Three weeks ago we visited Friedrichshafen Boat Show on Lake Constance along with KH+P Yachtcharter to promote Antigua Sailing Week 2017. At the show potential entrants to Antigua Sailing Week were told there is a case of English Harbour 5 […]
As it Happens
Antigua Sailing Week is delighted to announce that Nonsuch Bay Resort located on the east coast of Antigua within the protected waters of Nonsuch Bay, has confirmed its sponsorship of Antigua Sailing Week 2017 and as part of the agreement […]
Peters and May is presently loading MV Industrial Royal in the Middle East which will transit via the Mediterranean before heading to both Antigua and Fort Lauderdale. Check out the information and booking forms here. Peters & May Global Boat […]
Vale Jim Kilroy John B. “Jim” Kilroy (May 1, 1922 – September 29, 2016) owned and raced the record-breaking Kialoa sailboats from the 1950s to the 1980s, helping pioneer the era of maxi yacht racing. In both 1982 and 1983 […]
Antigua Sailing Week is delighted to announce a new three-year agreement with Dream Yacht Charter to become the Official Exclusive Bareboat and by the Cabin Charter Sponsor of Antigua Sailing Week through May, 2019. The Dream Yacht Charter fleet consists […]
Thanks to the first 24 entrants for the 50th Antigua Sailing Week 2017. As promised, all boats entered by the end of August were included in a chance to win a case of English Harbour 5 Year Old Rum. We […]
The first 17 entries are in for ASW50 – yes, the huge 50th edition of Antigua Sailing Week. Entrants to date are from England, Scotland, Germany, Belgium, the USA, Australia, France, St Maarten, Trinidad and of course Antigua. To […]
A plastic bag ban comes into effect on 1st June, 2016 so be sure to stop by Crab-hole Liquors where you can now buy reusable Antigua Sailing Week shopping bags. And if you need any further persuasion that banning plastic […]
Each year we ask our participants for feedback. So please take a few minutes to fill out our annual survey and let us know your honest opinions, observations and ideas. We consider all feedback as part of the planning process for the […]
Sir Hugh Bailey, knighted for his services to yachting is the ‘grandfather’ of sailing in Antigua. His CS40, Gypsy-UGo scored straight bullets until the final race to win CSA 7, but a 2nd in the last race nearly dashed Sir […]
After a hard-fought week, the winner takes it with a near flawless performance. The 49th edition of Antigua Sailing Week has delivered across the board. All 11 classes have enjoyed close-racing on the two course areas off the south of […]
Classic tradewind conditions prevailed for the final day of Antigua Sailing Week, serving up one last helping of awesome yacht racing. 15 knots from the south-east with a significant sea state delivered challenging conditions for the yachts. Going into the […]
Peters & May Race Day 4 Prize-giving. Photos by Ted Martin & Toure Forde
Peters & May Race Day 4 photos by Paul Wyeth. Photos by Tim Wright Photos by Ivor Morris
Team Oystercatcher Quokka – Credit Paul WyethAntigua Sailing Week burst back into action after Presidente Lay Day with some terrific rock and roll action off the South Coast of Antigua. The trade winds were back with 16 knots from the […]
On Peters and May Race Day 4, ASW 1979 winner Kialoa III aims to reclaim her glory. We go aboard for a sail on this historical racing yacht just in time for throwback Thursday.
Winner of the Nonsuch Bay RS Elite Challenge 2016 – Itchenor Sailing Club (Ian Walker, Chris Fox and Richard Bullock) with Kathy Lammers (Chairman, ASW Regatta Organising Committee and Mark Whinney from Nonsuch Bay Resort © Ted MartinIt is not […]
At the end of Race day 3, with no races scheduled on Lay Day, crews got a chance to mingle with thousands of locals at the Your World & Mine concert featuring Luciano. On Lay Day competitors, holidaymakers and Antiguans […]
Page 20 of 25