It seems that last weekend will not only be rembered for the perfomance of Paul McCartney at Glastonbury and the Rolling Stones at Hyde Park, but also yachtings very own rock and roll pop star – Simon Le Bon – gets a mention!
Offshore
Quantum Racing Crowned Rolex TP52 World Champions
Quantum Racing Crowned Rolex TP52 World Champions . . . Their fourth world title achieved during the ten year history of the 52 SUPER SERIES, and their second ‘worlds’ win in Cascais
Round the Island Race 2022
Round the Island Race 2022 – Dark’N’Stormy is the winner of the 2022 Gold Roman Bowl
French skipper winner of SSE Renewables Round Ireland Race
SL ENERGIES Groupe Fastwave skippered by Laurent Charmy has been provisionally listed as the clubhouse winner of the 705 nautical-mile event
Argentario Sailing Week – Final Day
For the final day at Porto Santo Stefano, a south-easterly breeze at 16-18 knots gusting to 20, not a cloud in the sky and enough of a swell to spray the decks upwind.
Rolex Giraglia Line honours for Magic Carpet Cubed
Harnessing the navigational genius of Dutchman Marcel van Triest, Magic Carpet Cubed pipped ARCA SGR to the post
Father and daughter combination blast to Morgan Cup victory
The father and daughter combination Jim and Ellie Driver on Chilli Pepper in IRC Two-Handed was the overall winner by just 35 seconds from Shirley Robertson and Dee Caffari
Vendée Arctique – Winner declared at Iceland Gate
On Friday 17 June the Vendée Arctique – Les Sables d’Olonne race direction decided to make the Iceland Gate – to the east of Iceland – the finish line
Rán wins 2022 IRC National Championship
Niklas Zennström’s FAST40+ Rán nearly lost it when she posted a third in Sunday’s first race, the only blemish on her otherwise perfect scoreline.
RORC’s IRC Nationals – Rán shines as Jukebox surprises
The Solent was star of the show on day one of the Royal Ocean Racing Club’s annual IRC National Championship
Champagne Charlie Platinum Jubilee Regatta at Royal Southern
The Royal Southern YC Champagne Charlie Platinum Jubilee Regatta attracted well over 250 sailors from far and wide to enjoy two days of racing in the Solent
RORC Myth of Malham – RORC Commodore is overall winner
The overall winner racing under IRC for the Royal Ocean Racing Club’s Myth of Malham Race was the British HH42, raced by the RORC Commodore James Neville.
