Dinghy
Testing conditions
After an hour postponement to allow the breeze to fill in, we sailed 2 races yesterday in 5 to 8 knots of breeze, which was very testing.
The return of AMac
With the same intense sun and haze over the land obscuring even Dubai’s most extravagant landmarks and the wind back down to 6-8 knots again - marginal foiling territory - so day four of raci
Back to school
I haven't posted for a couple of days because I wanted to be able to have some good news, but unfortunately I still don't have much, so here's a quick recap of the last 6 races.
VIDEO: Bora Gulari
Possum magnet
There is rarely a dull moment in the 18 Footers and supporters are never surprised at what might happen, but last Sunday saw a ‘first’ – something even the most ardent follower wo
Horton holds on
Continuing a run tempered by cautious optimism in a field of highly skilled Star Class teams, Andy Horton and James Lyne once again remained on top in today's overall standings after the fourth day
Payne takes the lead
Yesterday with the discard coming into play, Simon Payne was able to rid himself of Tuesday’s mast breaking race, to take the lead at the Puma Moth World Championship.
Horton takes the lead
Skipper Andy Horton and Crew James Lyne edged up from their fifth place yesterday in the standings to secure the top spot after the third day of Star Class sailing for the Trofeo Bacardi.