The Newport Bermuda Race begins June 21st and boats will take anywhere from 2-5 days to arrive in Bermuda and here are eight fantastic ways to stay engaged with all the thrills and spills of this legendary event, whether you're in Newport or tuning in from across the globe.

Why do they keep dong it? Get to know some of the Race's long time veterans.

There is something about the Newport Bermuda Race that seems to get sailors hooked. One “Thrash to the Onion Patch” never quite seems to be enough—even after setting new records.  […]

Read the SIs in detail and sign up for prizes, check out the latest Gulf Stream Analysis, and more.

Bermuda-Bound on Hound What’s “new” is usually what’s “cool” in yacht design, but some boats take years to reach their full potential. For the 1970 Aage Nielsen design Hound (née […]

Important Information for 2024 sailors! Crew List and Inspections Deadline this Friday

There are a number of special prizes that teams must declare to be eligible and there are years where teams forget to register for them when they could have won […]

The Bermuda Race Roll of Honour recognizes and celebrates extraordinary achievement in or concerning the Newport Bermuda Race and its predecessor races. 5 new members will be inaugurated this Fall at the CCA Member.

This collaboration marks a significant step forward in fostering sustainability and promoting responsible navigation practices within the sailing community.

Join the first American woman to race non-stop around the world and Bermuda Race veteran to celebrate the start of the 53rd Bermuda Race.

One month until the Start! Vital This Competitor Bulletin contains crucial details regarding communications and crew list requirements.

Photo: Daniel Forster The 170 yachts are subdivided into divisions and classes. Grouped by certain rules and ratings to put the sailors on an even playing field to vie for […]

These Competitor Bulletins are full of condensed information pertinent to 2024 participants and your attention to detail ensures a smooth sailing experience.

Armed with a mission to educate the public about epilepsy and empower those living with the condition, Phil Haydon is taking on the Newport Bermuda Race.

Our Environmental Stewardship Chair explains how the program took shape and how it continues to grow for a better future.