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DRAG RACING ON THE BAY

Saturday
May 25
2013 Leave a Comment

Written by XS Editor 2

AC NEWS – Here is some raw footage of ORACLE and Team NZ pacing each other on the SF Bay.

“Sailing on the Bay with Team New Zealand and Luna Rossa definitely got the competitive juices flowing a little bit,” said ORACLE TEAM USA tactician John Kostecki. “It’s great to have all the teams here now, and out on the Bay; it’s probably a spectacular sight for people on the outside.”

So with this raw footage we ask “who will win the AC?” Let us know by voting in our XS Poll to the right hand side of our site. So far most of our XS collective think Team NZ will win it all. What do you think? Vote today!

Posted in News, Sailing - Tagged americas cup, sailing, sailing news

THRILLS AND DRAMA ON LAST DAY

Saturday
May 25
2013 Leave a Comment

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DELTA LLOYD – The new format experienced in the Eurosaf Champions Sailing Cup with the emphasis put on the last medal race created the expected thrill and drama in the Delta Lloyd regatta in Medemblik.

Five of the earlier leaders have lost top place during the Medal race which have opened the field for the top six boats.

Check it out above!

Posted in News, Sailing - Tagged DELTA LLOYD REGATTA, sailing, sailing news

HOBIE CAT SAILING IN 70 KNOTS OF WIND

Friday
May 24
2013 Leave a Comment

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CAT TALES HISTORY – What began as a windless regatta in the 1974 Can-Am Hobie Cat Race, from Port Angeles WA. to Victoria BC, ended in a race for survival!! Unexpected winds gusting up to 70 mph surprised the Hobie 16′s in their round-trip race across the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Brought to you by Hobie Cat dealer FuntoSail.com

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THE TRANSAT HAS A DATE

Friday
May 24
2013 Leave a Comment

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SOLO SAILING – The next edition of THE TRANSAT, the successor for pro-sailors to the original solo race across the North Atlantic that was born as the OSTAR, will take place in May 2016. As we wish the sailors good luck for the start of the Corinthian version for smaller boats this Bank Holiday Monday, 27th May from Plymouth, UK, this serves as a timely reminder to establish a marker for the The Transat, or La Transat Anglaise as its known in France.

The first race was competed by just a handful of pioneering sailors including Francis Chichester and Blondie Hasler who coined the phrase: “One man, one boat, the ocean”. There has been tragedy, dramatic rescues and exceptional drama since the race began in 1960. Over time THETRANSAT, as it is known today, has evolved and now serves the professional end of offshore sailing. But there are few modern day races that can reflect on such a long and outstanding history.

IMOCA 60 Monohull record: 12 days, 11 hours and 45 minutes set by Loick Peyron (FRA) on board Gitana in 2008

Multihull 60ft record: 8 days, 8 hours, 29 minutes set by Michel Desjoyeaux (FRA) on board Geant in 2004

For more info go to: www.thetransat.com

Posted in News, Sailing - Tagged sailing, sailing news, the transit

CAOL ILA R (USA) WINS VOLCANO RACING

Friday
May 24
2013 Leave a Comment

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ROLEX CAPRI SAILING WEEK VOLCANO RACE – The third edition of the Rolex Capri Sailing Week Volcano Race concluded with the final prizegiving ceremony today at the docks in Capri’s Marina Grande. During the ceremony, the crew of Alexander Schaerer’s Caol Ila R (USA) received the week’s most coveted prize – the Rolex Trophy and Rolex timepiece – awarded to the overall winner of the event on IRC.

“It was exactly three years ago here in Capri that we went into racing,” explained Caol Ila R owner Alexander Schaerer, “and the fact that we won a Rolex in our first competitive outing with the new boat is really a dream come true, but of course we hope it’s not going to be the last one!”

“A big thanks goes out to my crew,” added Schaerer at the prizegiving ceremony. “We came here with the idea that it would be a nice holiday in Capri with little wind for our first offshore race so we could get to know the new boat. If anything, we certainly got to know her; we know the bowsprit can only take up to 40 knots but not more than 40 knots- because then it breaks off! I was lucky to have a very seasoned crew onboard, with over 40 Rolex Sydney Hobart wins in total, and they managed to fly a downwind sail off a broken bowsprit and bring us home safely to this beautiful island. A big thank you to Rolex, IMA, the yacht clubs and the cities involved in making this event possible.”

The Rolex Capri Sailing Week Volcano Race began on 18 May and was comprised of one leg from Gaeta to Capri, an inshore race off Capri and a long-distance offshore race that started and finished off Capri. Caol Ila Rwas not only the winner of the event overall on handicap, but also claimed line honours for the offshore race, the 210-nm Rolex Volcano Race, completing the course in a blistering 18 hours, 2 minutes, and finishing off Capri at 05:07 on Thursday.

Extreme weather conditions around the Aeolian Islands during the scheduled race period led the race committee to alter the original course for the final offshore race. The resulting long-distance race took the participating Maxi fleet from Capri to Santa Maria di Castellabate, back past Capri and on to the island of Ponza before finishing off Capri’s Marina Grande.

The Rolex Capri Sailing Week Volcano Race is organised by the International Maxi Association, in collaboration with the Yacht Club Gaeta EVS and the Yacht Club Capri, and upholds a decade-long tradition of Rolex’s involvement in Capri’s international yachting calendar.

Line Honours Rolex Volcano Race

Caol Ila R (USA), Alexander Schaerer

Overall Results Rolex Capri Sailing Week Volcano Race

1^st IRC Overall: Caol Ila R (USA), Alexander Schaerer
2^nd IRC Overall: Jethou (GBR), Sir Peter Ogden
3^rd IRC Overall: Wild Joe (HUN), Marton Jozsa

How to Follow the Event  

Further information on the Rolex Capri Sailing Week Volcano Race may be found at www.internationalmaxiassociation.com

To receive a post-event wrap up report and to download high-resolution images, copyright free for editorial purposes, register online at www.regattanews.com.

Posted in Moving Pictures, Photos, Sailing - Tagged ROLEX CAPRI SAILING WEEK VOLCANO RACE, sailing, sailing news

SPLIT OR COVER

Friday
May 24
2013 Leave a Comment

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RACE TACTICS IN REVIEW – While Leg 2 of the Atlantic Cup has been decided, check out Gryphon Solo’s decision making process concerning whether or not to cut inside Block Island only miles before the Jamestown FiSH Finish Line. This was not an easy decision, especially given their position at the front of the fleet and cost her the race. Even in ocean racing it can pay to ‘cover’ the fleet instead of searching for the fastest course.

Posted in News, Photos, Sailing - Tagged atlantic cup, sailing, sailing news

EASTERN STARS

Friday
May 24
2013 Leave a Comment

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STAR SAILING – The first day of the Eastern Hemisphere Championship in Torbole was successful with 2 races sailed. The sea breeze helped a lot the sailors to compete on ideal weather conditions. So with two races today, the duo of Diego Negri and Frithjof Kleen found them in the lead with 10 points difference from the second and the third. Check out the action above.

Posted in News, Sailing - Tagged sailing, sailing news, STAR SAILING

THERE’S A NEW MAXI IN TOWN

Friday
May 24
2013 Leave a Comment

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RECORD BREAKERS - Save the date – July 2nd 2013 – Official launch of the new Spindrfit2 Maxi trimaran. Check out her specs below:

Characteristics:

Length overall 40 m
Beam overall 23 m
Hull draft 5,80 m
Air draft 47 m
Mainsail 450 m2
Gennaker 610 m2
Solent 270 m2

For more info go to: SPINDRIFT RACING

Posted in News - Tagged sailing, sailing news, spindrift racing

MELGES 32′s ROCK HOLLAND

Friday
May 24
2013 Leave a Comment

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MELGES 32 CLASS – Get your boat and crews ready for some good sailing in Holland Mi

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THEIR BACK ON THE WATER

Friday
May 24
2013 Leave a Comment

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AMERICAS CUP – On Thursday, less than 10 hours after a no-sailing recommendation period expired, three America’s Cup teams resumed training on San Francisco Bay.

For ORACLE TEAM USA and Luna Rossa, sailing again meant a return to their
training programs on the Bay. For Emirates Team New Zealand it was their first
sail on the Bay since arriving en masse as a team earlier this month.

Check out the photos for the day HERE

Posted in Article, Racing Teams - Tagged americas cup, sailing, sailing news, team artemis, team emirates, Team Oracle, team prada

AUDI MELGES 20 ROCK DETROIT

Thursday
May 23
2013 Leave a Comment

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MELGES 20 CLASS – Get your boats ready to rock in Detroit. MORE INFOMATION

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GET YOUR DESTOPNEWS HERE!

Wednesday
May 22
2013 Leave a Comment

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DESTOPNEWS – This Weekly edition takes you from Austria to Switzerland visiting Greece and Porquerolles along the way, but first an are going to have an exhilarating ride onboard a TP52!

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ANDREW ‘BART’ SIMPSON MEMORIAL SERVICE ANNOUNCED

Wednesday
May 22
2013 Leave a Comment

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FAREWELL ANDREW – The funeral service for Olympic gold and silver medalist and America’s Cup sailor Andrew Simpson has been confirmed as 31 May 2013.

James ‘Bart’ Simpson MBE tragically passed away, aged 36, on 9 May 2013 in San Francisco. He was a devoted husband, adored daddy, son, brother and friend to so many whose lives he touched.

The service will be held at Sherborne Abbey, Dorset, on Friday 31 May at 1pm, followed by a celebration of Andrew’s life at Sherborne Castle.

Guests are requested to bring any photos they may have of Andrew to be placed on a memory wall for people to share, and his family to treasure.

Family flowers only are requested for the funeral – donations are instead welcome towards a sailing charity to benefit children which will be set up in Andrew’s memory. Cheques should be payable to ‘Peter Jackson Funeral Services Charity’ and sent to:

Peter Jackson Funeral Services
Mons Bungalow
High Street
Henstridge
Templecombe
Somerset
BA8 0RB
UK

Please write ‘Simpson’ on the reverse of the cheque or enclose a covering note.

Sky photo by Artemis Racing/ Sander van der Borch

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SPERRY TOP-SIDER/ICSA WOMEN’S SEMI-FINAL CHAMPIONSHIP

Wednesday
May 22
2013 Leave a Comment

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WOMEN SAILING – St. Petersburg, Fla. (May 21, 2013) – The 2013 Intercollegiate Sailing Association’s series of National Championships began today on Tampa Bay in St. Petersburg, Fla. with the Sperry-Topsider/ICSA Women’s Semi-Final Championship. The Semi-Finals are the precursor to the Women’s National Championship slated to begin Wednesday, May 22 at 1 p.m. eastern time provided that all qualifying races are completed. Otherwise Finals racing will begin Thursday, May 23. The events are co-hosted by the University of South Florida, St. Petersburg, Eckerd College and the St. Petersburg Yacht Club.

Nine teams have already qualified for the National Championship: St. Mary’s College of Maryland, U.S. Naval Academy, University of Minnesota, Boston College, Yale University, University of Washington, Stanford University, College of Charleston and University of Texas. Nine more teams will qualify over the next two days from the 18 currently racing in the Semi-Finals.

Teams arrived to sunny skies and warm temperatures around 80 degrees this morning at Magnuson Hotel Marina Cove – where the competitors are sailing. Winds were from the east, a rare direction for the venue, at about five knots. As the day progressed the temperatures rose to the mid-80s and the winds became inconsistent.

The wind died and began to shift around in the middle of the day when the race committee called for lunch on shore and a break while they waited for the sea breeze to fill in. The winds came in from the south and filled to about 10 knots out of the southwest. The conditions held for a while until afternoon/evening thunderstorms came in and caused another delay in racing. The competitors were able to get a little more sailing in after the storms, but the race committee called it a day around 7:30 p.m. eastern time.

Teams are sailing in Club FJ’s on trapezoid courses. Both A-division and B-division completed eight races today.

“The conditions today were variable,” Brian Clancy, head coach of Cornell University says. It was a long day for the girls who experienced heat, sun, thunderstorms and a range of wind directions and speeds. Clancy says his team was actually able to practice in similar conditions leading up to this event on their home lake at Cornell. Sailing for Cornell was Lauren Turner ‘13 and Lindsey Ludwig ‘14 in A-division and Jenny Borshoff ‘15 and Devon Furlong ‘13 in B-division.

Clancy says it was important to hold your lane on the racecourse today and find pressure on the course. “The Semi-Finals is short, so our goal for this event is just to make it through to the finals,” Clancy says. Cornell is happy to be sitting on top of the leader board in first place after today’s sailing, but they are looking forward to a good meal and sleep tonight.

Dartmouth College is only ten points behind Cornell with 83 points and 22 points behind them is Eckerd College. The scores are close for the top nine teams with more racing to come tomorrow.

Semi-Finals racing will continue tomorrow morning starting at 9 a.m. eastern. Teams already qualified for the Nationals will arrive mid-morning to check in and hopefully fit in some practice in the boats before their start. When 16 races between A and B-division are completed, the National Championships are scheduled to begin. For more results and information about the regattas visit the event website: https://2013nationals.collegesailing.org/.

Top Nine Teams, Day 1:

1. Cornell University
2. Dartmouth College
3. Eckerd College
4. Brown University
5. Georgetown University
6. University of South Florida
7. Connecticut College
8. Roger Williams University
9. William Smith College

Watch live media coverage of the final day of the Sperry Top-Sider/ICSA Women’s Semi-Final on May 24 by clicking on the Live Media link at https://2013nationals.collegesailing.org/.

The University of South Florida, St. Petersburg and Eckerd College will provide daily text and photo updates for each of the regattas and Chris Love Productions will provide video highlights, presented by LaserPerformance.

Posted in News, Sailing - Tagged sailing, sailing news

EUROPEAN TORNADO CHAMPS SPEAK!

Wednesday
May 22
2013 Leave a Comment

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TEAMGAEBLER SAILING NEWS – Double European Champion in 2013 Tornado – Victory in the Open and Mixed classification for TeamGaebler!

Behind us are difficult months and it is a really great feeling to sail such a constant series in various winds on Lake Constance at the Tornado European Championship. With the single places of 1-1-3-1-1-3-2-2 we could beat the favorites from Greece, who finished overall second and third. Also the renewed victory in the Mixed ranking makes us very happy. A total of 31 teams from 8 countries took part in the European Championships of the Tornado Class.

The winds blew light to strong. Off and onshore. From all directions. Various tactical options we experience on the race course close to the delta of the Rhine. It was not easy to find the right way with all the wind shifts and gusts. We had 4 different wind directions during one day! The sailing near the northern Alps are often very tricky.

Also we felt to be in a trible race with the Greek top sailors, who had an intensive preparation for this event. In this situation it was not easy for us to catch better tactical option to escape and overtake them and same way to handle the risk of a fatal wind shift. A 3rd place was our discard after 8 races! And with 4 single race wins, it’s one of our best series ever in sail racing.

In 2010, we beat the Greek Team at the World Championships. In the last two years they often overtook us in the final just by some points. Sometimes we felt a bit unlucky. This time we took the title three points ahead Jordanis Paschalides & Kostas Trigonis.

Since 2009 we sail together as a mixed team. It was our first win of an Open European Championship title in the Tornado for both of us. The Mixed Championship title we have now won four in a row. For Roland it was the 8th Open European Title in the Tornado Class since 1991.

Posted in News, Sailing - Tagged sailing, sailing news, TORNADO CATAMARANS

RAINY AND COLD CONDITIONS

Wednesday
May 22
2013 Leave a Comment

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DELTA LLOYD REGATTA – It was one of this day when you dream of a good log fire and a captivating book…Despite the rain and cold, the sailors put on all the warmest gear to start the first races of the 2013 Delta Lloyd regatta.

It was an intense day on the water with a tight programme. Olympic and Paralympic classes sailed three races apart from the 49ers and RS:X who had four races back to back. “We realise it is an intensive schedule, particularly for the RS:X in non-planing conditions, so we decided to lower their target time to 20 mins and optimise resting periods between races.” explains regatta PRO Robert Lamb (GBR).

London Olympic champions take the lead in three classes.

RS:X Gold medallist Dorian van Rijsselberge (NED) didn’t mind the conditions, nor the intensive programme with four victories taken on the day:

“A perfect start here. Four wins. The circumstances were difficult today. Cold and rainy. People expect a lot of me, but winning stays difficult. The racing was nice. Four races on a day is not what we often do, in Garda we had that also. It’s tough, especially when it is so cold as today. Lots of guys in the RS:X had problems with the cold. In these conditions it’s important to sail smart, at least smarter than the other guys.”

Dorian success story is an inspiration for the younger generation. Young Dutch windsurfer Kiran Badloe who has started the year with a podium in Palma found it harder today but managed to place 11^th in a strong fleet:

“My races were unstable today. The wind turned a lot, that made it tough, besides the cold. It is nice to compete against Dorian, but today I didn’t see him so much. He is so fast. Dorian is an inspiration for me. His success is very important for Dutch Sailing. My goal here is qualification for the top 25 in the Gold fleet.”

Close score in the Women 470 with Olympic champions Jo Aleh and Polly Powrie (NZL) in first place, a point ahead of Sophie Weguelin and Eilidh Mcintyre (GBR).

There are no surprises in the Men 470. Mat Belcher and Will Ryan (AUS), undefeated since the start of the season, are taking the day with three wins.

The Danish shared the day in the 49er. Norregaard/Thomsen took the first two bullets while Warrer/Lang are leading the fleet after winning the last two races. In the women, Annemiek Bekkering and Claire Blom (NED) are taking first position after four races.

Canadian Finn sailor Greg Douglas leads the Finn fleet with Piotr Kula (POL) in second. With two SWC victories in Melbourne and Hyères and a second place in Palma, Laser class favourite Tom Burton (AUS) takes top place in the Laser. SWC Palma winner Alison Young is leading the Radial in front of Annalise Murphy (IRL) and Marit Bouwmeester (NED).

Mandy Mulder and Thijs Vissel (NED) have taken the first two races to lead the small but strong Nacra fleet.

Moana Delle (GER) is continuing on her good form in the RS:X women in front of a deep field. There are twelve countries in the top 15 and some of the best sailors.

The British are dominating the Paralympic classes after three races. Megan Pascoe takes the command in the 2.4 fleet, while John Robertson, Hannah Stodel and Steve Thomas (GBR) lead the Sonar on equal point with Hyères winners Bruno Jourdren, Eric Flageul and Nicolas Vimont-Vicary (FRA).

The forecast for the second day of racing is for strong winds.

Posted in News, Sailing - Tagged DELTA LLOYD REGATTA, sailing, sailing news

LUNA ROSSA ASKS FOR CHANGES IN AMERICA’S CUP

Tuesday
May 21
2013 Leave a Comment

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AC NEWS - Bertelli, chief executive of Prada and a longtime challenger for the Cup spoke at a news conference last Friday at the team’s temporary base in Alameda, Calif. asking for changes to the AC rules. For those of you who missed the conference, here is a quote and video of the news conference.

“In order for a boat to be safe, the crew must feel safe, and they need to trust their boat; this is primordial,” Bertelli said. “I have asked our sailors if they trust the boat, and our sailors have told me they do trust the boat and that they can sail on it. Obviously, we are going to look at technology and any tools that can help us to be safer. Also it’s very important to reduce the wind limits to around what we ask and to race as per the protocol and the class rule.”

“We will not tolerate the bending of the rules using as an excuse the latest fatality, and we will respect the rules of the protocol and the class rule as they have been approved. We are absolutely in favor of discussing with all the other teams to try to find common solutions to the problems we face, but we will not accept any imposition.”

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SNATCHING DEFEAT FROM THE JAWS OF VICTORY

Monday
May 20
2013 Leave a Comment

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SAILING ABOARD GRYPHON SOLO2 – Here is an onboard acount of the Atlantic Cup race from Gryphon Solo2:

Hello friends,

Well… we came pretty darn close to winning this one but somehow manage to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.

As we approached Montauk and Block Island in first place, we studied the Eldridge tide tables, pulled down weather info and finally decided to go around Block Island to the East, hoping for stronger winds and a more neutral (less unfavorable) tide. We also thought the pack of boats we were leading – Bo Dream, Le Coq Cuisine and Forty Degrees were going the same way. As it turned out, we bet wrong. Once we committed to the eastern path, Bo Dream and Le Coq peeled off to leeward, telling me later that they did not think they could catch us so they opted for the westerly route.

The distance sailed in that route is slightly less than on our easterly route, so as we came back together just past point Judith, Bo dream was slightly ahead and we were about even with LeCoq. However, they had a slightly hotter sailing angle to Newport and they ended up finishing slightly in front of us, so we took third place instead of first. Disappointing.

Oh well – we hit the dock at Newport Harbor Hotel, congratulated all competitors, as everyone had sailed well and finished within 46 minutes of each other, which is pretty amazing after more than 260 miles of racing. The whole group retired to the Clark Cook House on the waterfront in Newport for burgers and beers and it was nice to unwind and get out of the rain.

So, in retrospect, the good news is that we sailed the boat well and confirmed that we have boat speed comparable to any boat given the right sail choice, ballast configuration and trim, so we go into the inshore series optimistic for better result. We currently sit in third place, and hope to move up in the standings over the six inshore races in Narragansett Bay.

So, thanks as always for tuning in - it was pretty darn exciting racing on the water and I hope everyone enjoyed the action on the race tracker

We will be back on the airways on Friday with an update.

Cheers
Joe Harris

For more updates on the Atlantic Cup visit http://atlanticcup.org. And you can find an in-depth look at Joe’s expectations for the race at http://www.gryphonsolo2.com. Best of luck to all racers!

Posted in News, Sailing - Tagged atlantic cup, GRYPHON SOLO2, sailing sailing news

TP’s IN BARCELONA

Monday
May 20
2013 Leave a Comment

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52 SUPER SERIES – The boats are here and the crews are getting ready to start racing.

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LUNA ROSSA DEFIES RACE OFFICIAL’S ORDERS

Monday
May 20
2013 Leave a Comment

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AC NEWS – Luna Rossa AC72 sailed for the first time in San Francisco in the bay this weekend where the Louis Vuitton Cup and America’s Cup regattas will take place starting July 7th.

With an early morning roll out, Luna Rossa sailed in light winds (3 knots) that increased up to 12 and allowed the crew to carry out an extensive number of maneuvers.
The training session lasted about three hours.

Luna Rossa Challenge 2013 skipper Max Sirena declared: “The weather today was ideal for our first trial out on the water; from a technical standpoint it allowed us to test safety measures, loads and maneuvers.

However the really significant aspect was psychological: it was important for the crew to resume sailing on the AC72 and to get back into its normal training mode to prepare for the upcoming races. In the next few days we will continue with our training and development program as scheduled.”

Posted in News, Sailing - Tagged americas cup, sailing news sailing

Posts in category Racing

DRAG RACING ON THE BAY

THRILLS AND DRAMA ON LAST DAY

HOBIE CAT SAILING IN 70 KNOTS OF WIND

THE TRANSAT HAS A DATE

CAOL ILA R (USA) WINS VOLCANO RACING

SPLIT OR COVER

EASTERN STARS

THERE’S A NEW MAXI IN TOWN

MELGES 32′s ROCK HOLLAND

THEIR BACK ON THE WATER

AUDI MELGES 20 ROCK DETROIT

GET YOUR DESTOPNEWS HERE!

ANDREW ‘BART’ SIMPSON MEMORIAL SERVICE ANNOUNCED

SPERRY TOP-SIDER/ICSA WOMEN’S SEMI-FINAL CHAMPIONSHIP

EUROPEAN TORNADO CHAMPS SPEAK!

RAINY AND COLD CONDITIONS

LUNA ROSSA ASKS FOR CHANGES IN AMERICA’S CUP

SNATCHING DEFEAT FROM THE JAWS OF VICTORY

TP’s IN BARCELONA

LUNA ROSSA DEFIES RACE OFFICIAL’S ORDERS

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