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Rahmi M.Koç Röportajı 25 Mart 2018
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Konuklar “Emir İçgören & Zeynep Beşerler” 05 Eylül 2019
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Pınar Altuğ Röportajı 24 Şubat 2018
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Meriç Köyatası Röportajı 09 Mart 2018
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Gani Müjde Röportajı 13 Nisan 2018
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Fatih Erkoç Röportajı 06 Mayıs 2018
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Bekir Çoşkun Röportajı 22 Haziran 2018
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Ayşegül Dinçkök Röportajı 27 Ekim 2018
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Güven İslamoğlu – Ötmeyen Kurbağa 10 Aralık 2018
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Leyla Alaton Röportajı 20 Nisan 2019
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Savaş Karakaş Röportajı 10 Ağustos 2019
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Konuklar “Rüştü Onur Atilla & Doğan Akdoğan” 26 Nisan 2019
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Özge Borak Röportajı 05 Haziran 2019
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Umut Dinçer Archive
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Corinthian Keane opens J/70 circuit
Forty-six J/70 teams traveled to Davis Island Yacht Club for the first weekend of the 2019-20 J/70 Winter Series on December 7-8 in Tampa, Florida. No races were completed on Saturday with three races on Sunday in winds of 8-10 […]
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Benjamin wins Louis Piana Cup Regatta
The Etchells Biscayne Bay Series has been one of the major Etchells regatta series since 1994, attracting competitors has from all over the world. The 2019-20 edition got underway with 47 boats for the Louis Piana Cup Regatta on December […]
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Commodore’s Cup at Star Winter Series
The Commodore’s Cup, the second event in the Star Winter Series, was held December 7-8 in Miami, FL. While light winds on day one only allowed for one race, the wind strengthened to 14 knots on the final day to […]
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Clipper Race: Just like The Apprentice
(December 8, 2019; Day 21) – With the first three teams of Race 4 finishing yesterday, the Clipper 2019-20 Round the World Yacht Race still has eight teams continuing to navigate their way through their localized battles to the finish […]
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Titles awarded at Niner-Nacra Worlds
Auckland, New Zealand (December 8, 2019) – Challenging wind and waves played their part in determining the outcome of the 2019 Hyundai 49er, 49erFX, and Nacra 17 World Championships, with the final day offering the climax of three tensely fought […]
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Clipper Race: Qingdao wins in Fremantle
(December 7, 2019; Day 20) – After the Clipper 2019-20 Round the World Yacht Race witnessed a three-week game of cat and mouse across the Southern latitudes between the two leading teams, it was Qingdao which clinched a narrow victory. […]
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Iain Percy, Anders Ekström win SSL Finals
Nassau, Bahamas (December 7, 2019) – After four days of Qualification racing, the top ten advanced to the knockout stage of the Star Sailor’s League Finals, the event that seeks to determine the ‘stars of the sailing world’ and award […]
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Clipper Race: Variety on the menu
(December 7, 2019; Day 20) – The Clipper 2019-20 Round the World Yacht Race fleet is facing a mixed bag of conditions as they push forwards in the marathon to Fremantle. The competition is hotting up for the front-runners, who […]
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Penultimate day at Niner-Nacra Worlds
Auckland, New Zealand (December 7, 2019) – The 2019 Hyundai 49er, 49erFX, and Nacra 17 World Championships has new regatta leaders in both the 49er and 49erFX heading into the final day of competition, while the Nacra 17 title race […]
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Top 10 alive at Star Sailor’s League Finals
Nassau, Bahamas (December 6, 2019) – After four days of Qualification racing, the first major cull took place today at the Star Sailor’s League Finals, the event that seeks to determine the ‘stars of the sailing world’ and award the […]
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2 World Titles | 1 Year
Delphine Cousin Questel On Becoming a 5-Time World Champion After Winning Both The 2019 Foil & Slalom World Titles Delphine Cousin Questel (Starboard / S2Maui) successfully defended her slalom world crown in 2019 after a tense final event battle with […]
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World Cup Series Miami goes offshore
In anticipation of the new Mixed Two-Person Offshore Keelboat event that will be on the program at the Paris 2024 Olympic Sailing Competition, the 2020 Hempel World Cup Series Miami is partnering with the Fort Lauderdale to Key West Race […]
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End for Brest Atlantiques is in sight
(December 6, 2019; Day 32) – The end of the 14,000nm Brest Atlantiques is in sight, with MACIF expected to arrive early tomorrow morning, followed closely behind by Actual Leader. Less than 3 days after Maxi Edmond de Rothschild crossed […]
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Why don’t we just do it?
by Craig Leweck, Scuttlebutt Sailing News David Branigan reported in The Irish Times about an initiative in Ireland focused on transitioning young sailors into life sailors. The issues described are familiar to what is seen on this side of the […]
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Heat rises at Niner-Nacra Worlds
Auckland, New Zealand (December 6, 2019) – With qualifying complete yesterday, the fourth day of the 2019 Hyundai 49er, 49erFX, and Nacra 17 World Championships saw the race for the title and Olympic qualification beginning to take shape. With the […]
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Clipper Race: This race is a race
(December 6, 2019; Day 19) – The finale for the frontrunners in Race 4 of the Clipper 2019-20 Round the World Yacht Race is close and with only three nautical miles separating Ha Long Bay, Viet Nam and Qingdao, much […]
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World On Water Global Sailing News – December 6, 2019
This week’s “World on Water” global sailing news show produced by www.boatson.tv. In this week’s “WoW TV”: • Gitana 17 Edmund de Rothschild wins the Brest Atlantiques Race. Charles Caudrelier talks after finishing. • Day 2 of the Star Sailor’s […]
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Haunted by the sword of Damocles
When French skipper Yann Guichard was forced to abandon his attempt to win the Jules Verne Trophy, after just one day, he reported trouble with the steering, and felt it was not safe to proceed with the timed race around […]
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Youth rises at Star Sailor’s League Finals
Nassau, Bahamas (December 5, 2019) – A lighter 6-12 knot day on Montagu Bay brought a fresh set of winners among the 23 competing teams on day three of the Star Sailor’s League Finals, the event determining 2019’s ‘stars of […]
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Title Run-in
Julien Bru Documents Sarah-Quita Offringa’s Run To The 2019 Women’s PWA Wave World Title Sarah-Quita Offringa (Starboard / NeilPryde / Maui Ultra Fins) became the first woman in over decades to prise the Women’s PWA Wave World Title away from […]
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Injury Update
Maaike Huvermann Off The Water For at Least 6 Weeks After Having An Operation For A Torn Ligament Maaike Huvermann (Starboard / Severne / Maui Ultra Fins) enjoyed another excellent season on the world tour with the 22-year-old becoming the […]
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Transfer Season
Ricardo Campello Joins Naish in First Big Transfer of the Close Season For the last couple of years – Ricardo Campello (Naish / Naish Sails) – has been without a sail sponsor, but that has all changed for 2020 with […]
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Cape Verde
ules Denel Revelling in the Magic Lines of Cape Verde After the completion of the 2019 PWA Wave World Tour – Jules Denel (JP / NeilPryde) – headed for Cape Verde to score more world class waves after competing at […]
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World Sailing Presidential Update – November 2019
World Sailing President Kim Andersen delivers his monthly newsletter to share the activities from the world governing body for the sport of sailing. Following the 2019 World Sailing Annual Conference in Bermuda in November, our main focus has been to […]
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Rock stars of the marine industry
METSTRADE is the world’s largest trade exhibition for the international marine leisure industry, held annually in Amsterdam, Netherlands. It’s not a boat show…this is a B2B bonanza which is a who’s who of what’s what. Because it’s a marine event, […]
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Mauritius Route record confirmed
The World Sailing Speed Record Council has ratified a new World Record for the 8100 nm route from Port Louis (Lorient) to Port Louis (Mauritius). Now holding the fastest solo time is Francis Joyon (FRA) on the 31.5 trimaran IDEC […]
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Race Officials selected for Tokyo 2020
For athletes, the climb to compete in the Olympic Games. For race officials, the journey is equally as arduous. As nations determine who will represent at Tokyo 2020, World Sailing has released the names of the appointees that will be […]
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Hunting for the Jules Verne Trophy
(December 2, 2019) – This is round the world record season, as departures now from the northern hemisphere ensure transit through the southern latitudes during its summer season, which in relative terms, is the kindler-gentler time of year. However, in […]
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No consensus for Transatlantic Race
(December 1, 2019; Day 9) – Whilst all of the competing yachts are south of the rhumb line in the 3,000nm RORC Transatlantic Race, there is over 900nm of latitudinal separation in the fleet. Jangada is furthest north and Childhood […]
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Battle for second in Brest Atlantiques
(December 1, 2019; Day 27) – While Maxi Edmond de Rothschild is now on track to finish in three days, the battle for second place among the Ultim 32/23 Class trimarans in the 14,000nm Brest Atlantiques is well and truly […]
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Clipper Race: Chase and be chased
(December 1, 2019; Day 14) – After two weeks at sea Ha Long Bay, Viet Nam has retaken the lead from close rival Qingdao in Race 4 of the Clipper 2019-20 Round the World Yacht Race. Eighteen nautical mile separates […]
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America’s Cup: Paving road to the Match
When the Protocol for the 36th America’s Cup was released on September 2017, it stated how the precedent of preliminary America’s Cup World Series regattas would lead toward the America’s Cup Match in March 2021. But the plan for possibly […]
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Career Grand Slam
Sarah-Quita Offringa Adds The Final Piece To The Puzzle To Complete a Phenomenal Grand Slam of Career World Titles – Read Our Interview With The 17-time World Champion Now Sarah-Quita Offringa (Starboard / NeilPryde / Maui Ultra Fins) is quite […]
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Nothing simple in Brest Atlantiques
(November 30, 2019; Day 26) – With less than 2000 miles to go before the finish of 14,000nm Brest Atlantiques, Maxi Edmond de Rothschild (Franck Cammas/Charles Caudrelier) is now racing against the clock to reach the Azores as quickly as […]
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Clipper Race: Grinding to a halt
(November 30, 2019; Day 13) – Lighter winds and sunshine greeted the teams towards the front of the pack in Race 4 of the Clipper 2019-20 Round the World Yacht Race. It is time to be sprinting as the teams […]
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Tokyo 2020: Sailing in one minute
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Growing pains as sport evolves
As Sailing is limited to ten events in the Olympic Games, the debate is how these events can best serve the sport. They each offer an opportunity to promote sailing and provide a mountain to climb, and with significant diversity […]
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How the machine works when needed
As much freedom that sailing offers, we remain thankful there exists a community for support. This story could have been much different but demonstrates how the machine works when needed. Ocean City, New Jersey (November 29, 2019) – The Coast […]
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Brest Atlantiques in the northern latitudes
(November 29, 2019; Day 25) – At 10:02am today, Actual Leader crossed the equator, which means that all three Ultim 32/23 Class trimarans racing in the 14,000nm Brest Atlantiques are now sailing in the Northern Hemisphere, with Maxi Edmond de […]
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Clipper Race: All the horses on the track
(November 29, 2019; Day 12) – As the distance between first placed Qingdao and second Ha Long Bay, Viet Nam narrows in Race 4 of the Clipper 2019-20 Round the World Yacht Race, Ha Long Bay, Viet Nam Skipper Josh […]
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America’s Cup: What the Brits are saying
British America’s Cup challenger INEOS TEAM UK is currently testing their first AC75 ‘Britannia’ from their base in Old Portsmouth, UK. Team CEO Grant Simmer, who has competed in eleven Cups and won it four times in various roles, offers […]
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Field thinning at Musto International Youth Match Racing Regatta
Sydney, Australia (November 28, 2019) – Two semi-finalists have been decided on Day 3 of the Musto International Youth Match Racing Regatta as Matthew Whitfield (GBR) delivered a knockout blow to defending champion Frankie Dair (USA) in today’s Quarter-Finals, scoring […]
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At the equator in the Brest Atlantiques
(November 28, 2019; Day 24) – After crossing the equator last night, Maxi Edmond de Rothschild is now making its way across the Doldrums in the final leg of the 14,000nm Brest Atlantiques. While they have a comfortable lead over […]
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Clipper Race: A day of thanks
(November 28, 2019; Day 11) – The Clipper 2019-20 Round the World Yacht Race teams have many things to be thankful for this Thanksgiving, on the racing front – a slight break in the tough squally conditions that they have […]
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USA launches World Match Racing Tour
The 56th edition of the Congressional Cup®, organized by Long Beach Yacht Club in California, will play host to the opening event of the 2020 World Match Racing Tour season on April 29-May 3, 2020. An expected field of ten […]
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Melges IC37 Class escapes winter
The Melges IC37 Class 2019-20 Winter Series got underway on November 22-24 in Fort Lauderdale, FL. As the first class competition beyond Rhode Island, five teams competed in the 8-race series that was won by Bill Ruh’s Pacific Yankee. The […]
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Restoring a legendary speedster
The log canoe is the type of racing boat you’d see in the islands, born from a history of fishing and now used to embrace sport. Add hiking racks, and a mass of humanity riding them, these hollowed out tree […]
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Tight finish at J/70 US Youth Nationals
Eleven teams vied for the third annual J/70 US Youth National Championship, held November 22-24 in St. Petersburg, FL. The 11-race series was dominated by the teams of San Francisco Yacht Club/Annapolis Yacht Club, led by James Golden, and Cal […]
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Transatlantic Race: Into the blue yonder
(November 24, 2019) – After the 2019 RORC Transatlantic Race got underway yesterday from the Canary Islands, Swedish VO65 Childhood 1 skippered by Bouwe Bekking is firmly in front having raced 251nm in the first 24 hours. The fleet is […]
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Seeking trade winds in Brest Atlantiques
(November 24, 2019; Day 20) – With just over 4,000 miles to go to the finish of the 14,000nm Brest Atlantiques race, the Ultim 32/23 Class trimarans continue their northward progress up the middle of the South Atlantic. Maxi Edmond […]
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Robbie Doyle: On the shoulders of giants
Since its launch in 2011, the National Hall of Fame has enshrined 81 heroes of the sport, with its induction ceremonies offering an opportunity to witness these outstanding individuals. The Class of 2019 was the ninth such occasion, with Robbie […]
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Clipper Race: Now it gets real
Cape Town, South Africa (November 17, 2019) – The highly-anticipated 4,750 nautical mile southern stage of Clipper 2019-20 Race started today for the eleven strong fleet of identical 70-ft racing yachts, with their 4750nm course taking around 25 days to […]
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CEEREF does the double at 44Cup Palma
Palma, Spain (November 17, 2019) – It was supposed to be a heavyweight bout between Chris Bake’s Team Aqua and Vladimir Prosikhin’s Team Nika at 44Cup Palma, the final event of the 2019 44Cup season. These two, among the oldest, […]
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Island hopping in the Brest Atlantiques
(November 17, 2019; Day 13) – While leading the 14,000nm Brest Atlantiques, Maxi Edmond de Rothschild slowed down marginally last night but has regained speed today to further increasing their margin on the maxi trimarans MACIF, Sodebo Ultim 3, and […]
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America’s Cup: Avoiding the flatline
by Craig Leweck, Scuttlebutt Sailing News I was at a dinner party recently when asked for an America’s Cup update. I stumbled through a response, feeling like the information failed to tantalize, but truth is there is not much tangible […]
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Having a Hobie World Championship
The first Hobie 16 World Championship was held in Hawaii in 1976, and since the 1984 edition in Fort Walton Beach, Florida, the biennial (sort of) kumbaya has traveled to such destinations as Fiji, South Africa, Australia, China, and Spain. […]
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Video Highlights: Clipper 2019-20 Race 3
The 11 teams set off on October 23 for the second leg of the Clipper 2019-20 Round the World Yacht Race, referred to as Race 3: Spinlock South Atlantic Showdown, which took the fleet 3555nm from Punta del Este, Uruguay […]
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Final day abandoned at Hobie 16 Worlds
Captiva Island, FL (November 16, 2019) – The Hobie 16 Open World Championships concluded today when racing was abandoned due to high winds combined with an unsafe sea state. The race committee postponed in the morning and held the fleet […]
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Maxi trimarans battle the South Atlantic
(November 16, 2019; Day 12) – Having emerged unscathed from the past 24 hours of very strong winds and particularly rough head on seas, the four Ultim 32/23 Class trimarans in the 14,000nm Brest Atlantiques continue their crossing of the […]
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CEEREF masterful at 44Cup Palma
Palma, Spain (November 16, 2019) – If Charisma and Aleph were the stand-out teams yesterday, today, the penultimate day of the 44Cup Palma, belonged to Igor Lah’s Team CEEREF. In a return to their 2016-17 season-winning form, the Slovenian team […]
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78th Nassau Cup Ocean Race
The Nassau Cup Ocean Race got the 2019-2020 Islands in the Stream Series underway on November 14 with 19 entrants in the 78th edition of this race from Miami to Nassau. Tim Tucker and his C&C 115 Rockstar was the […]
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America’s Cup: Related by history
Tom Whidden and Joop Slooff caught up recently in Flensburg, Germany, possibly reminiscing about the 1983 America’s Cup which saw the New York Yacht Club fail to win after having successfully defended the cup over a period of 132 years. […]
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Full on at Hobie 16 Worlds
Captiva Island, FL (November 15, 2019) – It was wet and wild for day 5 of the Hobie 16 Open World Championship as early morning storms generated a very large and confused sea state. The wind was up and down […]
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Aleph Racing leads 44Cup Palma
Palma, Spain (November 15, 2019) – Racing at the 44Cup Palma in November was always going to be challenging not just for crews but especially for race officials more used to racing here in summer, in a sea breeze you […]
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Big win in Mini Transat production class
(November 15, 2019; Leg 2; Day 14) – At 16:31 UTC today, Ambrogio Beccaria took the second leg win in the Mini 6.50 production boat category of the Mini-Transat, completing the 2700 nm Atlantic crossing from Las Palmas de Gran […]
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Re-start in Rio for Brest Atlantiques
(November 15, 2019; Day 11) – Ten days into racing on the 14,000nm Brest Atlantiques and it is like a re-start from Rio for the four doublehanded maxi trimarans of the Ultim Class, with MACIF doing a pit-top, Sodebo Ultim […]
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America’s Cup: Italian proof of concept
America’s Cup Challenger of Record Luna Rossa provides a sneak preview of their AC75 which will be host to the teams in the gulf of Cagliari for the America’s Cup World Series races in April 2020. Video published Nov 15, […]
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From Miami to Nassau
The 2019-2020 Islands in the Stream Series got underway today with the Nassau Cup Ocean Race, the first of four events that extend from November to March in South Florida. The 78th edition of this race from Miami to Nassau […]
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Proto winner confirmed in Mini Transat
(November 14, 2019; Leg 2; Day 13) – At 17:00 UTC today, François Jambou won the second leg of the Mini Transat in the Mini 6.50 prototype category, finishing the 2700 nm Atlantic crossing from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria […]
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Trouble in the Brest Atlantiques
(November 14, 2019; Day 10) – It was a hectic day for the four doublehanded maxi trimarans of the Ultim Class competing in the 14,000nm Brest Atlantiques. With the focus on the turning mark off Rio de Janeiro, leading maxi […]
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Skunked at 44Cup Palma
Palma, Spain (November 14, 2019) – The finale of the 2019 44Cup Series will need to wait another day as winds gusting up to 40 knots and a heinous seastate out on the Bay of Palma kept the 44Cup fleet […]
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Class40 finishes at Transat Jacques Vabre
Salvador de Bahia, Brazil (November 14, 2019; Day 19) – Ian Lipinsky and Adrien Hardy on Crédit Mutuel have won the Class40 division of the 14th edition of the Transat Jacques Vabre, crossing the finish line today at 04:36:23 (UTC), […]
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World On Water Global Sailing News – October 4, 2019
This week’s “World on Water” global sailing news show produced by www.boatson.tv. In this week’s “WoW TV”: • 52 Super Series in Porto Cervo. • The 5.5 Class at the French Open • RS:X Worlds on Lake Garda • Formula […]
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Charisma showing up at 44Cup Cascais
Cascais, Portugal (October 3, 2019) – In contrast to their tail end of the fleet finish in Marstrand in July, Nico Poons and Charisma showed the way around the race track on the opening day of the 44Cup Cascais, posting […]
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Battle Royal for Champions title
Current one-design class National and North American Champions have gathered for the 45th Annual Championship of Champions, with racing October 4-6 in Stamford, CT. The unique format for this US Sailing National Championship pits champion sailors from a wide array […]
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Unprecedented course for Ultim Class
The Brest Atlantiques race, a 14,000 mile loop in the Atlantic Ocean, will involve four of the 32-meter-long trimarans of the Ultim Class, starting on November 3 in Brest, France. The inaugural edition of this event sends these doublehanded speedsters […]
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Pit row busy at Vintage Gold Cup
Richland, MI (October 3, 2019) – The third annual Vintage Gold Cup kicked off today with very challenging conditions that allowed for only one race won by Lars Grael (BRA) with Arnis Baltins (USA). The Vintage Gold Cup features restored […]
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VIDEO: Get onboard for a full experience
This 360 VR experience showcases how RYA SafeTrx collaborates with RNLI and the Maritime and Coastguard Agency to save lives at sea. Video published Oct. 3, 2019. Kaynak: https://www.sailingscuttlebutt.com/2019/10/03/video-get-onboard-for-a-full-experience/
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Behind the Scenes, October 2019
We are fans of the wall calendar, and in this report Sharon Green shares the behind-the-scenes story regarding the October images in the 2019 Ultimate Sailing Calendar. October’s image in the 2019 Ultimate Sailing Calendar is everything I strive for, […]
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Tokyo 2020: When Irish eyes are sailing
by Craig Leweck, Scuttlebutt I remember thinking, “Don’t look straight into her eyes.” But of course I did upon meeting Saskia Tidey, who was representing Ireland at the Rio 2016 Olympics. Tidey has Irish eyes, that sparkly blue common in […]
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Interview with Ecem Güzel
How did you get involved with sailing? The first time I started sailing was during a summer vacation in Bodrum. Nobody sails in my family. I found out that a frıend of mine had gone and just started by wondering […]
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Proof of concept by The Ocean Cleanup
Rotterdam, the Netherlands (October 2, 2019) – The Ocean Cleanup, the Dutch non-profit organization developing advanced technologies to rid the oceans of plastic, reports that its latest ocean cleanup prototype system – System 001/B – is successfully capturing and collecting […]
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Paris 2024: To Foil, or Not To Foil
As the testing of windsurfing gear is underway for Paris 2024, and in how a World Sailing committee will likely make a recommendation for the full World Sailing council to vote on in November 2019, these are active times in […]
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Wood is good at Vintage Gold Cup
The third annual Vintage Gold Cup has attracted 26 entries from across seven nations to compete in this event dedicated to wooden Star boats, with racing October 3-5 on Gull Lake in Richland, MI. The event has been growing since […]
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Video Highlights: 52 SUPER SERIES 2019
The 52 SUPER SERIES is established as the world’s leading grand prix monohull yacht racing circuit. The year 2019 marks the eighth season of the 52 SUPER SERIES and shaped up to be the best yet. The circuit grew from […]
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VIDEO: Getting from here to there
Peters May loading racing yachts in Southampton for shipment to the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup and Rolex Middle Sea Race. Video published Oct 2, 2019. Kaynak: https://www.sailingscuttlebutt.com/2019/10/02/video-getting-from-here-to-there/
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Four Candidates for Sustainability Award
London, UK (October 2, 2019) – The Blake Foundation, CNArenal/RCNPalma/CMSAP Can Pastilla/Federacion Balear de Vela, RYA/The Green Blue and SailGP have been nominated for the 2019 World Sailing 11th Hour Racing Sustainability Award. The World Sailing 11th Hour Racing Sustainability […]
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Start date confirmed for Mini Transat
La Rochelle, France (October 2, 2019) – The waiting game is over for the 87 solo Mini 6.50 sailors competing in the 22nd edition of the Mini-Transat La Boulangère. Initially scheduled for September 22, the storms in the Bay of […]
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America’s Cup: Now there are three
Cagliari, Italy (October 2, 2019) – Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli (ITA), Challenger of Record for the 36th America’s Cup, today launched their first AC75. Built by Persico Marine shipyard, the yacht is the product of more than 90 people, including […]
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Match Racing Nationals in San Francisco
The 52nd U.S. Match Racing Championship has attracted eight teams of both men and women skippers and crew to compete in J/22s for the coveted Prince of Wales Bowl. Racing will be held October 4-6 in San Francisco, CA. Only […]
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Winners of 2019 IBEX Innovation Awards
Tampa, FL (October 1, 2019) – The 2019 IBEX Innovation Awards, managed by the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) and judged by Boating Writers International (BWI), were presented today at the International BoatBuilders’ Exhibition and Conference (IBEX). IBEX, rewarding ingenuity […]
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College Sailing: Fall Season Update
Chris Klevan provides this week’s update on activity in the Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association (ICSA), catching up as the in-conference half of the season concludes and conferences square off at two major inter-conference regattas in New England along with the women […]
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Team GB shows strength for Tokyo 2020
(October 1, 2019) – Gold medalists Hannah Mills and Giles Scott are among 12 sailors named today by the British Olympic Association (BOA) as the first Team GB athletes selected for Tokyo 2020. The Rio 2016 champions are joined by […]
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America’s Cup: Hull becomes fuselage
With images now of America’s Cup defender New Zealand and challenger USA sailing their recently launched AC75s, and the Italian and English challengers soon to launch , INEOS Team UK (GBR) skipper Ben Ainslie offers a few words on what […]
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Continuously pushing people forward
It was Mark Twain that said, “The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why.” For Ken Dool, his “why” has been working for Sail Canada and continuously […]
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Safe Harbor acquires Newport Shipyard
Dallas, TX (October 1, 2019) – Safe Harbor Marinas, LLC has acquired Newport Shipyard in Newport, RI and increased its portfolio of assets to 85 USA facilities across 19 states. The addition of Newport Shipyard is part of the company’s […]
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Nominees for Team of the Year Award
London, UK (October 1, 2019) – World Sailing has announced the list of nominees for the 2019 Hempel Team of the Year Award, with entries from Australia, Switzerland, and the USA in the running. In the award’s second edition, Switzerland’s […]
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World Sailing Presidential Update – September 2019
World Sailing President Kim Andersen delivers his monthly newsletter to share the activities from the world governing body for the sport of sailing. September was a great month with several major championships taking place, among them the first Formula Kite […]
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J/105 Canadian Championship 2019
Canada’s premier one design, big boat regatta, the J/105 Canadian Championship was held September 27-29 on Lake Ontario in Toronto, ONT. Terry McLaughlin, a 5-time Canadians Champion and 3-time J/105 North American, dominated the 8-race series, winning with partner Rod […]
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Perfect time to consider something new
In the October issue of Harken’s At The Front, West Coast USA Sales Manager Rusty Rutherford has a suggestion for regatta organizers. As summer turns to fall, it’s a good time to look back at your summer regatta […]
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Eight Bells: Peter Lundt
Peter Alan Lundt, age 79, of Middleton, WI, passed away unexpectedly on Saturday, Sept. 21, 2019. He was born on June 13, 1940, in Elkhart, Ind., the son of Milo and Helen (Carpenter) Lundt. Peter graduated from Elkhart High School. […]
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Improving the future for US Olympians
The organization of youth sailing in the USA toward club-style, age-based boats has increased participation but it has distanced the learnings of young people from the variety and technical areas in the sport. To reverse this trend, change was needed. […]