Fleet to dock in NY Harbor until Pro-Am on May 18, followed by Final Leg to Newport, RI on May 19 and In-shore Series, May 26-27
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11th Hour Racing, Green Mountain Energy and Manuka Sports Event Management partner to create first carbon neutral sailing race in the United States.
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The Kiwi-Australian duo of Conrad Colman and Scott Cavanough took first place in Global Ocean Race (GOR) Leg 4 from Punta del Este, Uruguay, to South Carolina with Akilaria RC2 Class40 Cessna Citation, crossing the finish line off Charleston at 05:45:00 GMT (01:54:00 local) on Tuesday morning. Colman and Cavanough took 28 days 11 hours and 45 minutes to complete the 5,700 miles from Uruguay to Charleston.
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While American Class40 welcome their European counterparts in Charleston for the start of the Atlantic Cup on May 11th, it is a logically reduced fleet that is getting ready to sail this weekend in Douarnenez.
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Back in full force for th eighth edition, the Transat Quebec Saint Malo promises to be great for competitors, but also for the spectators who will have the chance to experience the first few miles of ocean racing live from the shores of the St. Lawrence!
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The start of the Solidaire du Chocolat, on the 11th March in Saint-Nazaire, marked the beginning of Class40’s 2012 season. The General Meeting, held in February, made François Angoulvant President, and the partially renewed board got to work straight away: new changes to the class rules, reflections on the Global Ocean Race and organisational requirements for the Class’ next double-handed transatlantic race.
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