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Now one of the premier sailing regattas in the world, Antigua Sailing Week welcomes participants from all corners of the globe each year competing for the chance to win this prestigious race. Six challenging days of racing in some of the best sailing conditions in the world combined with the famous Antiguan hospitality make this a regatta not to miss. Check www.sailingweek.com/mobile for results on the move.
01-05-2010 18:06:45 Antigua Sailing Week Day 5 With many class overall results resting on today’s racing, a grand finale of Antigua Sailing Week 2010 was guaranteed.
In Division A, Racing 1, it was right down to the wire with the biggest boats in the fleet Titan – Tom and Dotty Hill’s custom Reichel/Pugh 75, and Niklas Zennstrom’s 72ft Judel Vrolijk-designed Ran engaged in their match-race style battle, once again, on the two-mile leg, windward/leeward course set just to the east of Falmouth. Ran however, pulled off a stylish win beating Titan by just over a minute on corrected time. In doing so, she not only won her class, but also won Division A overall.
30-04-2010 09:16:24 Antigua Sailing Week Day 4 Competitors had to contend with light winds as they made their way to the startline for the fifth and penultimate day’s racing at Antigua Sailing Week (24- 30 April 2010) off Falmouth this morning. Thankfully the wind built and remained in the 8-12kt range for most of the day. Competition in this no-discard series is really hotting up as leading boats start to emerge at the top of the score sheets and prepare for the final showdown tomorrow. more info
29-04-2010 14:36:26 Ocean Potion Team Victorious at Lay Day With Lay Day back in the official Antigua Sailing Week programme, the
committee waited with baited breath to see who would turn out for their
chance to get wet, have fun and generally entertain visitors at the Antigua
Yacht Club Marina yesterday. more info
28-04-2010 19:24:51 Antigua Ocean Series Leg 3 Sojana, Peter Harrison’s 115ft Farr superyacht, has broken her own record in today’s 80-mile Round Redonda Race by 45 minutes, with a time of 7 hours, 9 minutes and 58 seconds.
With America’s Cup legend Peter Holmberg on the helm, and a crew made up of highly respected professionals including Frazer Brown, Marc Fitzgerald, Jac Vincent, and guest star for the day, British record breaking yachtsman Brian Thompson, the stage was set for a good performance in this, the final part of the three-act Antigua Ocean Series.
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