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Antigua Sailing Week is delighted to announce that the Greig City Academy (GCA) from London, UK will be competing at Antigua Sailing Week later this month. Pupils from the school in the London Borough of Haringey will compete in Cork […]
One of the strengths of Antigua Sailing Week (ASW) as a national event is the extensive media coverage it receives locally, regionally and globally. This year, the ASW Media team will be sponsored by the Antigua and Barbuda Citizenship by […]
Following discussions between Antigua Yacht Club and Antigua Sailing Week along with the Triskell Organisation in Guadeloupe, a decision has been made to cancel the Guadeloupe to Antigua Race. Historically a passage race to Antigua Sailing Week, the race has […]
The historic and beautiful Inn at English Harbour is offering sailors, spectators and partygoers coming to Antigua for the 51st Antigua Sailing Week (ASW) special rates between April 19th and May 10th. “We are delighted to welcome The Inn to […]
Virgin Atlantic is pleased to offer preferred rates to family/friends and participants traveling to Antigua from London Gatwick for the Antigua Sailing Week 2018. To take advantage of this offer of additional savings, send an email to [email protected] with your preferred […]
This is an amazing piece written in the Classics by Michelle Slade on Kialoa 3. Kialoa 3 after so many years entered the 50th Antigua Sailing Week this year and was the only Classic Yacht to win seven races. Read […]
Rounding the Fever-Tree mark during ASW 2017 ©Paul Wyeth Following a successful first year in 2017, Antigua Sailing Week (ASW) is delighted to announce that Fever-Tree, the world’s leading premium mixer brand, has renewed its sponsorship for the 2018 and […]
Thank you so much to everyone who has sent messages of support for Antigua and Barbuda over the last week. Here at Antigua Sailing Week we have been working with the Antigua and Barbuda Marine Association on co-ordinating our communications. […]
Photos taken by Ted Martin
The Hon. Asot Michael delivers official remarks on the commencement of the 50th Edition of Antigua Sailing Week. In his official remarks, the Minister of Tourism congratulates the originators of Antigua Sailing Week, and all who have been involved in […]
50th Antigua Sailing Week April 29 – May 5, 2017 This year, Antigua Sailing Week is celebrating its 50th edition. Everybody wants to come to the party and it is not too late to take up the invitation. Eighty-four yachts […]
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 […]
Next year is going to be a huge year for all of us at Antigua Sailing Week as we celebrate our 50th Annual Event. ASW sponsor Virgin Atlantic has now confirmed that flights are available to be booked for everyone travelling […]
Great images from Race Day 3. Photos by Tim Wright – www.photoaction.com Photos by Paul Wyeth – pwpictures.com Photos by Toure Forde
Exciting images from the Johnnie Walker sponsored Race Day. Photos by Paul Wyeth – pwpictures.com Photos by Toure Forde Photos by Ivor Morris
The annual Antigua Sailing Week Schools’ Art competition aims to encourage an interest in sailing and the environment among the young and future audience of Antigua Sailing Week. This year’s competition was generously sponsored by LIAT, the Caribbean Airline. LIAT, […]
Celebrating the winners of the first official race of Antigua Sailing Week 2016. Sponsored by English Harbour Rum. Photos by Paul Wyeth -pwpictures.com Photos by Toure Forde
Photos by Ted Martin Photos by Johnny Jno Bapriste
There were near perfect conditions for the two stand-alone long distance races prior to Antigua Sailing Week. Following the Guadeloupe to Antigua Race, a record fleet of 42 yachts took part in the Round Antigua Race and it turned out […]
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