N2BOnline
June 14, 2022
Race fans can watch the start from shore, afloat, or via YouTube livestream; then follow the race via the BYS YB tracker
June 8, 2022
Virtual competitors in the 2022 Online Newport Bermuda Race can choose to compete in any one of four divisions
June 26, 2020
Join Andrew Holmes of Goslings Rum, your host for the 2020 Newport Bermuda Race Prize-Giving Ceremony
June 24, 2020
Putting his nav prep for the real race to good use, Sloan Burns sailed a fast and conservative course and finished second in the Double-Handed Division.
June 23, 2020
The fleet of water-ballasted Jeanneau Sun Fast 3300s hung close to the larger boats, finishing in less than four days.
June 23, 2020
Despite accidentally tacking his Dehler 46 on the final approach to the finish, Modonnellaw staved off SlideRule in the shadows of St. David's Lighthouse.
June 22, 2020
A veteran Sailonline racer, Cesar Garcia/GREATSKUA, won his first race in several years by boldly scrapping one plan for a better one, 24 hours into the race.
June 22, 2020
Juan Barclay/rafa, won the Gibbs Hill Lighthouse Division, which raced a fleet of Xp 55s in the 2020 Online Newport Bermuda Race.
June 22, 2020
Most of the leaders in the St. David's Lighthouse Division have on-water Bermuda Race experience that's helped them guide their Dehler 46s in the 2020 Online Race.
June 22, 2020
Half a dozen racers from the Mamaroneck Frostbite Association continue their duel across the Gulf Stream in the Double-Handed Division, sailing Sun Fast 3300s.
June 21, 2020
Staying closer to the rhumbline has paid off for the leaders as of Sunday evening, especially in the Gibbs Hill Lighthouse and St. David's Lighthouse divisions.
June 20, 2020
With winds lightening across the course for 2020 Online Bermuda Race competitors, the fleet spread 200 miles to the east and west looking for breeze.
June 19, 2020
Racers are fanning out quickly in the opening hours of the 2020 Online Newport Bermuda Race, and racers from a NY frostbite group are doing it too!
June 19, 2020
A big fleet of virtual boats started at 1300 ET and is sailing in a moderate southwesterly breeze, close-reaching towards Bermuda.