Offshore
Maxi-monohull/trimaran nip and tuck
With 2,800 miles to sail and just two boats on the starting line, a conservative start would seem like the smart play.
Half way stage
Passing the eastern extremity of Point Alpha, the ice exclusion zone, yesterday evening, Mariette of 1915 has passed the halfway stage of the Transatlantic Race 2015 between Newport, R.I.,
From the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave
Independence Day is bringing mixed reactions from the crew of Nomad IV.
Next stop - the old country
This morning at 03:46 EDT (07:46 UTC), Mariette of 1915 was first yacht in the 2015 Transatlantic Race fleet to pass the southeastern limit of the Ice Exclusion Zone surrounding the Grand
Next up - the greyhounds
With two staggered starts down, there is just one to go for the 2,800 Transatlantic Race 2015, and it is for the largest and fastest boats: the monohulls Comanche and Rambler 88,
Second time lucky
Yesterday’s second wave of starters in the Transatlantic Race 2015 have been enjoying substantially better conditions for their get-away from the US, compared to the first group that set sail
Nomad leads the charge
The majority of the 37 boats competing in the Transatlantic Race 2015 launched off the starting line into a brisk southwesterly breeze just after 1400 EDT.
Bigger is better
Among the first starters of the 2015 Transatlantic Race, waterline length is prevailing.
Second wave
With 13 boats having left Sunday on the 2,800 mile Transatlantic Race 2015, a second group of 20 is likewise due to begin the journey today (1st July) from off Castle Hill Lighthouse in Narraganset
Two schools of thought
Since yesterday passing the exclusion zones around Nantucket Shoals and, further to the east, the Northern Right Whale Critical habitat, the 13 strong first wave of boats competing in the Transatla