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Monnin takes the upper hand
Day three at St Moritz Match Race and the big black rain clouds were slowly beginning to clear to make way for some great racing. With no races of the repechage round robin completed yesterday, organisers were starting to feel the pressure to get some races away. The course was quickly moved to the northern end of the lake, where 5-7 knots of wind was enough to get the sailors off the start line. With racing starting an hour earlier than the previous two days, the race committee were hoping to start the quarterfinals mid afternoon.
Slowed pace along the Africa coast
Setting out from Hong Kong on 14th August 2008, Gitana 13 is tackling the climb up the Atlantic having rounded the legendary Cape of Good Ho...
Neville Crichton Changes Gears With Mini Maxi Alfa Romeo 3
After six years of sailing at the leading edge of international maxi yacht racing with his maxi and 'super' maxi yachts Alfa Romeo and Alfa ...
SYDNEY TAKE FIRST ROUND AT THE AUSTRALIAN MATCH RACE CHAMPS.
Sydney skipper Evan Walker holds the top spot on the leader board at the end of the first round robin, at the Barbagallo Marine Australian M...
Grant Simmer's Interview on BMWOracle DogZilla
BMW Oracle’s team launched their DoG boat this week and the team is conducting engineering tests of the 90x90 multihull in preparation for s...
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K-Challenge's Design Team is back to business
Just like Sebastien Col who just finished 2nd at the Danish Open on the World Match Racing Tour, before starting the St Moritz Match Race, K-Challenge’s Design Team is back to work with a busy agenda. September will start by meeting with suppliers and partners, but also with working sessions with Da...
French sailors aboard BMW Oracle's Stradivarius
Based in Anacortes on the west coast of the United States since 21st August 2008, the skipper of the Groupama Trimarans and his team are full of praise aboard the 90 foot trimaran BMW Oracle designed by the French architects VPLP. After the initial sail trials, Franck Cammas gives us his take on eve...
Big wind, big waves, big day
If they ever invent a 4x4 RIB the photographers and film crews that covered today's proceedings at the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup will be in the market for it. A one-hour postponement saw the wind build from zip to 20 knots and more. With the wind came the sea - short, sharp and steep. Great in a Maxi, dr...
Sirocco blows in to Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup 2008
After three days of racing and with winds having picked up considerably following yesterday’s light air the leaderboard at the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup has changed for the Racing and Wally divisions which now see Neville Crichton’s Alfa Romeo (NZL) and Jean Charles Decaux’s J One (FRA) leading respectiv...
Deliverance approaches
This Wednesday morning, whilst the crew of the maxi-catamaran in the colours of the LCF Rothschild Group is attacking its twentieth day at sea, the Agulhas Cape is still 90 miles ahead of their bows. Despite yesterday’s forecasts, Gitana 13 is slightly behind schedule which is the result of a diff...
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