After skippering /ABM AMRO One/ to a dominating performance in the Volvo Ocean Race, Mike Sanderson has taken his rightful place alongside sailing’s biggest names. But one question remains: How did the man called “Moose” fly under the radar for so long? From our July/August 2006 issue.
Exclusive coverage of the Copa del Ray by /Sailing World/ correspondent Amory Ross
French teams have run away with the top three places at the Hobie Tiger World, so for the top U.S. team of Greg Thomas and Jacques Bernier, there’s one last score to settle.
In the stronger breezes off Cangas, Spain, Americans Greg Thomas and Jacques Bernier pile on the mistakes while the French leaders pile on the points.
It’s early yet in the weeklong Hobie Tiger Worlds, and with French teams taking the top two places on the second day, the pressure is on Americans Greg Thomas and Jacques Bernier to retake the lead.
Hobie Team Riders Greg Thomas and Jacques Bernier are competing at the Hobie Tiger and Dragoon Worlds in Cangas, Spain, and Bernier is checking in daily.
After a first day with narrow point separations at the top of the class results, Day 2 of the New York YC Race Week at Newport did not disappoint.
The world’s best junior sailors convened in Weymouth and Portland, Great Britain July 12-21 for the Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship 2006. 281 entrants competed in classes including 420, Laser, Laser Radial, Hobie 16, and RS:X windsurfer.
The latest racing and industry news
/Sailing World/’s Tony Bessinger reports from Mackinac Island, Michigan after his first Bacardi Bayview Mackinac race.
Most of the class winners in the New York YC’s Race Week at Newport established leads on the first day and held on the whole week.
Light breeze and scorching sun did not prevent racing on day 2 of New York YC Race Week at Newport. Leaders hung onto their positions in the shifty breeze, while the Classic Division wrapped up their regatta.
After skippering /ABM AMRO One/ to a dominating performance in the Volvo Ocean Race, Mike Sanderson has taken his rightful place alongside sailing’s biggest names. But one question remains: How did the man called “Moose” fly under the radar for so long? From our July/August 2006 issue.
Exclusive coverage of the Copa del Ray by /Sailing World/ correspondent Amory Ross
French teams have run away with the top three places at the Hobie Tiger World, so for the top U.S. team of Greg Thomas and Jacques Bernier, there’s one last score to settle.
In the stronger breezes off Cangas, Spain, Americans Greg Thomas and Jacques Bernier pile on the mistakes while the French leaders pile on the points.
It’s early yet in the weeklong Hobie Tiger Worlds, and with French teams taking the top two places on the second day, the pressure is on Americans Greg Thomas and Jacques Bernier to retake the lead.
Hobie Team Riders Greg Thomas and Jacques Bernier are competing at the Hobie Tiger and Dragoon Worlds in Cangas, Spain, and Bernier is checking in daily.
After a first day with narrow point separations at the top of the class results, Day 2 of the New York YC Race Week at Newport did not disappoint.
The world’s best junior sailors convened in Weymouth and Portland, Great Britain July 12-21 for the Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship 2006. 281 entrants competed in classes including 420, Laser, Laser Radial, Hobie 16, and RS:X windsurfer.
The latest racing and industry news
/Sailing World/’s Tony Bessinger reports from Mackinac Island, Michigan after his first Bacardi Bayview Mackinac race.
Most of the class winners in the New York YC’s Race Week at Newport established leads on the first day and held on the whole week.
Light breeze and scorching sun did not prevent racing on day 2 of New York YC Race Week at Newport. Leaders hung onto their positions in the shifty breeze, while the Classic Division wrapped up their regatta.
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