The skipper and main trimmer for New York Yacht Club provide an update on their team's campaign for the 2025 Rolex NYYC Invitational Cup.

The premiere Corinthian competition for keelboat sailors will take place September 6 to 14 at the New York Yacht Club Harbour Court in Newport, R.I. Teams of amateur sailors from around the world will converge on Newport hoping to take home one of the most coveted trophies in sailing.

The bow / mid-bow team for Ireland's Royal Cork Yacht Club provide an update on their team's campaign for the 2025 Rolex NYYC Invitational Cup.

The spinnaker trimmer from Royal Canadian Yacht Club provides an update on his team's campaign for the 2025 ROLEX Invitational Cup.

The helmsman and tactician / main trimmer for Australia's Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club provide an update on their team's campaign for the 2025 ROLEX Invitational Cup.

The helmswoman for the Royal Swedish Yacht Club gives us an update on her team's campaign for the for the 2025 Rolex New York Yacht Club Invitational Cup.

Christian Zugel's Volvo 70 caps off a blistering ride across the Atlantic by claiming line honors in the Transatlantic Race 2025.

Foggy and light as the 11-strong fleet crossed the starting line off Newport's iconic Castle Hill Lighthouse on Wednesday afternoon, bound for Cowes, England. What emotions do the crews have on this historic moment? It's probably easier to tick off which emotions are not being experienced somewhere in the fleet. It's a huge adventure and there are a lot of unknowns. But that's a large part of the thrill.

Skippers and crew preparing for the west-to-east Transatlantic Race 2025 share their thoughts on the eve of the race's start off Newport on Wednesday, June 18.

At the 2024 Resolute Cup, the New York Yacht Club and Velocitek unveiled the first race management system to utilize RTK GPS technology outside of the America's Cup and SailGP. This system could revolutionize how regattas are run and bring to and end the dreaded general recall.

A chamber of commerce day brought to a close the 2024 ORC World Championships. For two teams, victory had already been guaranteed, but one would need to fight for it. Two other teams also earned North American championships as the 2024 sailing season in Newport, R.I. concludes.

In Class B, it's a dogfight for the podium with a variety of boats that go about the same speed around the track. Today's distance race gave some clarity to the standings, but many boats remain in content for top spots as we come down to the final race on Saturday.

With 19 boats, ORC A is the biggest class in this world championship event and winning it will require a unique approach, especially for sailors used to one-design competition. Two veteran one-design champions provide some insight into how they are attacking this diverse regatta.

With different agendas, but similar ambition and drive, two teams crossed the Atlantic to compete in the 2024 ORC World Championship. We go onboard with Moana, from Germany, and Wind Whisper 44, from Poland, and find out why they felt it was important to come to American for this championship.

Tired, but happy, sailors returned to Newport his morning after 23 to 30 hours of offshore sailing in Rhode Island Sound. We catch up with a few teams that had strong performances in the opening race of this world championship regatta.

To kick off the first offshore world championship in the United States in more than two decades, the race committee sent the competitors on an overnight race, with the courses ranging from 157 to 203 miles. The wind was light, but steady, allowing for team to make solid progress around the track as night fell.

The final day of practice and preparation for the 2024 ORC World Championship featured some practice races, some final measurements and checks, a skippers meeting and an opening reception. A full day of activity in advance of tomorrow's offshore race, which will stretch well into Tuesday for the 40 teams that will start it.

One unique aspect of the 2024 Resolute Cup is a boat rotation system that has each team sitting out every fourth race. After a bye, a team will have just a few minutes to get their new boat set up to its liking and check the current conditions. Chicago Yacht Club's crew, currently sitting in ninth, shows us how they go from watching to racing!

Light wind made the final day more of a mental and emotional test than a physical one, but in the end there was no doubt that Corinthian Yacht Club was the best team on the water. The Marblehead-based club is the first to win the Resolute Cup twice and is already planning its bid for the Rolex New York Yacht Club Invitational Cup next September. Rounding out the top six were New York Yacht Club - Main Page in second, Mystic River Mudhead Sailing Association in third, Eastern Yacht Club in fourth, Bayview Yacht Club in fifth and Chicago Yacht Club - Waterfront in sixth.

Light and shifty conditions created plenty of passing lanes on Day 2 of the 2024 Resolute Cup. As a result the scores were a little more jumbled than Day 1. Wade Waddell, from defending champion Corinthian Yacht Club, gives us a recap.