Breathing down the necks of the Roemmers’ family team, Azzurra, are a posse of three crews: Luna Rossa, Platoon and Phoenix, which are all just one point behind. This regatta was close last year, two points separating the top three boats, and it is shaping up to deliver an equally close finish. ©...

The challenges to the tacticians, helms and speed teams of the ten TP52s were more frustrating than the usual Palma one-sided strategy, even a little random at times. But Quantum Racing proved the most adept in every department, winning their third 52 SUPER SERIES regatta of the four contested so...

Displaying a notable speed edge in the light 6-10kts breeze conditions Harm Müller-Spreer’s Platoon leads the 52 Super Series Valencia Sailing Week after the first two races.

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Although the sea breeze came tantalisingly close to providing racing for the 11 boat TP52 fleet at the 52 Super Series Valencia Sailing Week, a long afternoon on the water proved to be in vain.

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Day Three and second day of racing on International Paella Day for the 52 Super Series Valencia Sailing Week. After five races Luna Rossa lead closely chased by Platoon with Azzurra in third.

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After one of the most exciting, roller coaster three-race days in the history of the 52 Super Series, there is just two points separating the top three teams going into the final day of the season at the Valencia Sailing Week.

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Quantum Racing may have won the 2018 52 SUPER SERIES championship title, but unsailable light winds on the last day of the Valencia Sailing Week denied them the chance to pitch for their fourth regatta win of the season. Video Producer: Chimbovision

PWA Tenerife 2018. Here are the highlights from the JP team riders Jules Denel FRA-41, Robby Swift K-89, Leon Jamaer G-208, Morgan Noireaux HI-101 and Miguel Chapuis E-99.

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What a year for the Flying Phantoms Series - the fleet 'flew' in Oman, France, Portugal, Spain and ending in Cardiff, Wales.

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2018 GC Racing Tour kicked off in Lake Garda, Italy, with the first ever GC32 World Championships then travelled across Europe to Lagos, Palma, Sardinia and finishing in Toulon.

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