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From 27 to 30 September last in Monaco, the world’s greatest superyacht event brought together an exceptional concentration of superyachts and presented an exhibition of outstanding quality on the quayside
It was a comprehensive victory for the Spanish team in the MAPFRE In-Port Race Alicante.
The Protocol of the 36th America’s Cup was released at the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron in Auckland, New Zealand, on September 29, 2017, after a focused and friendly period of negotiation between the Defender and the Challenger of Record Circolo della Vela Sicilia following Emirates Team New Zealand’s victory in the America’s Cup only three months ago in Bermuda.
The expected north-easterly wind is now packing a punch. As a result, the Minis are once again making speeds that are more in line with their true potential as they plunge southwards. Though the majority of the fleet has opted to pass between the TSS of Cape Finisterre and the Spanish coast, a few of the skippers have chosen to take the long route
The archaeological investigation in the Antarctic in order to locate the wreck of the Spanish ship San Telmo, to identify it and examine the environment (archaeology) of the wreck resting site.
The Spanish team presented their star-studded line-up at an event in Sanxenxo, and announced a last-minute addition – Oracle Team USA athlete Louis Sinclair
The trophy award ceremony, held at the headquarters of the Club Marítimo de Mahón at 19.10 hours today, put the finishing touches to the 14th edition of the Copa del Rey Panerai de Barcos de Época (Classic Sailing Menorca 2017) held in Menorcan waters from last Thursday until today.
Emirates Team New Zealand can confirm Patrizio Bertelli’s suggestion today that the next America’s Cup will be sailed in high performance monohull yachts.
The number of boat fires on our coastal and inland waters is relatively low. However, when they do occur, they quite often have devastating consequences
