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2016-06-06T11:13:00+02:0006/06/2016|

Debriefing the Atlantic Cup-a Q&A with Pablo Santurde of...

Shorthanded sailing is typically a European affair with a distinctly French terroir, but there’s a dedicated contingency of American and Canadian sailors who also practice this sometimes-scary art. While North America currently lacks an event with the international gravitas of the fabled Vendee Globe Race or the considerably newer Barcelona World Race, the three-stage Atlantic Cup is one of the pr

2016-05-25T12:10:00+02:0025/05/2016|

52 SUPER SERIES Ready to Launch on today

When the 2016 52 SUPER SERIES answers the start guns today, the 11 teams competing know only too well how important it is to make the best possible opening. The season-long championship spans five regattas between now and the conclusion mid-October in Cascais, Portugal, and none want to find themselves rueing silly mistakes and cheap points given away lightly at

2016-05-23T13:23:00+02:0023/05/2016|

Rafael Trujillo wins first Finn World Masters in Torbole

Whatever the outcome of the final races at the Finn World Masters in Torbole, everyone was a winner with a spectacular final day of sailing. Rafael Trujillo (ESP) won his first Masters title after a great comeback in the medal race to take the win from defending champion Vladimir Krutskikh (RUS) and six times winner Michael Maier (CZE).

2016-05-16T10:40:00+02:0016/05/2016|

Team Ceeref wins RC44 World Championship in Sotogrande

The RC44 World Championship Marina de Sotogrande had a worthy winner today in Igor Lah and his Team CEEREF crew, the second occasion the Slovenian team has claimed this prize (after Puerto Calero, Lanzarote in 2013). But this was only after some anxious moments off the Andalusian port, as Lah's crew slogged it out with local heroes, John Bassadone's Peninsula Petroleum from nearby Gibraltar.

2016-05-02T11:45:00+02:0002/05/2016|

Idec Sport to complete in the Guyader Grand Prix

Two months after completing the round the world voyage in 47 days, the ‘ultime’ maxi-trimaran IDEC SPORT is getting ready to return. She will be back for the Guyader Grand Prix from 29th April – 1st May in Douarnenez. Francis Joyon will be taking some young windsurfers, kitesurfers and champions from other small, flying boats. Some people are going to be happy.

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