Frank Bohlen

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

June 5, 2022

Navigator and oceanographer Frank Bohlen continues his pre-race analysis of the Gulf Stream

May 13, 2022

Navigator and oceanographer Frank Bohlen previews the shape and direction of the Gulf Stream for 2022

March 25, 2022

The defining features of the race are the Gulf Stream currents and the weather that it breeds, and there are many great resources to study

January 7, 2022

Veteran navigator and oceanographer Frank Bohlen revisits the 2016 Newport Bermuda Race forecast and highlights free CCA weather resources

June 14, 2018

In the final days before the start, the view of the Gulf Stream’s structure and flow is somewhat clouded. By W. Frank Bohlen Due to persistent cloud cover, satellite views […]

June 1, 2018

As May turns to June, the Gulf Stream watch intensifies and navigators study the structure and flow of the Stream for winning clues. By W. Frank Bohlen With 14 days […]

May 16, 2018

Gulf Stream navigation begins well before the race with a close watch on the evolution of the form and structure of the Stream across the route to Bermuda. By W. […]

March 19, 2018

Skippers and navigators can learn lessons about both Gulf Stream and weather forecasts with a look back at the last race. Story by W. Frank Bohlen. It has been said […]

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    Sean McNeill, our Press Officer for 2022, sat down with the winning St. David's Lighthouse Division Navigator for an in-depth conversation:

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    The race is a super experience: you compete among the best, enjoy the camaraderie of your crew, and arrive at a welcoming, beautiful destination. Here are some boats who've made the journey.

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    The Spirit of Bermuda, a fitting name for a ship alone in her class, first in the race and elegance. She's a replica of a Royal Navy sloop of war and each Newport to Bermuda race this 3 masted schooner gets to sail for home.

    Photo submitted by Jon Burt

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    Cheers to 2022's Class 14 first place boat No Surrender. A J/120 owned by Rick Hanson. In an interview for @spinsheetmagazine he said "The 120's are built for this type of race: downwind and waves to surf on. We busted 20 knots several times as we surfed down eight footers, sustaining 14 to 15 knots for extended periods." A well earned toast to this winning team. Hope to see you out there 2023.

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    Fall 2022 News: Letter from the New Chairman, Mark Lenci, Plan for Safety Training & Update your Email Preferences

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    Winning one Bermuda Race is hard enough, but how do you repeat? One of the first to do so was BARUNA (1938 & 1948), Henry Taylor's 72-foot yawl built to maximize the CCA rating rule at the time, was first both across the finish line and also on corrected time on her first win in 1938. To secure the repeat win in 1948, BARUNA, skippered by young Stillman Taylor, reached around Bermuda at 9 knots to finish from South to North.

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