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2010 Rolex Middle Sea Race

Igor Simcic’s Esimit Europa 2 took line honors in this 600-mile dash through the Mediterranean. Photos courtesy Rolex / Rene Rossignaud and Rolex / Kurt Arrigo

2010 Rolex Middle Sea Race

Hailing from New York YC and Chicago YC, Bryon Ehrhart’s TP52 Lucky took first place overall in this 600-mile dash through the Mediterranean.

2010-’11 Velux 5 Oceans

En route to Charleston, S.C., from Punta del Este, Brazil, the four remaining skippers have encountered cracked ribs, leaky water ballast, a water shortage, and a surprise attack by flying fish.

T-Minus One Year

Twelve months can seem like an eternity, but when the long-range goal is an overall victory in the Volvo Ocean Race, there’s little time to waste. “Gaining Bearing” in our October 2010 issue

2010 Newport-Bermuda Start

Sunshine, breeze and a huge spectator fleet sent off the competitors of the 2010 Newport-Bermuda Race on June 18, 2010. Photos by Dave Reed, Meredith Powlison/Sailing World

Jessica Watson

Adventure Lost

Jessica Watson will soon become the youngest sailor to circle the globe non-stop and by herself. But modern technology has taken much of the challenge out of this once superhuman feat.

2010 Rolex Middle Sea Race

Igor Simcic’s Esimit Europa 2 took line honors in this 600-mile dash through the Mediterranean. Photos courtesy Rolex / Rene Rossignaud and Rolex / Kurt Arrigo

2010 Rolex Middle Sea Race

Hailing from New York YC and Chicago YC, Bryon Ehrhart’s TP52 Lucky took first place overall in this 600-mile dash through the Mediterranean.

2010-’11 Velux 5 Oceans

En route to Charleston, S.C., from Punta del Este, Brazil, the four remaining skippers have encountered cracked ribs, leaky water ballast, a water shortage, and a surprise attack by flying fish.

T-Minus One Year

Twelve months can seem like an eternity, but when the long-range goal is an overall victory in the Volvo Ocean Race, there’s little time to waste. “Gaining Bearing” in our October 2010 issue

2010 Newport-Bermuda Start

Sunshine, breeze and a huge spectator fleet sent off the competitors of the 2010 Newport-Bermuda Race on June 18, 2010. Photos by Dave Reed, Meredith Powlison/Sailing World

Jessica Watson

Adventure Lost

Jessica Watson will soon become the youngest sailor to circle the globe non-stop and by herself. But modern technology has taken much of the challenge out of this once superhuman feat.

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