Clipper Round the World Race: A look back Clipper Round the World Race: A look back Bill Lyons circumnavigated the world in the Clipper 2017-18 Race - today she reflects on her blog. Bill Lyons reflects on her blog written during Leg 7 of the 2017/18 Clipper Round The World Race: "It doesn't feel like two years ago! The race was such an affecting experience that it still feels quite fresh." by Clipper Round the World Race Posted 6 Jun 03:04 PDT Barton Marine supporting boaters Barton Marine supporting boaters Helping us to Get Back on the Water Barton Marine are supporting the boating community and helping sailors get back out on the water following lockdown by providing social distancing floor stickers to yacht and sailing clubs and marine businesses around the UK and Europe free of charge. by Chris Jones Posted 6 Jun 01:00 PDT INEOS Team UK back out on the water INEOS Team UK back out on the water Britannia flying once again in the Solent After three months off the water due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Britannia is flying once again. The past few months have been a difficult time for the team, as it has been for everyone around the world. by Ben Ainslie, INEOS Team UK Posted 5 Jun 23:39 PDT BoatSecure is standing watch when you aren't BoatSecure is standing watch when you aren't Ensure your boat is ready for what looks to be a tough winter and save that big maintenance cost Can't get down to your boat as quick as you would like? Now is a good time to think about ensuring your boat is ready for all that could be thrown at it over the coming few winter months. by John McDermott Posted 5 Jun 18:01 PDT Henri-Lloyd and INEOS TEAM UK Henri-Lloyd and INEOS TEAM UK Delighted to help protect the team and keep them safe Henri-Lloyd, as a proud partner to INEOS TEAM UK, has been delighted to help protect the team and keep them safe with a delivery of Henri-Lloyd Face Coverings as they get back to their training and development. by Henri-Lloyd Posted 5 Jun 08:04 PDT Siebel Centers announced for Florida Siebel Centers announced for Florida MacKenzie McGuckin named Siebel Coach for Florida US Sailing's new and growing youth development program is expanding to include the state of Florida. US Sailing is excited to announce the following Primary and Supporting Siebel Centers. by US Sailing Posted 5 Jun 05:05 PDT Port and airport re-opened in Antigua Port and airport re-opened in Antigua New travel advisory has been issued As many of you know. the Antigua and Barbuda Government has been working on the re-opening of the country. We are pleased to say the latest travel advisory now confirms that this is for both the port and the airport. by Antigua and Barbuda Marine Association Posted 5 Jun 03:29 PDT It's inherent in the category's name It's inherent in the category's name Maine Lobster Boat. Downeast, fast trawler, and a bunch of other descriptions may also get used... Maine Lobster Boat. Downeast, fast trawler, and a bunch of other descriptions may also get used, but it is the Maine part that says so much. by John Curnow, Global Editor, Powerboat-World.com Posted 5 Jun 01:00 PDT World Sailing Presidential Newsletter: May 2020 World Sailing Presidential Newsletter: May 2020 Kim Andersen's latest update as sailing reopens in some parts of the world We are reaching a new stage of the COVID-19 pandemic with the reopening of sailing in some parts of the world. Countries are returning to a new normal, step by step. by Kim Andersen, President World Sailing Posted 4 Jun 23:24 PDT Join the Sailmon MAX webinar Join the Sailmon MAX webinar Mark Wednesday the 10th of June at 3:00 PM CEST in your calendar Sailmon will introduce MAX in a one-hour session and show you all the functionalities of the brand new device along with the possibilities of the Sailmon app. Mark Wednesday the 10th of June at 3:00 PM CEST in your calendar and subscribe today! by Tjeerd van der Zwaan Posted 4 Jun 08:56 PDT MarkSetBot collaborates with US Sailing MarkSetBot collaborates with US Sailing Facilitating the ability of clubs and sailing organizations to get competitors out racing With a global pandemic forcing the adaptation of social distancing in all aspects of life, MarkSetBot, the company that pioneered sailing's first robotic mark, has partnered with the national governing body of the sport, US Sailing. by Jan Harley Posted 4 Jun 07:39 PDT Mirabaud Sailing Video of the Century Mirabaud Sailing Video of the Century Celebrating two decades of passion The Mirabaud Sailing Video of the Century is an exceptional event that aims to turn a complicated reality into a great celebration of our favourite sport and its greatest promoters. by Mirabaud Sailing Video Award Posted 4 Jun 07:16 PDT World Sailing launches eSailing Nations Cup World Sailing launches eSailing Nations Cup Open to nations who have registered for an eSailing National Championship World Sailing and Virtual Regatta, the leading digital sailing platform, have launched the eSailing Nations Cup, a nation versus nation knockout challenge to crown the best eSailing nation in the world. by World Sailing Posted 4 Jun 07:09 PDT NSHOF and America's Cup Hall of Fame join forces NSHOF and America's Cup Hall of Fame join forces Sailing is a sport for a lifetime The National Sailing Hall of Fame and Herreshoff Marine Museum & America's Cup Hall of Fame announced today their partnership to open an America's Cup Hall of Fame location in Newport, Rhode Island. by Andrew Golden Posted 4 Jun 05:07 PDT IKA statement on Mikes Lab Bullet 3L / 3LC foils IKA statement on Mikes Lab Bullet 3L / 3LC foils After discrepancies found in the dimensions In the process of evaluating equipment (re-) registration applications for the 2024 Olympic Cycle, the IKA Technical Committee has become aware of discrepancies in the dimensions of the Mikeslab Bullet 3L / 3LC foil. by International Kiteboarding Association Posted 4 Jun 04:03 PDT Hall Spars celebrate 40 years of spar construction Hall Spars celebrate 40 years of spar construction Hall Spars has been at the forefront of the mast building industry for four decades Specialising in the design and production of high-quality masts, booms and components for sailing yachts. Over these 40 years Hall Spars is proud to have remained dedicated to providing all of their clients with the highest quality and reliable rigs. by Hall Spars Marketing Team Posted 4 Jun 02:27 PDT Australian Sailing mourns passing of John Cuneo Australian Sailing mourns passing of John Cuneo One of Australia's most decorated sailors Australian Sailing is today mourning the loss of one of the legends of our sport, John Cuneo OAM. by Michael Martin Posted 3 Jun 22:39 PDT 'The league' is keeping JJ Giltinan's dream alive 'The league' is keeping JJ Giltinan's dream alive Always at the forefront of the sport's worldwide promotion and development From the moment James Joseph Giltinan conceived the idea of having a Worlds 18 Footer Championship, and the Australian 18 Footers League conducted the first championship regatta for the trophy, on Sydney Harbour in 1938 by Frank Quealey Posted 3 Jun 22:36 PDT Sail-World NZ news : May 30 - The Week that Was Sail-World NZ news : May 30 - The Week that Was News and Editorial for May 30 - Immigration shenanigans...Defiant checks in ... Te Aihe's return Read the latest newsletter from Sail-World New Zealand, with the top stories covering the America's Cup along with the latest Editorial covering the early stages of the unfolding story allowing, or not, the America's Cup Challengers into New Zealand. by Richard Gladwell/Sail-World.com/nz Posted 3 Jun 20:19 PDT America's Cup: Kiwi PM pours cold water on Cup America's Cup: Kiwi PM pours cold water on Cup Prime Minister Ardern says no 'carte blanche' for America's Cup teams to enter New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern made it very clear that under current criteria, America's Cup teams would not get a carte blanche to enter New Zealand. by Richard Gladwell, Sail-World NZ Posted 3 Jun 14:16 PDT 2020 Bayview Mackinac Race Update 2020 Bayview Mackinac Race Update More changes on the way, so please stay tuned At this time due to conflicting timing requirements the Mackinac Race Authority (MRA) has made the decision to only sail the Shore Course for the 2020 Bayview Mackinac Race. by Chris Clark Posted 3 Jun 11:41 PDT Inside Melges: The June Issue Inside Melges: The June Issue The Melges 15 prioritizes stability, comfort, ease of use, and performance Designed by Reichel/Pugh and built by Melges, the Melges 15 prioritizes stability, comfort, ease of use, and performance. The Melges 15 comes in two configurations - the One Design with asymmetric spinnaker and the Club with jib and main. by Melges Performance Sailboats Posted 3 Jun 07:57 PDT America's Cup: Youth foiling monohull sea trials America's Cup: Youth foiling monohull sea trials The new Youth America's Cup class the AC9F undergoes successful sea and foiling trials in Auckland. The foiling monohull, the AC9F has undergone sea trials and foiling tests in Auckland, now that the Alert levels have dropped in New Zealand and life has almost returned to normal. by Sail-World.com/NZ Posted 2 Jun 21:57 PDT Timing of The Ocean Race start under review Timing of The Ocean Race start under review Impact of Covid-19 situation on The Ocean Race 2020-2021 forces rethink on start date Co-owner of The Ocean Race, Johan Salén talks about the impact of the Covid 19 crisis on the 2021-2022 edition of the crewed round-the-world race and the advantages of ocean racing. by Tip & Shaft Posted 2 Jun 15:58 PDT Remembering a decade at the Sail-World's helm Remembering a decade at the Sail-World's helm David Schmidt looks back on his tenth anniversary as North American editor Ten years. The thought recently hit me that this week marks my tenth anniversary as Sail-World's North American editor. Let's consider some of the changes that have swept sailing since I've had my hands on Sail-World's North American tiller. by David Schmidt Posted 2 Jun 09:00 PDT Meghan O'Rourke on the Lake Max Vanguard 15 Series Meghan O'Rourke on the Lake Max Vanguard 15 Series A conversation with Meghan O'Rourke about the 2020 Lake Max Vanguard 15 Series I checked in with Meghan O'Rourke, president of the Vanguard 15 class, via email, to learn more about 2020 Lake Max Vanguard 15 Series. by David Schmidt Posted 2 Jun 08:00 PDT Online Newport Bermuda Race to begin June 19 Online Newport Bermuda Race to begin June 19 Competitors and race fans will sail 635 miles in one of four new model boats The 52nd running of the “Thrash to the Onion Patch” has been postponed until 2022, but a fleet will nonetheless set sail to Bermuda on June 19, the original start date. by Newport Bermuda Race Media Posted 2 Jun 07:48 PDT Second Maiden Factor Voice announced Second Maiden Factor Voice announced Jamie Lee Curtis joins, in her role as a human rights campaigner Supporting The Maiden Factor project the Voices will be a group of influential and inspiring women, men and young people from around the world; coming together with the common goal of generating awareness of the importance of girls' education. by Libby Mudditt Posted 2 Jun 04:54 PDT America's Cup: INEOS Team UK sails Britannia America's Cup: INEOS Team UK sails Britannia America's Cup: INEOS Team UK sails Britannia again on Solent as Auckland build up starts Ineos Team UK, skippered by Sir Ben Ainslie, is gearing up to take part in the 2021 America's Cup being and has restarted their sailing program on the Solent. by David George, The News, Portsmouth Posted 2 Jun 02:27 PDT America's Cup: Dean Barker in talks with NZ Govt America's Cup: Dean Barker in talks with NZ Govt Arrival of production crew for Avatar 2 puts America's Cup exemptions into new focus Progress appears to have been made allowing America's Cup teams into New Zealand following the arrival of 54 members of the production crew for the second in the Avatar series, being filmed in Wellington. They are now in 14 day quarantine in a hotel by Richard Gladwell, Sail-World.com/nz Posted 2 Jun 01:55 PDT Celebrating 50 years of the Finn Masters Celebrating 50 years of the Finn Masters This week should have been the 2020 event in The Netherlands This week should have been the 2020 Finn World Masters in Port Zelanda, in The Netherlands. Entries were approaching 250 when the decision was made to cancel back in March, with more than 300 Finns expected to turn up. by Robert Deaves Posted 1 Jun 12:55 PDT Re-define normal and enjoy it! Re-define normal and enjoy it! 39 boats participated in the first Cortez Racing Association race since early March Last weekend on San Diego Bay, thirty-nine boats participated in the first race to be held since early March in all of southern California. Remarkably, the announcement had come out only three days earlier by Cortez Racing Association Posted 1 Jun 07:59 PDT Every move you make: Judges with an eye for detail Every move you make: Judges with an eye for detail We continue to 'Meet the Team' at the GKA, with part two of meeting the Judges Find out how you end up judging the best athletes in the world and what our judges have been up to during lockdown. We'd like to introduce you to Fadi Issa, Rui Meira and Tanja Rosenkranz, the first female judge on the GKA World Tour. by Kate Chandler Posted 1 Jun 07:56 PDT Multihulls back for 2021 Marion Bermuda Race Multihulls back for 2021 Marion Bermuda Race The tris stopped sailing the event in 2009... until now In 2005, the Marion Bermuda Race was the first offshore race to offer a multihull class. That first year there were seven boats on the line with a Saturday start - monohulls started on Friday, as is the tradition. by Marion Bermuda Race Posted 1 Jun 07:25 PDT Bob Fisher and Rob Mundle - The Original SINS Bob Fisher and Rob Mundle - The Original SINS This week on Adventures Weekly Nic chats with two incredible sailors and journalists This week on Adventures Weekly the Sailor Girl, Nic Douglass took on the challenge of chatting with two incredible sailors and journalists, as well as being two of the founding members of the Society of International Scribes; Bob Fisher and Rob Mundle. by Nic Douglass Posted 1 Jun 02:31 PDT The Great Escape The Great Escape Planning for liberation after the outbreak, huh?! Planning for liberation after the outbreak, huh?! Well, a collection of New South Wales clubs has very much kept the spirit of Squadron Leader Roger Bushell alive. by John Curnow, Editor, Sail-World AUS Posted 31 May 15:00 PDT Victor Diaz-de-Leon on the Happy Hour podcast Victor Diaz-de-Leon on the Happy Hour podcast Stretch & Stirfry talk sunshine, sharks, spear fishing and serious sailing It's sunshine, sharks, spear fishing and serious sailing as we join J70 guru Victor Diaz-de-Leon aboard in Miami. Stretch gets tongue tied with the Venezuelan 'love pipe', and the internet lets us down... by Stretch & Stir Fry Posted 31 May 13:39 PDT Sailing San Francisco Bay Sailing San Francisco Bay 14 knots aboard an Invictus Sunfast 3600 For Nico Popp, it was a wild ride down San Francisco Bay aboard his Sun Fast 3600, Invictus as they reached a top speed of 14 knots in 25 knots of true wind. by Margriet Mitchel Posted 31 May 10:41 PDT 2020 Mexican J/70 fleet report 2020 Mexican J/70 fleet report The year blasted off with a lot of enthusiasm The new year had started off well for "nuestros amigos" in Mexico. The 2020 Mexican J/70 Circuit blasted off with a lot of enthusiasm and families and teams looking forward to a winter/spring regatta series across the country by J/Boats Posted 31 May 06:43 PDT RORC Time Over Distance - Brad Butterworth RORC Time Over Distance - Brad Butterworth Brad Butterworth lifts the lid on fascinating stories from the America's Cup Brad Butterworth lifted the lid on fascinating stories from the America's Cup, Steinlager II and a special feature on Rambler 88 in the 9th edition of the RORC Time Over Distance Lockdown series of interviews. by RORC Posted 31 May 01:00 PDT