WORLD MATCH RACE TOUR - CHALLENGING CONDITIONS AT ST MORITZ
The race village at the Segel-Club St. Moritz was buzzing today, with 12 world-class sailing teams making their final preparations for a week of fierce head-to-head competition in the St. Moritz Match Race, the sixth stage of the ISAF World Match Racing Tour Championship.
After a light dusting of snow on the hills above the lake overnight, St. Moritz sparkled in the morning sun. However, the unseasonably cold weather meant the trademark Maloja wind was absent today, leaving sailors to contend with an erratic and chilling northerly breeze. This was light and fitful at the start of the competitors’ registration and weigh-in session, but built to a useful 10-15 knots for the first practice session.
LOTS IN STORE FROM THE GREEN BLUE AT THE PSP SOUTHAMPTON BOAT SHOW
SEVENSTAR ROUND BRITAIN AND IRELAND RACE STARTS IN STYLE
PLACES AT NATIONAL FINAL FOR YOUNG CHANNEL ISLAND RIB DRIVERS
COWES WEEK RIDES HIGH ON THE SOLENT WAVES
GULF CRAFT LAUNCHES MAJESTY 125
GILL RE-STYLES ITS POPULAR i3 MID-LAYER/THERMAL BASE-LAYER
ZAPCAT RACING - ABERDEEN GP RACE REPORT
ZAPCAT RACING READY TO DESCEND ON ABERDEEN THIS WEEKEND
ULTRASONIC ANTIFOULING PROTECTS MILITARY LANDING CRAFT
No rest for George. Time for the OSTAR
George and Brian back on dry land
New Pics as George and Brian pass Cape Horn