At Ida Castiglioni’s microphone, James Spithill gives a quick but insightful roundup of what he has seen happen in the America’s Cup and pauses to reflect on the role of technology, first and foremost from the point of view of helmsmen….
Being Jimmy Spithill, Episode 2: “What I’ve seen in 25 years of Cup…” Read More »
Since 1979, an Italian company has been enabling many boats to dock safely in Italy and around the world. Ingemar turns 45 this year, and its pontoons continue to crowd ports and marinas in the Mediterranean and beyond. We interviewed
INTERVIEW Ingemar’s floating docks turn 45 years old Read More »
The next America’s Cup has already begun, in fact as of today there are already those who are working to begin again. News of these hours tells that the British Royal Yacht Squadron, representing Ineos Britannia, has already officially submitted
It ended with an arrest the controversial adventure of Joseph Malinovsky, who became the most famous sailor in the United States in a few days(we had also told you about it here). “I will never abandon my boat!” His story
Hurricane Milton hero arrested. He was not on a boat but in a comfortable shelter Read More »
