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 […]

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.  […]

Back for its second edition!

Highest attainable level was obtained by implementing multiple new sustainability initiatives for the 2022 Race 

At the request of the Bermuda Race Organizing Committee, US Sailing has appointed a six-member panel to study and report on the loss of Colin Golder.

Much of the fleet arrived in Bermuda today, and all major divisions have provisional leaders

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

For the second time, Barton & Gray Mariners Club will support the organizing committee as an official sponsor

Well prepared for the race and sailing with an all-star crew, the famed sailing couple looks back at the years aboard their record-setting Cal 40

Sailors should start their Travel Authorization application asap, ideally by June 10th, so they only need to upload their test results when available

Up to 50 sailors in the fleet will be tasked with monitoring their boat’s waste and innovating best sustainability practices

Jesse Terry describes the challenge of putting his classic 1956 Alden ketch on the starting line this June.

Enthusiasm for the 635-nautical-mile "Thrash to the Onion Patch" has drawn 215 entries with 74 days to go before the June 17 start.

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

The "Sailing University" on Oyster Bay is sending its biggest fleet of boats and trainees to the Onion Patch yet in June