Icebergs, Injuries, and Intense Battles: The Vendée Globe Unfolds
The Vendée Globe, the world’s most challenging solo sailing race, continues to test the mettle of skippers across the fleet.
The Vendée Globe, the world’s most challenging solo sailing race, continues to test the mettle of skippers across the fleet.
Cape Horn—legendary, remote, and fierce. For Conrad Colman, the only Kiwi competing in this year’s Vendée Globe, reaching this iconic cape for the fourth time is both a milestone and a moment of deep reflection.
As the Vendée Globe enters its final stretch, leader Charlie Dalin (MACIF Santé Prévoyance) and rival Yoann Richomme (PAPREC ARKÉA) remain locked in a tense battle for victory.
Catch up with all the action from the past 24 hours in this 30-minute daily report.
The France SailGP Team, led by driver Quentin Delapierre, is poised to make a significant return to the SailGP circuit at the upcoming Auckland event in January 2025.
As the Vendée Globe enters its final stretch, the leaders are feeling the pull of the finish line while others continue to battle the elements and their competitors across the fleet.
Nestled in the heart of New Zealand’s sailing paradise, the Bay of Islands Sailing Week has grown into one of the country’s most anticipated regattas.
Catch up with all the action from the past 24 hours in this 30-minute daily report.
The Vendée Globe is nearing its thrilling conclusion as leader Charlie Dalin (MACIF Santé Prévoyance) holds a slim advantage over Yoann Richomme (PAPREC ARKÉA) with less than 10 days to go. This ultimate phase of the race promises a dramatic finish, with speed, strategy, and weather conditions determining the winner.
The 2024/2025 PredictWind Moth World Championships are well underway on Auckland’s stunning Whangaparāoa Peninsula, marking the third time New Zealand has hosted this prestigious event.
As the Vendée Globe continues to unfold, the heat is on for leader Charlie Dalin (MACIF Santé Prévoyance), who crossed the psychologically significant 3,000-mile mark into the Northern Hemisphere. Despite his lead, Dalin cannot shake off Yoann Richomme (PAPREC ARKÉA), who remains just 86 miles behind and is maintaining a faster pace.
The World’s Toughest Row continues to live up to its name as solo crews from around the globe face the mighty Atlantic Ocean.