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Shockwave takes Line Honours in the Newport Bermuda Race 2014

Shockwave takes Line Honours in the Newport Bermuda Race 2014

admin June 23, 2014

By Talbot Wilson Three boats had finished the 2014 Newport Bermuda Race by late...

The Newport Bermuda Race 2014: And They’re off and Thrashing

The Newport Bermuda Race 2014: And They’re off and Thrashing

admin June 20, 2014

It Was a Little Messy, but the Bermuda Race Fleet has Started By John...

Lilla Wins Class 13, Cruiser Division In The Newport Bermuda Race Lilla - IRL 7600 - CNB Briand 76 yacht skippered by Simon De Pietro (Photo by Daniel Forster/PPL)

Lilla Wins Class 13, Cruiser Division In The Newport Bermuda Race

admin June 21, 2012

Hamilton, Bermuda, June 21, 2012 – ‘Lilla’, the big red Briand 76 (IRL7600) owned...

Carina Wins Second Straight St. David’s Lighthouse Trophy In The Newport to Bermuda Race Carina -USA 315 - McCurdy & Rhodes 48 yacht skippered by A Rives Potts Jnr, making the most of the blustery conditions. Carina is the provisional winner of the principal St David's Lighthouse Trophy for the third time.(Photo by Barry Pickthall / PPL)

Carina Wins Second Straight St. David’s Lighthouse Trophy In The Newport to Bermuda Race

admin June 20, 2012

Going into Monday evening, LLwyd Ecclestone’s ‘Kodiak’ crew was hopeful of winning the...

Kodiak and Shockwave lead Lighthouse divisions after Rambler smashes Bermuda Race record Shockwave - USA 60272 - a mini maxi yacht skippered by George Sakellaris (Photo by Daniel Forster/PPL)

Kodiak and Shockwave lead Lighthouse divisions after Rambler smashes Bermuda Race record

admin June 17, 2012

By John Rousmaniere As of 1800 Sunday, six boats have finished the race, each...

George David’s Rambler Shatters Newport to Bermuda Race Record George Davidâs 90ft maxi Rambler has smashed the 635 mile Newport Bermuda race record, clipping a massive 14 hours off the previous best time set 10 years ago by Roy Disneyâs Pyewacket. The new record now stands at 39hr, 39 minutes, 18 seconds (subject to ratification) - an average speed of 16knots(Photo by Barry Pickthall/PPL)