Anna Tunnicliffe’s Team Maclaren of Molly Vandemoer and Debbie Capozzi won the the ISAF Sailing World Championships in Women’s Match Racing after defeating Lucy MacGregor (GBR) in four straight matches.
“We’re really excited right now,” s
aid Tunnicliffe moments after getting onshore from the racecourse. Racing took place on Fremantle’s Inner Harbour in front of a large crowd of spectators lining the sea wall.
“It’s amazing, we’ve put a lot of effort into this year and had a lot of big events we had to get through and this has really topped off all our hard training,” Tunnicliffe said. “The team sailed really well, it was tricky conditions, conditions that we actually thought we were weakest in so we’re psyched we came out on top.”
This is the first match racing World Championship title for Tunnicliffe, Vandemoer and Capozzi as a team, although Capozzi won the Worlds three times previous with another team. Tunnicliffe and Vandemoer teamed up to win the Snipe Women’s World championship.
After six fiercely contested races across the waters of the Split Channel, Paul Cayard (USA) and Frithjof Kleen (GER) have been crowned 2025 Star World Champions, sealing the title on the very last race of the championship in one of the most thrilling finishes in recent years.
FIN 1 Racing is the winner of the 2025 69F Cup : Finnish team had no opponents capable of countering his superiority, demonstrated in all the events of the season. Also at Fraglia Vela Malcesine, where the circuit went to an end with the third and final event attende by six crews, Allan Norregaard’s team where able to line up all his opponents, (…)
The showcase curtain-raiser to the new Los Angeles 2028 Olympic cycle, Mallorca’s famous 54 Trofeo Princesa Sofía Mallorca by FERGUS Hotels started in perfect sunshine and seabreezes last Monday and today came to a fabulous conclusion, enjoying equally sparkling thermal breezes under picture postcard blue skies studded with puffy white clouds.
19 winners have been crowned and the inaugural Foiling Week Pensacola has come to a close after seven days of racing, community events, and social engagements. Inclusive of the largest Waszp North American Championship in US history, the world of foiling was shared with spectators from far and wide, and conversations are already underway for a (…)
The Italian Jesper Karlsen (Fraglia Vela Riva) has been proclaimed absolute champion of the 35th Palamós International Optimist Trophy and Spain has revalidated the title as winner of the 19th Nations Cup. In this way Karlsen will inscribe his name the Permanent Vila de Palamós Optimist Trophy breaking a streak of three consecutive Spanish (…)
The 48th Palamós Christmas Race crowned its winners after four days of intense competition in the waters of the bay of Palamós (Girona), with a very high international participation with teams from 16 countries represented.
"A little over 9 days to reach the equator isn’t an achievement that will go down in the record books", said Olivier de Kersauson in his radio bulletin today.
A bord de Geronimo ce mercredi. Photo : Cap Gemini Ernest & Young - Schneider Electric http://www.grandsrecords.com
« Un peu plus de 9 jours pour franchir l’équateur, ce n’est pas un score qui restera dans les annales » constatait Olivier de Kersauson à la vacation du jour. « Avec un bateau comme Geronimo, sans fanfaronner, on peut prétendre passer dans l’hémisphère sud en 6 jours. On a vécu un Pot au Noir horrible.
Bruno Peyron l’a confirmé lors d’une conférence de presse tenue ce midi à Paris, Orange devrait être prêt pour repartir autour du monde dès la fin de la semaine. L’équipe de l’organisateur de The Race profitera d’une fenêtre météo favorable samedi midi pour partir aux trousses de Geronimo.
Mike Horn est parti aujourd’hui 26 février 2002 du Cap Arktichevsky, au nord de la Sibérie, pour la première partie de son expédition ARKTOS, qui le mènera à travers l’Arctique jusqu’au Pôle Nord. Sa marche jusqu’au Pôle devrait durer environ deux mois.
Ce premier tour de chauffe sur le plan d’eau des Jeux 2004 s’achève sur de belles performances tricolores. Le Finn, la Mistral ou l’Europe remportent leur lot de médailles. Les premiers enseignements sont très instructifs.
With 200 miles still to go to the equator (at 13:00 GMT today), sailing conditions are hardly in Geronimo’s favour. The ten or so knots of wind available mean that the Cap Gemini Ernst & Young - Schneider Electric team trimaran is making very slow headway towards the Southern Hemisphere.
A 200 milles de l’équateur (à 13 h TU), les conditions de navigation ne s’arrangent guère pour Geronimo. Le vent d’une dizaine de nœuds rencontré par le trimaran du team Cap Gemini Ernst & Young - Schneider Electric cet après-midi ne lui permet de progresser qu’à faible allure vers l’hémisphère sud. « Même les prévisions météos sont dans (…)
Girls are no more on Club Med’ sails. They are at the helm ! Photo : Ch.Guigueno
Sailing legend Tracy Edwards is to take on the world again. The pioneer of all female sailing projects has acquired the record breaking 110 foot maxi-catamaran Club Med, renamed it Maiden II, re-formed her crew of expert women sailors, and is about to embark on a challenging three year programme which includes participation in both the Jules (…)
Voici donc (encore) un nouveau venu dans la classe des minis de série. Le Zéro est issu des plans de l’architecte naval Rochelais Marc Lombard, auteur entre autres du prototype 650 de Lionel Lemonchois, des Open 60 de Roland Jourdain et Catherine Chabaud et du nouveau Figaro Bénéteau.