Posts Tagged ‘singlehanded sailing’
Vendée Globe Rounds Cape Horn at Christmas
The first Vendée Globe competitors round Cape Horn four days ahead of the previous record.
Good Jibes #163: Richard King on the History of Sailing Alone
This week we chat with author Richard King, who shares stories from singlehanders around the world.
Carnage and Glory in the Route du Rhum
The first two finishers have arrived in Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe, in the 12th edition of the prestigious Route du Rhum singlehanded Transatlantic race.
Route du Rhum Start Postponed Until Wednesday
For the first time in Route du Rhum race history, the organizers have made the difficult decision to delay the start of the 3,543-mile race.
Ronnie Simpson’s New Ride
"In October of 2023, I will be setting sail in the inaugural edition of the Global Solo Challenge race from Spain back to Spain."
Kenichi Horie Sails Closer to Japan
The 83-year-old solo sailor is 80% of the way across the Pacific and nearing his destination, Nishinomiya City, Japan.
Ryan Finn’s Solo Sail From New York to San Francisco a Success
At 6:04 p.m. on Thursday, April 21, 'Jzerro' and Ryan Finn passed under the Golden Gate Bridge in an amazing display of seamanship, boat design and adventure.
Ryan Finn and Jzerro Can Smell the Barn
Solo sailor Ryan Finn and his trusty steed Jzerro can smell the barn on their adventure from New York to San Francisco.
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Kenichi Horie Will Depart Under the Golden Gate on Saturday
Kenichi Horie first sailed into San Francisco Bay in 1962 at age 23. Now he's getting ready to make the return trip.
Solo Sailor Ryan Finn Rounds Cape Horn
Singlehanded sailor Ryan Finn and Jzerro’s second attempt to sail from New York to San Francisco via Cape Horn.
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