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The countdown continues for the first RC44 regatta to be held in Bermuda’s waters. The RC44 class will kick off its tenth championship series in the Great Sound, the venue for the 35th America’s Cup, from March 2 to 6. The annual tour, which features...

Saltus Grammar School students are putting their grand ideas to the test thanks to new 3D printer technology. The school’s design technology and IT departments started a campaign to purchase the 3D printers, after pupils learned about their capabilit...

The Argo Group Gold Cup’s status on the World Match Racing Tour remains uncertain, with organisers of the prestigious regatta still engaged in discussions with tour officials. The tour announced last year that the M32 high-performance catamaran will ...

The next generation of America’s Cup class foiling catamarans are going to “blow people’s minds”, according to Jimmy Spithill, the Oracle Team USA skipper. The six teams competing in the 35th America’s Cup to be held in the Great Sound next year are ...

Artemis Racing ticked another box after the Swedish challenger launched their second AC45S test boat in California last month. The wing-sail foiling catamaran, nicknamed “T2”, passed its first test on the waters of San Francisco Bay with flying colou...

Sir Russell Coutts, the America’s Cup Event Authority chief executive, has given the developers of the America’s Cup Village in Dockyard a huge vote of confidence. Work on the nine-acre infill in the South Basin site is way ahead of schedule, with th...

Cecilia Wollmann’s successful Olympic qualifying bid in Miami last week has raised the expectations for the 2020 Tokyo games, according to the teenage sailor’s coach, Christian Noe. Noe, who hails from Argentina, accompanied Wollmann at last week’s W...

An elated Cecilia Wollmann returned from Miami last night where she qualified for this summer’s Olympic Games. Wollman secured her spot in Rio de Janeiro after finishing as the top North American sailor yet to qualify, and 40th overall, competing in ...

The moment that Cecilia Wollmann clinched for herself a place at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro this summer, she improved the lot of all young Bermudians who aspire to reach the pinnacle of their sport. In becoming the youngest sailor to qualify...

Cecilia Wollmann took the traditional plunge in the waters of Biscayne Bay after becoming Bermuda’s youngest sailor to qualify for the Olympic Games. Wollmann, who was racing at the World Cup in Miami, punched her ticket after completing the Gold Fle...

A proposal has been submitted for a $3 million renovation at Horseshoe Bay that could create as many as 50 hospitality jobs for Bermudians in the run-up to the Louis Vuitton America’s Cup. Beach Boys Ltd, which runs the “beach experience” out of Tob...

It is often said that one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. That certainly proved to be the case yesterday for five graduates of the America’s Cup Endeavour community sailing programme, who have been granted use of five refurbished Optimist ding...