One of the Good Guys: Bill Trenkle

July 17, 2019

The America's Cup Hall of Fame recently announced the induction of William T. Trenkle of San Diego. The first class of inductees included Trenkle's longtime America's Cup skipper, Dennis Conner.

The 12 Meter Worlds, as Beautiful as Ever

July 12, 2019

Bay Area resident and sailor Dick Enersen, who grew up sailing from age 8 in Tiburon, is back at it. Enersen has countless miles of racing under his belt, including crewing in the America’s Cup aboard Constellation in 1964. More »

Stars + Stripes Still in It

July 3, 2019

Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron required Stars + Stripes Team USA and DutchSail to confirm their ongoing commitment to the 36th America’s Cup by July 1. The first announcement came from Long Beach Yacht Club on June 29.

Tickets for the 2020 Olympics

July 1, 2019

With just over a year left until the Opening Ceremony in Tokyo, tickets will go on sale July 9 for the 2020 Olympics.

July Racing Preview

June 28, 2019

The SSS Great Pacific Longitude Race, a qualifier for the Singlehanded TransPac, leads off a busy July race schedule, with a start off San Francisco on July 3. Doublehanded and singlehanded boats sail west for 200 miles…

Nominations Open for Sailors of the Year

June 26, 2019

World Sailing invites you to nominate individuals, teams and organizations for the 2019 World Sailing Awards. The awards celebrate outstanding achievement and exceptional contributions to the sport of sailing.

Angry Beavers Take R2AK

June 12, 2019

It was the best kind of win for what’s fast becoming the best kind of race. Due to glitches on boats and ashore, nobody knew who was ahead or who would win the 700+ mile Race to Alaska until they hove into view off the Ketchikan Yacht Club yesterday.

Oceanic Yacht Sales

June 10, 2019

2013 Cookson 80 designed by Botin, Cabron is a high powered racing yacht.

It Was Fun While It Lasted

June 7, 2019

On Tuesday, Trump and his Treasury Department published new regulations halting group travel to Cuba.

North to Alaska

The docks at Victoria’s Inner Harbor were a carnage-fest of broken gear, torn sails, drowned radios, lost hatches, hulls or amas filled with water, and things lost overboard.