La prima giornata di finale della Dragon 90th Anniversary Regatta powered by Paul&Shark, l’evento che festeggia i novant’anni della barca disegnata dal norvegese Johan Anker organizzato dallo Yacht Club Sanremo, si è svolta in condizioni di vento molto leggero, che hanno messo alla prova i 150 equipaggi.
Narragansett Bay, Atlantic Cup, il Dragon era al comando della prima prova di giornata e puntava verso la prima boa del percorso quando ha colpito una roccia davanti a Jamestown. Emma Creighton, la prodiera, è stata catapultata in acqua ma prontamente recuperata. Il team è rientrato a Newport per verificare i danni. Alata la barca
With just two points separating Andrey Kirilyuk and Klaus Diederichs for the overall championship and a single point separating Philip Dohse and Poul Richard Hoj-Jensen for the Corinthian title, itread more
Despite an initial three hour postponement, it was eventually possible for the Gazprom International Dragon World Championship race committee to run two further races, races five and six of the serread more
The Weymouth wind god is definitely determined to make life difficult for the competitors and the race committee at the Gazprom International Dragon World Championship.read more
Weymouth finally showed herself at her best for day three of the Gazprom International Dragon World Championship where the fleet enjoyed two stunning races, races two and three of the eight race seread more
Sadly the wind gods refused to cooperate on day two of the Gazprom International Dragon World Championship 2013 in Weymouth and despite the fleet being on the water for over six hours and the raceread more
The opening day of the Gazprom International Dragon World Championship 2013 at Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy produced controversy, drama and one incredibly tough but exciting race.read more
This evening 77 teams from 16 nations and three continents are registered, measured, weighed and fully prepared to commence battle for the Gazprom International Dragon World Championship 2013.read more
After six days of racing at the Gazprom International Dragon Gold Cup went to the team on UKR7 led by Germany's Markus Wieser.read more
On the penultimate day of racing at the Gazprom International Dragon Gold Cup, there was a change of conditions with a westerly wind of 10-15 knots, choppy seas and mist.read more
It wasn’t until 1700 that a light south-westerly breeze filled in and the race committee at the Gazprom International Dragon Gold Cup was able to hold race four of the series.read more
The third day of the Gazprom International Dragon Gold Cup saw racing take place in baking temperatures and very light winds.read more
After a tough day yesterday when after five starts were attempted, the opening race of the Gazprom International Dragon Gold Cup, eventually saw 13 boats black flagged, today's one race on the Bayread more
The final day of Aberdeen Asset Management Cowes Week dawned with very light airs that necessitated a postponement before a WSWerly breeze climbing to 10 knots kicked in.read more
The penultimate day of Aberdeen Asset Management Cowes Week was another warm day with plenty of sun and winds of around 8-15 knots that increased to 12-20 knots with occasional stronger gusts durinread more
The third day of Aberdeen Asset Management Cowes Week dawned with unpromising weather forecasts – at one stage the Met Office’s Inshore Waters forecast predicted winds up to Force 9 &ndread more
A good dose of sun and wind that slowly built in strength from 8-12 knots for the early starts to gusts of more than 20 knots during the early afternoon gave more great racing for Family Day at Aberead more