Poseidon, crewed by the US Naval Academy's offshore sailing team arrives in Bermuda earlier this week. / Photo: Daniel Forster For over 100 years, competing in the Newport Bermuda Race […]

The Cullen family crosses the finish line with their crew aboard WaveWalker. / Photo: Daniel Forster For many sailors, the sport is a family tradition, and the Newport Bermuda Race […]

Mary Martin and Eric Irwin sit down upon arrival to share their story along with Jim Coggeshall, owner of the rescuing vessel. Includes footage of the rescue and the welcome […]

Photo: Gunga Din at the start in Newport on June 21. / Photo: Daniel Forster Distressed boat was assisted by Fellow Competitor Desna Gunga Din, a Swedish Yachts 41 owned […]

Competing boats have been crossing the finish line since the early hours of Monday [Hamilton, Bermuda] - The St. David’s Lighthouse Division of the 53rd Newport Bermuda Race has been won […]

Photo: Steve Cloutier We have our first winner! Pending any protests, Summer Storm 52 and its crew will be the champions of the Gibbs Hill Lighthouse Division of the 53rd […]

Photo: Helena Darvelid Today, the fleet has been a little quieter with the media team. We know the sea state has been pretty rough, leaving less time for updates. The […]

It is just shy of 48 hours into the 53rd Newport Bermuda Race, and we've already seen a dismasting, an abandoned ship, and a few retirements. Despite these challenges, the […]

An update from the water

An update from the water

This afternoon, 162 boats set sail from Newport, racing towards the Gulf Stream and kicking off the 53rd Newport Bermuda Race. They were joined by 4,000 race fans along the shoreline, spectating the first time off Fort Adams.

There is an update to be aware and a Customs reminder.

The Newport Bermuda Race begins June 21st!

There is an update to be aware and a Customs reminder.

In total, 5 Canadian boats are competing in this year’s Bermuda Race—2 of which have women at the helm as skippers. As Canada continues to expand its reach in competitive sailing, fans should be on the lookout for young, diverse, and ambitious crews—like those of HFOR and Hard Eight—on boats flying the Maple Leaf Flag.