Posts Tagged ‘Ocean Racing’
San Francisco Bay Sailor Joins Ocean Race Sprint Cup Team Viva México
S.F. Bay sailor Bérénice Charrez joins The Ocean Race VO65, set to advance to the next leg of the race on Thursday.
Transpac 2023 — The Big Guns
Bay Area sailor Andy Schwenk gives us a great preview of this year's upcoming Transpac Race, along with some insights of life aboard, mid-race.
The Ocean Race Leg 3’s Surprising Finish in Brazil
Despite a mid-race mast repair just days into the start, Team Malizia took the winner's podium at the end of The Ocean Race Leg 3.
The Ocean Race Fleet Nears Cape Horn Only Minutes Apart
Half a month and several thousand miles of sailing later, however, the entire four-boat Ocean Race fleet is sailing within sight of one another on their way to Cape Horn.
‘Maxi Edmond de Rothschild’ Begins Jules Vernes Trophy Attempt
Another assault on the 40-day, 23-hour circumnavigation record began on Sunday.
Thrilling Cape Town Conclusion to The Ocean Race, Leg 2
After nearly 18 days of The Ocean Race, Leg 2, the top three boats were separated by less than half an hour as they reached Cape Town, South Africa.
From Racing to Cruising: News Bites Ahead of a Sunny Weekend
Just a couple of sailing snippets…
11th Hour Racing Leading at the Start of The Ocean Race
The Ocean Race, formerly the Volvo Ocean Race, started Sunday in Alicante, Spain, for the first leg of the 32,000-mile round-the-world race. Five red-hot, foiling IMOCA 60s, including American entry 11th Hour Racing, were on the line.
Around the World In 29 Months: Holly Williams’ Clipper Race
In this month's magazine we share the story of Holly Williams — a surgeon and a sailor who refused to choose between the two.
Is Offshore Cruising or Racing More Fun?
Some people only race and others only cruise. Some know how to enjoy both. Jimmy Peter is one of those who relays the differences.
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