Expected to arrive in Capri tomorrow, the 15 crews competing in the Rolex Volcano Race left Gaeta in Italy today at 15:00 CEST.
Artemis Racing takes Match Racing title, while Spithill extends overall lead and the french Energy Team led by Peyron becomes the overall winner of the Venice AC World Series.
Day 6 of Race 11 saw Visit Finland reaching again its leading position, although the weather conditions were even worse than in the preceding days of racing.
A steady day for the sailing yacht Bronenosec of Saint Petersburg Yacht Club, of the Leg One of the Rolex Volcano Race – from Gaeta to Capri.
With seven teams positioned to win the Fleet Racing Championship, the spectators in Venice experienced another great day of spectacular racing on Saturday afternoon.
Today’s windward/leeward race, marking the beginning of the Rolex Volcano Race 2012 has been won by Sir Peter Ogden’s 60ft sailing yacht Mini Maxi Jethou.
Day 5 of Race 11 saw another frustrating day for the Clipper 11-12 Round the World Yacht Race fleet, as the member crew continue their battle for victory.
With the participation of such spectacular vessels as the 100ft superyacht Y3K or the 112ft sailing yacht Nilaya, the Rolex Volcano Race officially kicks off on Sunday 20 May.
With the current leading of Energy Team gaining 35 points, Friday May 18 saw the victory of Luna Rossa Swordfish team as well as the ideal weather conditions for another spectacular yacht race of the Venice Ac World Series on the Grand Canal of Venice.
The elegant and luxurious charter yacht Glaze is an outstanding vessel to charter if you are planning on cruising the Western Mediterranean this summer. Glaze accommodates up to 12 guests in 5 opulent cabins.
The unstable winds marked Day 4 of Race 11 in the Clipper 11-12 Round the World Yacht Race, as the 10 international fleet battled for victory. Giving up its victory in favor of Visit Finland, the Race 11 winner was Gold Coast Australia, followed by De Lage Landen.
The famous ‘Tropical Island Regatta’ held on amazing Samui Island will come back on May 26, lasting until June 2 and hosting more than 500 sailors, with participation of the largest vessel, the 90ft sailing yacht Genuine Risk.