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1 week ago | yachtingworld.com | Helen Fretter

Helen Fretter sat down with Saskia Clark and Hannah Diamond to get insight into last summer’s Women’s America’s Cup, and what the current stasis in the Cup means for women’s sailing, in this weekend long read: TAGS: Everything you need to know about the 37th America's CupTop storiesWomen's America's CupWomen's sailing The Puig Women’s America’s Cup in Barcelona last autumn was a game changer: there had never before been a dedicated women’s competition, or even a dedicated female athlete role,...

2 weeks ago | yachtingworld.com | Helen Fretter

Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s INEOS Britannia will not compete in the next America’s Cup - but what does that mean for British chances, and what else do we know about the 38th America's Cup? TAGS: America's Cup team: INEOS BritanniaBen AinslieEverything you need to know about the 37th America's CupTop stories Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s INEOS Britannia will not compete in the next America’s Cup.

2 weeks ago | yachtingworld.com | Fox Morgan

Last season it seemed my boat was the target zone for every juvenile and adult seagull for their toilet business. This year I'm fighting back with every bird scarer I can get my hands on. This year I mean business, and not that kind of business! Fed up of a filthy solar panel I am taking action this year. The above picture was taken after not visiting my boat for just 3 days. The birds are absolutely filthy beasts.

2 weeks ago | yachtingworld.com | Toby Hodges

The newly announced Southern Wind 100X will launched later this year and aims for the perfect balance between comfort and performance TAGS: SuperyachtTop stories Boiling down the experience of building almost 40 yachts around 100ft, Southern Wind has revealed a project to build the ultimate in the genre.

3 weeks ago | yachtingworld.com | Toby Hodges

The XR41 marks X-Yachts return to the racing sector, which was historically a strong market for the Danish yard TAGS: New yachtsTop stories Fourteen of X-Yachts’ first all-new racer for more than a decade, the XR 41, have been sold off-plan, all but one to established and successful teams. Five boats are entered in this year’s ORC World Championship, while a well-known two-handed Dutch crew will compete in the .