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Cecilia Wollmann made a fine start to her Olympic Games qualifying bid at the Sailing World Cup in Miami yesterday. The promising sailor made the most of the light air conditions, which she thrives in, to get her qualifying bid off on the front foot....

A master plan for the America’s Cup remains a work in progress, with the community’s input solicited. Consultation started in December for the environmental impact assessment, and will include two public meetings this month. One will be held in Hami...

Cameron Pimentel and Cecilia Wollmann will both be looking to get their Olympic qualifying bids up and running in today’s opening races of the World Cup Regatta in Miami. Pimentel is competing in the full Laser rig, while Wollmann is sailing in the L...

Environmentalists have welcomed the move to hold public meetings to discuss the master plan for the America’s Cup event village. Stuart Hayward, the chief advocacy officer of BEST, said in a statement: “BEST is very encouraged by and wants to acknowl...

Two public meetings are coming up as part of an ongoing consultation on the environmental impact assessment for the 35th America’s Cup. The first will be held on Tuesday at 5.30pm in the Anglican Cathedral in Hamilton, with another meeting at 6pm on ...

Cameron Pimentel did his confidence no harm after an impressive display in a warm up regatta on the eve of the World Cup Regatta in Miami. The Bermuda sailor placed tenth at the Lauderdale Olympic Classes regatta in a fleet of 46 Lasers and will now ...

Nathan Outteridge, the Artemis Racing skipper, said he is satisfied by the progress the Swedish challenger has made in the design and development of the 50-foot foiling catamaran they will race in next year’s Louis Vuitton America’s Cup Qualifiers in...

Cecilia Wollmann, the Bermuda sailor, is leaving no stone unturned in her preparations for next week’s Sailing World Cup Regatta in Miami. Wollmann arrived in Miami on Monday and has experienced a wide range of conditions during her training camp, sa...

Commissioner of Corrections Edward Lamb has hailed 2015 as a year of standout progress for the prison service, but insists more is to follow in the coming year. Acknowledging that resources remain the biggest challenge in corrections, Colonel Lamb sa...

Franck Cammas, the Groupama Team France skipper, has made considerable progress from a serious foot injury and could be back on the water sailing before the end of next month. The distinguished offshore sailor and multihull specialist has been in reh...

Interest in this year’s Newport Bermuda Race is so great that the organising committee’s e-mail collapsed under the weight of applications after entries opened. More than 100 yachts have already registered to take part in a race that will be limited ...

Tentative plans are afoot for the swimming pool at Sandys 360 to be put back into limited use. Talks are under way with Oracle Team USA for the 25-metre pool at the sports centre to be used for training by the America’s Cup athletes. Craig McFarlane,...