Andy Rice talks to Stuart Childerley about how to make your best case in the protest room and set yourself up for success in a disputeDisplaying the red flag and hailing protest are vital first steps in the process. Photo: …
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Sailing in the Caribbean offers a seemingly endless panoply of delights. Cruising guru Chris Doyle shares some hidden gems with Erin Carey Tobago Cays, in St Vincent and the Grenadines. Photo: Helmut Corneli / AlamyChris Doyle’s is a name familiar …
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Heesen Launches Second Hybrid Yacht: 50m Electra In a great fortnight for new launches, Dutch shipyard Heesen have announced the launch of their second hybrid yacht in the 5000 aluminium FDHF class. The launch of YN 19150, or Project Electra, …
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Invisible Hand one of a new generation of 52-footers that represents a return to the offshore roots of the TP52 class, and a resurgence of level-rating grand prix racing on the west coast of the US. Erik Simonson reportsInvisible Hand’s …
Rossinavi Launches 50m M/Y LEL This weekend Italian shipyard Rossinavi announced its highly-anticipated first launch of 2020, the 50m M/Y LEL launch PC: Rossinavi LEL launch PC: Rossinavi LEL launch PC: Rossinavi LEL launch PC: Rossinavi LEL launch PC: Rossinavi
A Caribbean Getaway: 24-Hours in Antigua As January comes to a dwindling end, the Mediterranean shores remain unwelcoming as ever, and the appeal of a Caribbean escape becomes ever more difficult to resist. Anyone familiar with this spectacular region of …
