Helen Fretter sat down with Saskia Clark and Hannah Diamond to get insight into last summer’s Women’s America’s Cup...
This well appointed, family-owned marina nestled in the heart of ‘secret’ back waters on the east coast, is relatively remote yet offers good travel connections for berthholders and visitors writes Sue Pelling.
Women on the Water – Racing Season is Here!
We’re gearing up for another fantastic Women on the Water racing season and looking for enthusiastic ladies to join our crew.
Sam Jefferson looks at the intriguing characters who pioneered the pursuit we know and love. Occasionally, as I’m drifting along some coast in a leisurely manner aboard my yacht, thoughts turn to just what an esoteric pursuit yacht cruising is; sailing for the sake of sailing.
Since the 37th America’s Cup in Barcelona, where we saw our British sailors giving it their all in both the men’s and women’s events, much has changed. Earlier this year the news broke that Ben Ainslie would be parting ways with Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS.
It’s that time of year again when we take to the water and raise necessary funds for a very worthy cause, Pieta. Darkness into light will take place this year on the 10th of May and we urge all club members to get involve this year.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s INEOS Britannia will not compete in the next America’s Cup - but what does that mean for British chances, and what else do we know about the 38th America's Cup?
Despite providing plenty of return on investment 2024 America's Cup host Barcelona looks unlikely to hold it again.