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  • Free Diving In Shadow Of Golden Gate Bridge?

    Free Diving In Shadow Of Golden Gate Bridge?




    Article by Gregory Thomas for : This extreme new sport is taking hold in San Francisco Bay (sfchronicle.com)

    Bobbing in the morning swell beneath the Golden Gate Bridge’s north tower, five divers in thick, hooded wetsuits clung to an inflatable paddleboard anchored precariously on the bay floor by an 80-pound rock tied with fraying jute rope.

    The morning tide had just begun to ebb, sucking water from the bay into the Pacific and dragging the
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  • Record Falls In Regata dei Tre Golfi

    Record Falls In Regata dei Tre Golfi





    For its 26 competitors, the IMA Maxi European Championship set sail at 1700 yesterday with its offshore race, Regata dei Tre Golfi, running between Naples and Sorrento via the turning marks of Ponza in the north and Li Galli, off the Amalfi coast, in the south.

    Supported by Rolex as Official Timepiece and Loro Piana, the 150 mile race is organised by the Circolo del Remo e della Vela Italia (CRVI) in conjunction with the International Maxi Association, the
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  • Americans Win Leg 4

    Americans Win Leg 4




    11th Hour Racing Team won leg 4 of The Ocean Race, leading the fleet into their hometown of Newport, Rhode Island on a spectacular spring afternoon in New England.

    Skipper Charlie Enright was beaming as he stepped ashore, moments after his team held off Team Malizia to cross the finishing line for their first leg win of the event.




    "This means so much to all of us," Enright said. "Timing is everything and to be able
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  • The Heck With Hectors?

    The Heck With Hectors?




    NEWS
    Conservation department confirms probe into SailGP race


    News of a Conservation Department investigation emerges after SailGP’s finale. David Williams reports

    Monday’s $US1 million SailGP championship race in San Francisco was about momentum and control.

    Lifting a catamaran’s average speed relies on keeping the agile craft’s hull above the water, on the foils, to reach speeds of up to 100kmh.
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  • A Muey Rapido Seis De Mayo GVR

    A Muey Rapido Seis De Mayo GVR



    The 2023 YRA Party Circuit Season Opener, otherwise referred to as The Great Vallejo Race was by all means one of the fastest dashes
    up to the mouth of the Napa River in recent memory. An overnight, late season weather system brought a mix of moisture, cool temperatures and abundance of clouds to the Bay Area, and despite forecasts of light wind in the morning, the clearing winds ushered the
    fleet of 96 boats entered, a quick run from the Bezerkeley Circle across the San
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  • Guyot Dismasts

    Guyot Dismasts




    GUYOT environnement - Team Europe has dismasted in the north Atlantic, just over 600 miles east of Newport, Rhode Island.

    The team on board reports all crew are safe and are working to secure the boat.

    The team has been racing through challenging conditions, with gale force winds gusting above 30 knots.

    We will have more information as it becomes available.




    Check www.theoceanrace.com for latest updates.
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  • Tight At The Top In St Tropez

    Tight At The Top In St Tropez

    Provezza on top after champagne racing day on the Gulf of Saint-Tropez




    After a day on which the Gulf of Saint-Tropez offered up a strengthening sea breeze and beautiful spring sunshine, Ergin Imre’s Turkish flagged Provezza team lead the 52 SUPER SERIES Saint Tropez Sailing Week by one single point ahead of Andy Soriano’s almost equally consistent Alegre. Defending champions Quantum Racing powered by American Magic are up to third on the general classification.
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  • A Tenuous Lead In St Tropez For Interlodge

    A Tenuous Lead In St Tropez For Interlodge

    Platoon top boat for the day, Interlodge still lead.




    After modest opening days on the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, two of the 52 SUPER SERIES top teams showed a marked return to form as the southerly breezes picked up on the second day of the 52 SUPER SERIES Saint-Tropez Sailing Week.

    Harm M?ller Spreer’s German flagged Platoon team – podium finishers for the last five years and two times World Champions – had an inauspicious start to their
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  • Teams Move Into The Northern Hemisphere

    Teams Move Into The Northern Hemisphere

    Game on - as close as it gets at the Equator



    Just a couple of minutes separated Team Malizia and 11th Hour Racing Team at the equator crossing while Biotherm closes it up







    This edition of The Ocean Race has offered extremely close racing on each of the legs. Although Team Holcim-PRB had stretched to a convincing margin on the overall race leaderboard by winning three of four scoring opportunities, the margin of victory
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  • Kirsten Neuschafer Defines Bold Adventure In Victory In Golden Globe

    Kirsten Neuschafer Defines Bold Adventure In Victory In Golden Globe



    Kirsten Neuschafer made it very clear from the start that she was aiming to win the 2022 Golden Globe Race. And now the South African skipper has achieved her goal, and made history in the process.

    Story By Katy Stickland for Yachting Monthly


    https://www.yachtingmonthly.com/boat...-history-93838



    After just over 235 days at sea, the sailor crossed the finish line off Les Sables d’Olonne in France at 9pm CEST on 27 April...
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  • The Red Sea Beckons: Day One Of AC 40 Regatta
    by Photoboy


    Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful venues in the world for high-performance sailing, the Red Sea served up challenging afternoon conditions for the sailors in the America’s Cup Preliminary Regatta Jeddah, presented by NEOM.

    Ahead of racing, His Royal Highness Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki Al Faisal, the Minister of Sport, visited the outstanding, world-class facilities that have been created for the America’s Cup and was hosted by Grant Dalton, joint CEO of
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    Today, 02:28 PM
  • Limping Back To The Start: Converting An Ocean 50 Into A Proa
    by Photoboy


    On the 2nd day of the Transat Jacques Vabre, Luke Berry and Antoine Joubert suffered serious damage aboard their Ocean Fifty Le Rire Medecin Lamotte. We contacted Luke a few hours after he brought his injured trimaran back into the port of Saint Malo.

    Off the coast of the Iberian Peninsula, shortly after the start of the second stage of the Transat Jacques Vabre , Luke Berry dismasted and suffered serious damage to his trimaran Le Rire Medecin Lamotte. On his return from...
    Yesterday, 04:33 PM
  • A New Course For US Team In Sail GP
    by Photoboy



    NEW YORK, Nov. 29, 2023 - SailGP’s United States team has been purchased by technology investor and founding Uber engineer Ryan McKillen, Margaret McKillen, and two-time world champion sailor Mike Buckley. They are joined by a diverse group of investors representing the sport, technology, entertainment and media industries.

    The Avenue Sports Fund, led by Avenue Capital Group CEO Marc Lasry, is the lead investor in what will be the largest team acquisition
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    Yesterday, 12:38 PM
  • Rough Row To Hoe For Solo Global Racers Seeking The Conveyor Belt
    by Photoboy
    The latest week in the Global Solo Challenge has seen the majority of the skippers at sea confront, some for the first time, the relentless and dynamic Southern Ocean. As the fleet that has reached the South spreads from Tristan da Cunha to South of Australia, each skipper faces unique trials, embodying the spirit of solo sailing.






    Cole Brauer: A Sweet Surge in the Rankings

    On ‘First Light’, Cole Brauer shared a touching story...
    11-27-2023, 10:39 AM
  • Auckland Off The Table For Sail GP Hosting
    by Photoboy
    Auckland Off The Table For Sail GP Hosting





    SailGP will work to find a new venue to host its planned regatta in New Zealand in March next year, after deciding not to stage the event in Auckland as planned.

    Tātaki Auckland Unlimited today announced the worldwide foiling league’s decision, noting the unavailability of Wynyard Point land as a spectator facility was a sticking point in holding the event in Auckland.

    In a statement,
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    11-25-2023, 02:01 PM
  • Top Dogs In Class 40 Decided In Transat Jacques Vabre
    by Photoboy
    Forza Italia! Ambrogio Beccaria and Nico Andrieu win Class 40



    All photos copyright Jean-Marie Liot / Alea

    Italian skipper Ambrogio Beccaria and French co-skipper Nicolas Andrieu sailing the all Italian Musa 40 Alla Grande PIRELLI took first place in the highly competitive Class40 race on the 16th Transat Jacques Vabre Normandie Le Havre two handed race when they crossed the finish line off Fort-de-France, Martinique in beautiful morning sunshine at 08:01:36
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    11-25-2023, 12:47 PM
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