Yacht Club

Lionheart Claims Boat International Superyacht Regatta Trophy

There were six strong J Class boats that took part in the second edition of the Superyacht Regatta event as part of the America’s Cup.


The Lionheart J class got the better of the other J Class racers to win the coveted Boat International Superyacht Regatta Trophy. They performed at their best during the regatta.

This win by Lionheart would give the team a very good boost and encouragement as they had to come from behind to claim the victory. They started the race very badly as the breeze had faded on their side during the first part of Race 1. But, this did not deter the team members, and they sailed with full vigor and consistency to win Race 2. They also gave Svea a tough fight and claimed victory from them. They were able to win the J class, race by staying 3 points clear of Ranger and Velsheda. These two teams were tied at 10 points each. (more…)

New Framework For America’s Cup

A new framework of America’s Cup has been designed and accepted by the teams.


The new framework the trophy aims to make the things easy like meeting cost hi-tech boats that goes multi-million dollars, give clarity for sailors, broadcasters and fans and raise sponsorship.

Till date five out of six competitors those are participating in the America’s Cup taking place in Bermuda have agreed to the changes made. The only one who has not signed and agreed to the plan is New Zealand team Emirates.

Glenn Ashby skipper of ETNZ said, we got information about the changes in July, and that time it was only the proposal, however, we are still concerned about the restrictions that this change will impose on the team.

On this move of Team Emirates Of New Zealand, Land Rover BAR CEO Martin Whitmarsh said that, the managing team is hopeful that ETNZ will soon be the part of this move as the changes are good for the stakeholders of the championship. (more…)

Royal Southern Yacht Club to lionize Start of Season day

With a great quality line up of regattas, championships as well as hosted events that would cement their position as one of the top Yacht Clubs in the Northern Europe in the year 2016, the Royal Southern Yacht Club, based in Hamble, has just thrown open their doors to members as well as non-members to relish the Start of Season day.

The Royal Southern is the biggest club on river Hamble bearing an ever expanding program of racing events to people of all ages – starting from youngsters in Optimists through to little keelboat as well as offshore racers. Visiting teams and members are habitual to relishing the best standards of racing as well as shoreside facilities in the world and this year would be no exception. (more…)