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Mikey Wollmann made a flying start to the Orange Bowl International Youth Regatta in Miami yesterday. The Royal Hamilton Amateur Dinghy Club sailor is joint leader in the Laser 4.7 fleet after two races, according to provisional results. Wollmann pos...

A new firm has been set up by Government to help run the America’s Cup yacht races. The new limited liability company — to be called ACBDA Ltd — will work closely with the event’s ruling body, the America’s Cup Event Authority (ACEA), in the run-up t...

In 2017, Bermuda is to take part in Canada’s 150th anniversary of its Confederation by playing host to a fleet of tall ships early in June — greatly adding to the buzz of the 2017 America’s Cup races taking place in local waters. The announcement cam...

Warren Brown, one of Bermuda’s most successful sailors and a well-known businessmen, has died. Mr Brown, who was 85, passed away on Christmas Day in the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. Mr Brown logged more than 300,000 miles in his War Baby ocean ...

Sailor Stanley Paris is a quarter of the way into his voyage around the globe and is preparing to face the “roaring forties”. It has been 39 days since Doctor Paris, 77, set sail from St Augustine, Florida, and 33 days since he passed Bermuda. As the...

Local officials will play a significant role ensuring the safety of participating teams during the 35th America’s Cup and preceding Challenger Series. With the wing-sailed AC45 and AC62 catamarans capable of reaching speeds in excess of 50 miles per ...

Oracle Team USA have turned to one of the world’s leading aircraft manufacturers for help designing their wingsail powered AC45 and AC62 catamarans for the 35th America’s Cup and America’s Cup World Series. The defenders of the coveted “Auld Mug”, th...

A former America’s Cup skipper, Iain Murray, has been appointed regatta director for the 2017 America’s Cup. Mr Murray will work in collaboration with the six registered teams that make up the Competitor Forum, and assist the commercial commissioner,...

By Colin Thompson Sailing Correspondent A tall ship bearing the name of one of Britain’s greatest naval commanders and crewed by both disabled and able-bodied sailors is set to visit Bermuda’s shores next spring. Lord Nelson, one of only two tall sh...

By Colin Thompson Sailing Correspondent The memory of late Comet sailor Colin Clarke could live on through an international regatta honouring his legacy. The East End Mini Yacht Club sailor died last Saturday at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital...

Bermuda Sailing Association officials are awaiting finer details on the next Red Bull Youth America’s Cup with bated breath. It was announced earlier this month that the second Red Bull Youth America’s Cup will be held in 2017, with qualifying to com...

By Colin Thompson Sailing Correspondent There was a time when multihull yachts were frowned upon by sailing traditionalists. Not anymore, thanks largely to the influence that the catamaran has had since its controversial introduction in America’s C...