun 19
2023
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(June 19, 2023) – Early this morning, Richard Moody’s Boudicca crossed the Marion Bermuda Race finish line off of St. David’s Lighthouse, having completed the 645 nm course in 2 days, 17 hours, 26 minutes, 27 seconds.
This elapsed time beats the previous record set in 2011 by the 76-foot Briand sloop Lilla, owned by Simon and Nancy DiPietro, which was 2 days, 20 hours, 58 minutes, 45 seconds.
Boudicca is a King Marine Reichel-Pugh 66 based out of Jamestown, RI. Boudicca sailed in the performance class, a new addition to the Marion Bermuda Race for 2023 that looked to expand race eligibility to more performance-focused cruising vessels. The new class has four entries this year.
After the start on June 16, the majority of the fleet is haggling with light wind and low boat speed as they have crossed or are crossing the Gulf Stream. The X49 Lyric, currently in second place, has approximately 201 nm to go as of 1100 EDT.
USA leads Optimist World Championship
Monday
Jun 19
2023
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Jun 19
2023
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The 2023 Optimist World Championship on June 17-24 has attracted 248 sailors from 54 nations for the event in Costa Brava, Spain. After the first half of fleet racing, USA has three in the top six with Travis Greenberg (USA) in the lead. On June 20-21, 4-person nation teams will vie for the Team Racing World title. – Details
Slow progress for The Ocean Race
Monday
Jun 19
2023
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Jun 19
2023
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(June 19, 2023; Day 5) – The Ocean Race is being led by the VO65s that lead the charge south, towards Cape Finisterre and the coast of Portugal. However, boat speeds are often under 10 knots and the choice for the decision-makers on board is bleak – push south into lighter winds, or further west, away from the target.
“It’s looking very quiet, not so much wind… very slow,” was the succinct summary from Nico Lunven on Team Malizia.
While Yoann Richomme, leading the navigation duties on the IMOCA furthest to the south – Team Holcim-PRB – offered up a more vivid description, even if the ultimate conclusion is the same.
“We are in the middle of the Bay of Biscay, going west – west – to get away from some light winds between France and Spain,” he said. “Then we are going to try to go down south along the coast of Portugal. it will be light this afternoon, then a little bit windier as we turn south to go down but then Portugal looks very, very light.”
The story is similar no matter which of the five VO65s or three IMOCAs you are racing on. It’s a challenge to pick a route south that has enough wind to keep the boat moving consistently. Today, gambling on a spot further west seems to be paying…
International Moth Worlds Day 3
Wednesday
Jun 14
2023
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Jun 14
2023
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It took a very early start, but racing is finally under way at the Wetsuit Outlet and Zhik International Moth World Championship! Sailors were already busy in the dinghy park at 6am, getting ready for an 8am start…
R2AK: We have a winner!
Wednesday
Jun 14
2023
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Jun 14
2023
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The 7th edition of the 750 mile Race to Alaska (R2AK) began June 5 with a 40-mile “proving stage” from Port Townsend, WA to Victoria, BC. For those that finished within 36 hours, they were allowed to start the remaining 710 miles on June 8 to Ketchikan, AK. Here’s the Stage 2/Day 7 report:
Team We Brake for Whales crossed the finish line around 7am local time (June 14), finishing the race in 5 days, 18 hours, 59 minutes. The crowd cheered as they crossed the line, then pedaled, and pedaled, and pedaled into the dock. The seldom-seen, final invisible adversary was the outgoing current from the creek that flows out through Thomas Basin.
Hugs and laughs abound, a snuggle of a baby, then they rang the bell and drank/NASCAR-showered in beer and champagne as is the custom of all R2AK finishers.
Cameras of the local TV and newspaper were on the dock ready to roll in “3, 2, 1” and the local radio station could only have been more excited about a live finish during drive time if Ketchikan had more than 30 miles of roads end to end. Friends and family from down south, Hunter ‘The Kilt Guy’, and the rest of KTN regulars all crowded in to wish them well. It was part reunion, part laughter fused recounting of a race well run…
International Moth Worlds Day 2
Tuesday
Jun 13
2023
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Jun 13
2023
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Two days in, and no races sailed. Once again, the wind failed to rise above 6 knots for any significant period of time. This isn’t what the 140 sailors from 24 countries around the world came for…
Kitesurfer Mikaili Sol’s seventh world title
Monday
Jun 12
2023
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Jun 12
2023
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The competitive awards ceremony took place in Tarifa, Spain, the stage also for the podium in the GKA Big Air discipline, which crowned Mika her seventh World Title…
The Russell Report: SailGP, Season 4
Monday
Jun 12
2023
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Jun 12
2023
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Since the third season of SailGP came to a close in San Francisco, the fleet of F50s has grown in anticipation of the new season on June 16-17. SailGP CEO Russell Coutts reveals his behind-the-scenes insight of the league and the fleet.
Season 4 opening battle in Chicago is just days away. Season 4 marks SailGP’s best calendar yet, with 12-events and five new iconic cities. The one I’m most excited about is New York. The infrastructure and facilities for the stadium will be on Governors Island away from the skyscrapers, which means the wind will be less disturbed and the fans will be even closer to the action.
The event in the UAE is another one that will bring fans within touching distance of the racing action while Auckland later in the season will be a milestone event – we’re taking somewhat of a risk by staging the event in a fairly narrow part of the channel.
If the breeze goes across the channel it will be very challenging for the teams. We may even consider changing the format for that event – stay tuned! But I’m confident Aucklanders will get beyond the event and the location means people will be able to watch up-close from the shore making the event more accessible to more people.
We have four events in the U.S. which is obviously an important market for SailGP and almost all of our partners. We’ve had great broadcast results there, but that’s just an indication of what can be achieved.
Our broadcast presence in the UK has also taken a significant step up, with ITV picking up the free-to-air broadcast rights. That’s really positive news and is sure to supercharge our audience figures there…
R2AK: A Golden Corral buffet
Monday
Jun 12
2023
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Jun 12
2023
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The 7th edition of the 750 mile Race to Alaska (R2AK) began June 5 with a 40-mile “proving stage” from Port Townsend, WA to Victoria, BC. For those that finished within 36 hours, they were allowed to start the remaining 710 miles on June 8 to Ketchikan, AK. Here’s the Stage 2/Day 4 report:
Let’s get this out of the way: we give up.
Deep in the word mines of R2AK, we toil day and night to find the single narrative vein that can put all of this engine-less calamity into context. Threads of truth that we can weave into a rope of content and use to rappel you into the unsounded depths of the experience of Race to Alaska.
Today, we’re emerging to the surface with blunted pick axes, a smear of dust on our face, and the thousand-yard stare of too much time underground without hitting the motherlode. Today we’re showing up to scales with a pocketful of unrelated crystals that we’ll give fancy names, charge by the light of the full moon, and sell to tourists. R2AKinium, good for the liver, increasing blood pressure, and the need for adventure, and lowering expectations of news from the race.
International Moth Worlds Day 1 Pre-Race Chat
Monday
Jun 12
2023
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Jun 12
2023
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Mark had a quick walk and talk this morning with Simon Hiscocks from SHOCK SAILING. SHOCK is a chandlery/workshop based just over the road from the Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy…
Robert Scharr’s minimalist masterpiece
Monday
Jun 12
2023
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Jun 12
2023
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When a skipper chooses his boat, it mirrors his personality and sailing style. Robert Scharr and his Yako undoubtedly stand out for their originality and minimalism…
A2NR: Bone rattling, soul shaking
Thursday
Jun 08
2023
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Jun 08
2023
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For the seven class winners of the 2023 Annapolis-to-Newport Race, there was a tremendous sense of accomplishment. Simply finishing the 475-nautical classic was a real challenge this time around as horribly brutal conditions in the Atlantic Ocean made for an absolutely miserable experience.
With staggered starts on Friday and Saturday, June 2 and 3, the 39th edition of the biennial race will be remembered for the fact 31 of the 60 starters retired rather than risk damage to boat or crew in extreme conditions offshore.
Most boats pulled the plug while still in the Chesapeake Bay after carefully reviewing the forecast and confirming the worst — the fleet would be welcomed into the ocean by 20 to 30 knot winds and 10-to-12-foot seas. – Full report
Slow start back into the race
Thursday
Jun 08
2023
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Jun 08
2023
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The Ocean Race is back on course at full strength. At 6.15pm, Race Director Phil Lawrence sent the five IMOCAs off on the 800 nautical mile leg from Aarhus/Denmark via the fly-by in Kiel/Germany to The Hague/Netherlands…
Allen Europe class UK Nationals overall
Thursday
Jun 08
2023
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Jun 08
2023
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The 2023 Allen UK Europe National Championships was hosted by Mount Batten Watersports Centre and Plymouth Youth Sailing, with four action packed days of racing!
USA names team for Olympic Test Event
Wednesday
Jun 07
2023
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Jun 07
2023
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The US Sailing Team has confirmed the slate of 14 athletes who will represent the United States at the Paris 2024 Test Event taking place July 7-16, 2013 in Marseille, France. Held a year in advance of the Olympics, the Test Event will closely mirror the Games competition, with each country sending one boat per class.
The Test Event is used as a ‘dress rehearsal’ and will operate in the same format as the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Test Events traditionally provides event organizers and Olympic authorities the opportunity to test personnel and venue staging, working to eliminate flaws in their plans in the lead up to the Olympic Games.
For the US athletes, the Paris 2024 Test Event is also the first opportunity to earn a nomination to Team USA for Paris 2024…
37th America’s Cup calling for volunteers for Barcelona
Wednesday
Jun 07
2023
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Jun 07
2023
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Organisers of the 37th America’s Cup in Barcelona have announced the launch of the AC37 Volunteer Programme to create the largest and most passionate Volunteer Team in the history of the event…
R2AK: The Victoria lay day
Wednesday
Jun 07
2023
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Jun 07
2023
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The 7th edition of the 750 mile Race to Alaska (R2AK) began June 5 with a 40-mile “proving stage” from Port Townsend, WA to Victoria, BC. For those that finish within 36 hours, they are allowed to start the remaining 710 miles on June 8 to Ketchikan, AK. Here’s the Stage 1 conclusion report:
Let’s start with this: We hear you, we know, and we’re sorry. We feel it too.
In an age of internet ubiquity, when AI is poised to anticipate your every need, take your job and ply you with every fact and product ever created, R2AK is stuck in Windows 95. Today’s world operates at the speed of Amazon and Alexa. This year we’re struggling for even Clippy-level performance.
Blame solar flares, Russian hackers seeking revenge for the Ukrainian anthem we played at the start, or a guy named Shane in New Zealand, but one thing can’t be denied: the tracker suuuuucks this year.
It’s not heresy, the pain is real. For us too. Despite rumors and our need to make rent next week, so far there is no R2AK prime premium plus champagne room subscription package that gets you (and/or us) access to 100% reliable, accurate, and up-to-date information.
Our crew is working on it, but right now it looks like there’s a wellspring of suck that lies somewhere between the trackers, the satellite, and a guy named Shane in New Zealand…
Revival planned for Admiral’s Cup
Monday
Jun 05
2023
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Jun 05
2023
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If you raced under the IOR handicap system, did foredeck with wire guys for symmetrical spinnakers, or remember when ‘N Sync and Madonna topped the charts, then you may recall the demise of the Admiral’s Cup in 2001.
Established in 1957, The Admiral’s Cup was the unofficial world cup for offshore racing, with national teams coming to England with the latest designs for international bragging rights.
Great Britain won the trophy on nine occasions on their home waters, but Germany won four times, USA and Australia three times each, with Australia being the holders of this prized trophy. Victories were also achieved by France, Italy, the Netherlands, and New Zealand.
But with rising stakes, the event burned itself out but a revival is planned for the Admiral’s Cup to be back for 2025 and held biennially thereafter by the Royal Ocean Racing Club.
The 2025 Admiral’s Cup will be organized by the Royal Ocean Racing Club from Cowes, Isle of Wight, UK. Racing will consist of a combination of inshore and offshore racing. Teams will comprise of two boats representing a Yacht Club or Country.
For further information: admiralscup@rorc.org
62nd Three Rivers Race
Monday
Jun 05
2023
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Jun 05
2023
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On Saturday 3rd June 2023 hundreds of sailors descended on Horning SC in the heart of the Norfolk Broads, some from as afield as New Zealand and the USA, in eager anticipation of the 62nd Three Rivers Race, sponsored by Yachtmaster Insurance and Panks…
IKA Kitefoil: World’s coolest yachts
Monday
Jun 05
2023
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Jun 05
2023
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Yachting World has been asking top sailors and marine industry gurus to choose the coolest and most innovative yachts of our times, and Will Harris, co-skippering the IMOCA 60 Malizia in The Ocean Race, nominated the IKA Kitefoil. Here’s the report:
“Watching the gracefulness of kitefoil racing had me mesmerised the first time I saw it,” explains Will Harris. “It is an example of pure efficiency and use of all and any wind possible. From as low as 4 knots of wind reaching speeds of 30 knots on a 1.2m long board is incredible.”
Kitefoiling is now an Olympic sailing event, and will be making its debut at the 2024 Games. The class is a box rule, with a wide range of approved foil components, and choice of wing sizes. The foil kites use a ‘ram air’ principle so are self-inflating rather than pump-up tube kites.
“The racing looks like the kitefoils are doing a sort of ballet dance on the boards as they manoeuvre the kites and boards under their feet. It requires an unbelievable level of finesse and agility and the reward is pure adrenaline and very close and exciting racing,” adds Harris.
“I do kitefoiling myself and love it every time I go out since it’s made sub-10 knot conditions fun!”
IKA Kitefoil stats rating:
Top speed: 30+ knots
LOA: 1.55m/5ft
Launched: 2018
Berths: 0
Price: £3,000+
Adrenalin factor: 95%
For Yachting World’s list of cool boats, click here.
Team Malizia announces Leg 6 sailing crew
Sunday
Jun 04
2023
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Jun 04
2023
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German skipper Boris Herrmann will sail Leg 6 of The Ocean Race with co-skipper Will Harris, Rosalin Kuiper, Axelle Pillain, and onboard reporter Antoine Auriol.
11th Hour Racing Team completes podium
Sunday
Jun 04
2023
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Jun 04
2023
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11th Hour Racing Team has finished in third place in the Aarhus In-Port Race, extending its lead on the In-Port Race leaderboard by 2 points over rivals Team Malizia…
J/70 Corinthian World Cup overall
Sunday
Jun 04
2023
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Jun 04
2023
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Unusual conditions for Lake Garda have dictated the fate of the last two days of the J/70 Corinthian World Cup which, after the six races held in the first two days, comes to an end with a “double” no-race due to lack of wind…
Dragon World Championship overall
Saturday
Jun 03
2023
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Jun 03
2023
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The final day of the World Championship in Bodrum saw early rain and no wind. Consequently, the Race Officer Nino Shmueli kept the fleet ashore until conditions improved…
Finn World Masters overall
Friday
Jun 02
2023
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Jun 02
2023
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Filipe Silva, from Portugal, has won the 2023 Finn World Masters at Nea Iraklitsa, Kavala, Greece, after no more races were possible on Friday. Laurent Hay, from France is second with Peter Mosny from Slovakia in third…
USA entry process for Youth Match Racing Worlds
Thursday
Jun 01
2023
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Jun 01
2023
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The 2023 Youth Match Racing World Championship will be held December 9-15 in Sydney, Australia. To compete, sailors must be under the age of 23 in 2023. Using Elliott 7s, the selection process for the skipper representing the U.S. will be by resume, with the deadline for submitting an application is July 15, 2023…
Seagull Deterant
Thursday
Jun 01
2023
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Jun 01
2023
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I’m just collecting the best and or worse ideas for seagull repellant for boats on a mooring. One of the worse thing is getting ready on taking guests on a day sail and finding your boat looking like a crime scene with fish carcasses, and bird feces. Right now I have the boat covered in aviator netting. It works but a bit of a pain setting up. Looking for a quicker answer. I’ve seen dead seagull decoys, owls, snakes, and cats. Seeking personal remedies that work.
F1 World Champion Sebastian Vettel backs new Germany SailGP Team
Thursday
Jun 01
2023
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Jun 01
2023
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Germany is be the tenth nation to join the SailGP global racing league when the fourth season on 16-17 June with the Rolex United States Sail Grand Prix at Navy Pier, Chicago…
Upwind performance test on the Elan E6
Thursday
Jun 01
2023
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Jun 01
2023
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Testing the Elan E6 in challenging upwind conditions…
New Boat Review: Excess 14
Wednesday
May 31
2023
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May 31
2023
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I first saw Beneteau’s Excess brand of sailing catamarans in 2019 in Düsseldorf, Germany, with a room full of marine journalists, some of whom, like me, weren’t convinced of the brand’s vision. Most were perplexed, some got snarky. The models were based on modified Lagoon designs, and none of line made sense—not the marketing, positioning, or design.
But two years later, Beneteau revamped the brand’s management and messaging and launched the Excess 11, which was new from the keels up. Fast forward another two years and another from-scratch hull in the form of the Excess 14, which made its U.S. debut at the Miami boat show in February, and now it’s safe to say that the brand has evolved and is living up to its initial promise.
The design by VPLP naval architects leans on the firm’s ocean racing expertise. The hulls are asymmetrical, with hull sides that are fuller outboard and flatter inboard. This moves the center of buoyancy outboard for better stability and reduces interference drag between the hulls. The bridgedeck has been raised for better clearance, and the bows are inverted and free of the surface, which makes for more precise steering. By comparison with previous Excess models, the keels are thinner, and the rudders are 8 inches deeper for a better bite and higher pointing ability…
Dragon World Championship – Swiss and British lead after Day 2
Wednesday
May 31
2023
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May 31
2023
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After two days of racing, with three race completed, Wolf Waschkuhn of Switzerland is tied for the lead with Grant Gordon of Britain…
The Ocean Race: Biotherm finishes Leg 5
Wednesday
May 31
2023
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May 31
2023
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Aarhus, Denmark (May 31, 2023) – In accordance with the Sailing Instructions for The Ocean Race, which allow the Race Committee to shorten the course for boats still racing, the finish line for Biotherm has been moved to longitude 0-degrees.
The team then finished Leg 5 this morning, but remains 480 nm from the finish port in Aarhus . The team is making way slowly due to their broken main shroud on the port side of the boat, and is not expected to join the IMOCA fleet before June 3.
After the team lost touch with the leaders soon after the Leg 5 start in Newport, they were mired in a different weather pattern that left them off the pace. Problems with their autopilot and electronics, plus a broken sail lock that dropped their J3 headsail into the water, added to their woe before the shroud break on May 28…
Extraordinary boats: Sam Manuard foiling mini 6.50
Wednesday
May 31
2023
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May 31
2023
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Xucia is Mini 6.50 #1081, a radical Sam Manuad foiling mini and hydrofoiling iteration of the popular single-handed class. In Yachting World, Rupert Holmes looks at the accelerating pace of change in the Mini 6.50s:
The past few years have seen an explosion of activity in the Mini 6.50 class, with qualifying races for the iconic Mini Transat race oversubscribed by up to 100% and two-year waiting lists for new Series-built boats.
Yet, the front of the fleet is no longer an economic place to go racing. Typical fully equipped prices for new Series (production) builds are around €150,000 ($186k USD), while the bill for new one-off Protos (custom) is well over double that figure, reflecting the costs of full carbon one-off boats that incorporate build knowledge gained from America’s Cup campaigns, plus in some cases the enormous cost of foils.
Historically the class has been a hotbed of innovation. It’s here that twin rudder designs and canting keels were first refined and proven to be reliable, even if some of the latter initially had problems when scaled up to much larger yachts. However, for the past few years almost all new development has been in the lower-powered Series fleet, where scow bows have been the norm for several years…
Genesis for the e-Sailing genre
Wednesday
May 31
2023
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May 31
2023
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More than 20 years after the start of the adventure, Philippe Guigné, founder of the famous internet sailing game Virtual Regatta, is leaving the company after selling it in 2021 to online gaming specialist 52 Entertainment. In an interview with BoatNews.com, he answers questions on the company’s success, his plans, and his vision of digital in the boating industry.
How did Virtual Regatta come about? Can you tell us about its origins and rise?
It’s a long story. The company was born under the name Many Players. It all started with a vision of the time, which turned out to be incredibly accurate. Back in 2000, I believed that the Internet would democratize video games. Before, you had to buy cartridges and travel, and with the Internet, all you had to do was download it and you could be playing in minutes.
I’m a former professional sailor, I won the Tour de France in 1997 and I managed it in 1996, when Bruno Troublé took a sabbatical. And my second intuition, having worked as a sports event organizer, is that the Internet will make it possible to do so, without everyone having to go to the same place. This gave rise to e-Sport, which didn’t even have a name at the time…
12th Annual Bayview One Design Regatta preview
Wednesday
May 31
2023
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May 31
2023
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Bayview Yacht Club, one of the most storied and historical sailing clubs in the world, is pleased to announce that the 12th Annual Bayview One Design Regatta (BOD) will take place Friday-Sunday, June 2-4, 2023…
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