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Daydreaming of 2025 sailing adventures Daydreaming of 2025 sailing adventures Harnessing winter's doldrums to plan great summer sailing adventures Early January in the Pacific Northwest can get a little dreary at times (ahem), it's also a natural opportunity to take stock of one's goals for the new year, and to start cementing plans for the coming sailing season. by David Schmidt Posted 7 Jan ...
Vendée Globe New Year's Day Update - Fleet See In 2025!
Jan 1, 2025 · Related Articles Vendée Globe leader Dalin back across the Equator Into the Northern Hemisphere and on the final stretch to Les Sables d'Olonne Charlie Dalin, skipper of MACIF Santé Prévoyance who is the leader of the Vendée Globe crossed the equator back into the Northern Hemisphere this Sunday afternoon at 1438hrs UTC. Posted on 5 Jan Vendée Globe Sunday 5th January Update
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Dragon Prince Philip Cup Day 3 Dragon Prince Philip Cup Day 3 A Classic Beauty Classic good looks, no I'm not talking about Sophia Loren, Brigitte Bardot or Princess Grace, I mean the Dragon class. by John Roberson Posted 9 Jan 00:33 AEDT RORC Transatlantic Race launches centenary year RORC Transatlantic Race launches centenary year The 11th edition of the race begins on Sunday The 11th ...
Vendée Globe Monday 6th January Update - Across the Equator!
4 days ago · Related Articles Vendée Globe 7th January Update The two rivals are heading north towards the infamous Azores high pressure system What logically can be considered the Vendée Globe title duel between Charlie Dalin (MACIF Santé Prévoyance, 1st) and Yoann Richomme (PAPREC ARKEA, 2nd) continues unabated in the trade winds. Posted on 7 Jan Vendée Globe Tuesday 7th January Update
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Australian 13ft & 16ft Skiff Championships Day 2 Australian 13ft & 16ft Skiff Championships Day 2 A perfect 15-knot tradewind fanned the azure waters off Maryborough Sailing Club With opening day nerves set aside, back-to-back races on the calendar, and a perfect 15-knot tradewind fanning the azure waters off Maryborough Sailing Club, the 2025 13ft and 16ft Skiff Australian Championships went ...
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Vendée Globe 8th January Update Vendée Globe 8th January Update Rivalries, frustration and electrifying action The rivalry between Charlie Dalin (MACIF Santé Prévoyance, 1st) and Yoann Richomme (PAPREC ARKÉA, 2nd) continues at full intensity in the trade winds on their 59th day at sea. by Vendée Globe media Posted 9 Jan 06:21 NZDT 2024 PredictWind Moth Worlds - Day 4 2024 PredictWind ...
Storm Trysail Club to host ORC North Americans during 31st Block …
1 day ago · "Block Island Race Week is America's last true race week," said Ty Anderson, Race Chair and Storm Trysail Club Rear Commodore. "This recognition is a testament to its Corinthian spirit and provides a fantastic opportunity for additional ORC boats to experience the event's unique blend of competitive and fun sailing."
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Richomme: "If Charlie wins, I'll be happy for him" Richomme: "If Charlie wins, I'll be happy for him" Two-time Figaro champion says he will be delighted for his old rival if he wins the Vendée Globe There are still 2,400 nautical miles to sail to the finish for the leaders of this epic Vendée Globe and Yoann Richomme on Paprec Arkéa in second place has not given up …
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Vendée Globe leader Dalin back across the Equator Vendée Globe leader Dalin back across the Equator Into the Northern Hemisphere and on the final stretch to Les Sables d'Olonne Charlie Dalin, skipper of MACIF Santé Prévoyance who is the leader of the Vendée Globe crossed the equator back into the Northern Hemisphere this Sunday afternoon at 1438hrs UTC. by Vendée Globe media Posted 5 Jan ...
Ready for the future: World Sailing publishes strategy to prepare ...
Nov 22, 2024 · World Sailing has officially launched its new strategy, Ready for the Future, which will guide the sport from 2025 to 2029. Developed in collaboration with athletes, World Sailing Council representatives, World Sailing Board Members, Classes and stakeholders, the strategy focuses on four priorities for the sport: