NEW YORK—Covid-19 has forced most of our worlds to go virtual: Zoom meetings, virtual office hours, online food orders and remote schooling. Add competitive sailing to the list of things
BRISTOL, Rhode Island—US Sailing announced six recipients of its “Reach Hub” grants on July 29; five of the centers receiving those grants are in Southern California. Those recipients are: Mission
NEWPORT, Rhode Island—Simon Fisher, Kyle Langford and Emily Nagel highlighted the selection of high-profile sailors who joined the 11th Hour Racing Team training crew, it was announced on July 31.
Edgartown, Massachusetts—Former U.S. Senator for Massachusetts and former U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry claimed the coveted Venona Trophy at Edgartown Race Weekend’s 82nd ‘Round-the-Island Race, sailing his classic Alden
Covid-19 might have significantly slowed the sailing world, but teams planning to compete in next year’s America’s Cup are out there trying to get ready for the high-profile race. Luna
BRISTOL, Rhode Island—The broken record that is 2020 continues to repeat itself. This time it’s the U.S. Multihull Championship coming off the calendar. Also taken off calendar this year: the
BRISTOL, Rhode Island—Luke Muller of Fort Pierce, Florida has qualified for the 2020 U.S. Olympic Sailing Team, as US Sailing announced the Tokyo Games athlete trials for the Finn class
BRISTOL, Rhode Island—Two Olympic qualifying regattas were officially canceled by the US Sailing Olympic Sailing Committee, it was announced on July 9. The committee officially took the 2020 Finn and
