Pac52s Warrior Won and Callisto Duel to Finish in 52nd Newport Bermuda Race

Respectively, the two yachts are provisional leader of Gibbs Hill Lighthouse and St. David’s Lighthouse divisions

Sailor Dies in Newport Bermuda Race

Colin Golder, captain of yacht Morgan of Marietta loses life after going overboard

Carroll’s Argo Sets New Record of 33 Hours in Newport Bermuda Race

The MOD70 trimaran is the first Saturday finisher after a Friday start in the history of the Bermuda Race

The Lure of Family, Friendship and Camaraderie

Many boats in the fleet have multiple generations in the crew. The occasion of Father’s Day on Sunday, June 19, adds another dimension to the familial aspect.

Argo on Record Pace in 52nd Newport Bermuda Race

Jason Carroll and crew on the MOD 70 aim to be first-ever Saturday finishers in legendary race.

52nd Newport Bermuda Race Gets Underway in Wildly Varying Conditions

From a ripping ebb tide to fog and thunder squalls, today’s start had solid winds for almost all classes

Competitor Bulletin #27 – Scratch Sheets Posted, Fort Adams Parking

Notification to sailors of race documents updated and an important message if parking overnight at Fort Adams State Park

“Our Best Leadership Laboratory”

US Naval Academy participation in the Bermuda Race extends back 84 years and features two boats this year: Kodiak and Wasp

Competitor Bulletin #26 – Bermuda Immigration, Class Splits Update, Captains Meeting Recordings

Sailors who did not clear with Immigration yet, must do so in person with their Captain in Bermuda. Class Splits updated and links to tonight’s meeting will be posted shortly

The Ambassadors: Bill Gunther, Richard duMoulin, Howard Eisenberg, Thomas Vander Salm

Meet four of the nearly two dozen Newport Bermuda Race veterans who provide guidance to first-time or less-experienced captains

Competitor Bulletin #25 – Immigration, Captains Meeting, and Class Splits

Sailors who haven’t cleared must do so now. Link to Captain’s Meeting, and Class Splits Posted.

Gulf Stream Analysis: June 16, 2022

With one day to go, the Gulf Stream’s meander appears to be on the move. This is the third in a series of three analyses by navigator and oceanographer Frank Bohlen

The 52nd Newport Bermuda Race Starts Tomorrow

From a 141′ schooner to a 70′ trimaran, a 40′ Hinckley to a 32.6′ J/Boat, this year’s big fleet gets ready to race in fresh winds and rough seas

Competitor Bulletin #24 – SI Amendment 1, Captains’ Meeting Livestream Link, Class Splits Availability

Notifications to all sailors in the fleet, including the reminder to all captains to turn on their trackers by noon

Competitor Bulletin #23 – Immigration Hours Extended and Reminder to Turn on Trackers

Immigration at Sail Newport will now be open until 9 pm tonight (June 15th) and will open at 7 am tomorrow (Thursday, June 16th) and stay open until 9 pm again. We strongly encourage sailors to not wait to pre-clear.