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Oracle skipper Jimmy Spithill says he has barely experienced any resistance from the community with regards to Bermuda hosting the America’s Cup and those few he has talked to with doubts soon warmed up to the idea. The Australian yachtsman said he a...

Small businesses are being urged to thrive on the unprecedented opportunities afforded by the America’s Cup. While big budgets may be required to become major official sponsors of the sailing spectacle, business leaders are encouraging groups such as...

Everyone has heard about the America’s Cup village in Dockyard and the festivities on Front Street ahead of the Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series Bermuda, but St George’s is where celebrations will begin. Bermuda’s maritime heritage will be o...

A team of world-class big wave surfers has been in Bermuda taking a highly technical life-saving and freediving course that could become part of Team Oracle’s safety training ahead of the America’s Cup. Oracle skipper Jimmy Spithill took the eight-da...

Staff from PwC pitched in with the America’s Cup and the Bermuda Sea Cadet Association to help spruce up the TS Admiral Somers Building in St George’s. The waterfront building at Convict Bay will be used for the Endeavour Programme — a five-day initi...

Tom Herbert-Evans has been appointed as the America’s Cup Event Authority’s Community Sailing Manager. The avid sailor resigned as the director of the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club’s sailing academy last month to take on his new job overseeing the America...

Sir Ben Ainslie and Iain Percy put their America’s Cup rivalry aside last night and joined forces to support a good cause. The Olympic gold medallists attended the relaunch of the Bermuda Schools Waterwise Programme and presented the organisation wit...

The Progressive Labour Party continued its charm offensive today when Rolfe Commissiong, the Shadow Minister for Human Affairs, praised America’s Cup authorities for initiatives deemed beneficial to young Bermudians. Twenty-four hours after Walton Br...