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After a stop-start week of competition, on finals’ day there was no holding back for American Daniela Moroz, who stormed to victory in the women’s Kitefoil Racing.

The four-time and defending Formula Kite world champion dominated all ...

Angie Liebert has been sailing with the Express 27 and Motorcycle Irene with cohort Will Paxton for some 20 years and in that time has accrued 4 National Titles, last year for the 1st time she ventured into the Express 37' fleet for the 1st time, sailing the Nationals aboard Limitless, but they came up just short, winning the e-37 Nationals but 2nd ...

The Ultimate Boat in the Ultimate Location
The 18ft Skiff class has always been a passion for Hartas Productions, with our director, Ollie, steering and in Sydney ...

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The denouement of the first leg of the Mini-Transat La Boulangère is imminent in the prototype category! At 15:00 UTC this Sunday, François Jambou was just 30 miles from the finish in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Tanguy Bouroullec and Axel Tréhin were respectively 15 and 25 miles shy of the leader. François Jambou is expected on the finish line from 19:00 UTC. This estimate is subject to change given the very light wind ...

The Annual slightly offshore 145 nm race from Galveston to Corpus Christi along the Texas Shore line
was rudely interrupted Friday night and early Saturday morning as a more powerful that projected
cold front descended of the water with 131 boats registered. 2 boats require USCG Rescue ...

Less than two days till the verdict!



The leaders in the Mini-Transat La Boulangère have passed the latitude of Madeira this evening. Though they can almost glimpse the finish of this first leg to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, the end of the course promises to be a bit of a struggle in light airs. The first ETAs are likely from Sunday morning. For now, François Jambou (prototype) and Ambrogio Beccaria (production boat) are holding rank up front. Astern, numerous competitors are lamenting technical woes, which are more or less complicated to deal ...

The breeze pushes hard in Villasimius and Maidollis climbs on top of the standings

The race course of Villasimius changes shape again and, after the no race of yesterday, today it welcomes the sailors with steady and increasing Southerly breeze that reached gusts of over 20 knots, very close to the maximum limit of the Melges 24 Class.






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The second edition of The Nations Trophy kicked off today; all four classes ticking off one race from the scheduled nine. Racing started three hours late and, while it was long, it was a worthwhile wait. When the fickle breeze in the Bay of Palma stabilized sufficiently, the Real Club Nautico de Palma race team, led by Ariane Mainemare, was swift in laying the course and getting the 41-boat fleet away. Cream of the crop were: Ross Warburton’s Perhonen (ClubSwan 50, GBR), Javier Padron’s Michelle (Swan 45, ESP), Andrea Rossi’s Mela (ClubSwan 42, ITA) and Riccardo Ferragamo’s ...

A new 125-foot Westport LLC yacht is wedged against a boat at the Port Angeles Boat Haven
on Monday morning after accelerating for unknown reasons.
Article by Paul Gottlieb/Peninsula Daily NewsPaul Gottlieb/Peninsula Daily News

PORT ANGELES — A brand new 260-ton Westport LLC yacht lost control Monday morning and motored about 300 feet away from a fuel dock before the bow crashed on top of a dock at the Port Angeles Boat Haven.

There were no injuries, and a cause had not been determined ...