http://www.sailingworld.com en-us 2008 Bonnier Corporation Performance sailing reports on the America’s Cup, grand-prix ocean racing, Olympic-class sailing, and the grass roots of the sport. SailingWorld.com Sailing World magazine is a leading publication on performance sailing. The editors travel all over the United States and the world to report on the best competitions, hottest boats, and latest techniques. Sailing World magazine is a leading publication on performance sailing. The editors travel all over the United States and the world to report on the best competitions, hottest boats, and latest techniques. http://feeds.feedburner.com/sailingworld SailingWorld.com webmaster@sailingworld.com http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/SWPodcast08Logo.jpg http://www.sailingworld.com no sailing,sail,boats,racing,races,performance,yachting,dinghy,olympics,america's cup,volvo,competing,louis vuitton,NOOD regattas,world,magazine,reviews Thursday, 31 January 2008 12:00:00 GMT http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Dreamweaver stuart.streuli@sailingworld.com webmaster@sailingworld.com © 2008 Bonnier Corporationsailing,sail,boats,racing,races,performance,yachting,dinghy,olympics,america's cup,volvo,competing,louis vuitton,NOOD regattas,world,magazine,reviewsSports & Recreation41.502760-71.284618 SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli Where did it go? 2008 Acura Key West Race Week is in the books and it's hard to imagine five days passing any faster. The last one was a doozy, three races for all circles in a blustery post-frontal northerly. It certainly put a nice cap on the week. Two boats that came through in the clutch on the final day were Dave Ullman's Melges 24 Pegasus 505 and Andy Fisher's Club Swan 42 Bandit. Both had to overcome a few hurdles on the way to their respective class championships. Both were proud of the work put in by their crews. Where did it go? 2008 Acura Key West Race Week is in the books and it's hard to imagine five days passing any faster. The last one was a doozy, three races for all circles in a blustery post-frontal northerly. It certainly put a nice cap on the week. Two boats that came through in the clutch on the final day were Dave Ullman's Melges 24 Pegasus 505 and Andy Fisher's Club Swan 42 Bandit. Both had to overcome a few hurdles on the way to their respective class championships. Both were proud of the work put in by their crews. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/SWPodcast080128.mp3 Thursday, 31 January 2008 01:00:00 GMT 15:48 no sailing, podcast, key west, acura, race week, wally, IRC, premiere racing, Florida, mid-winter, big boats, one-design, IRC, PHRF SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli When he puts the holidays in the rear view mirror, Tom Coates thoughts move right to Acura Key West Race Week. For nearly a decade, January has involved a trip to the Florida Keys for some racing. Almost as regularly, Coates has done well. With five races remaining, he's perfectly positioned to win his fourth J/105 class title at Key West. We talked with Coates about the regatta. Also a one-on-one conversation with Alinghi's Brad Butterworth where we discuss the battle with close friend Russell Coutts at BMW/Oracle Racing and the new 90-footer that Alinghi would like to use to race the next Cup. When he puts the holidays in the rear view mirror, Tom Coates thoughts move right to Acura Key West Race Week. For nearly a decade, January has involved a trip to the Florida Keys for some racing. Almost as regularly, Coates has done well. With five races remaining, he's perfectly positioned to win his fourth J/105 class title at Key West. We talked with Coates about the regatta. Also a one-on-one conversation with Alinghi's Brad Butterworth where we discuss the battle with close friend Russell Coutts at BMW/Oracle Racing and the new 90-footer that Alinghi would like to use to race the next Cup. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/SWPodcast080125.mp3 Thursday, 23 January 2008 01:00:00 GMT 17:17 no sailing, podcast, key west, acura, race week, wally, IRC, premiere racing, Florida, mid-winter, big boats, one-design, IRC, PHRF SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli With no racing on Day 3 of 2008 Acura Key West Race Week, the Sailing World podcast goes in search of interesting interviews. We found two, both former Olympic champions. One, two-time Olympic medalist Ian Walker, is looking forward to the biggest challenge of his sailing career. The other, well, he's enjoying his retirement from professional athletics. To find out more you've got to listen. With no racing on Day 3 of 2008 Acura Key West Race Week, the Sailing World podcast goes in search of interesting interviews. We found two, both former Olympic champions. One, two-time Olympic medalist Ian Walker, is looking forward to the biggest challenge of his sailing career. The other, well, he's enjoying his retirement from professional athletics. To find out more you've got to listen. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/SWPodcast080124.mp3 Wednesday, 23 January 2008 01:00:00 GMT 16:39 no sailing, podcast, key west, acura, race week, wally, IRC, premiere racing, Florida, mid-winter, big boats, one-design, IRC, PHRF SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli Three races in a lumpy sea and a shifty, puffy, and unpredictable breeze made the second day of 2008 Acura Key West Race Week a difficult one for each of the 260 boats entered. Some came through with flying colors, Vincenzo Onorato's team on the Farr 40 Mascalzone Latino took three top-three finishes and Boat of the Day honors. Bill Sweetser got off to a solid start in PHRF 2. For others it was less successful. Sweetser and Onorato fill us in on their days, and we check in with a rising star on the world match racing circuit. Three races in a lumpy sea and a shifty, puffy, and unpredictable breeze made the second day of 2008 Acura Key West Race Week a difficult one for each of the 260 boats entered. Some came through with flying colors, Vincenzo Onorato's team on the Farr 40 Mascalzone Latino took three top-three finishes and Boat of the Day honors. Bill Sweetser got off to a solid start in PHRF 2. For others it was less successful. Sweetser and Onorato fill us in on their days, and we check in with a rising star on the world match racing circuit. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/SWPodcast080123.mp3 Tuesday, 22 January 2008 01:00:00 GMT 15:22 no sailing, podcast, key west, acura, race week, wally, IRC, premiere racing, Florida, mid-winter, big boats, one-design, IRC, PHRF SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli The breeze showed up as expected for the first day of 2008 Acura Key West Race Week. Most boats left the dock after a two-and-a-half hour delay, but the wind never relented, gusting well above 30 knots frequently throughout the day. By 1 p.m., Peter Craig decided against holding any racing and sent everyone home. It was a prudent decision, especially coming during the first day of a five-day event. The breeze showed up as expected for the first day of 2008 Acura Key West Race Week. Most boats left the dock after a two-and-a-half hour delay, but the wind never relented, gusting well above 30 knots frequently throughout the day. By 1 p.m., Peter Craig decided against holding any racing and sent everyone home. It was a prudent decision, especially coming during the first day of a five-day event. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/SWPodcast080122.mp3 Monday, 21 January 2008 01:00:00 GMT 5:11 no sailing, podcast, key west, acura, race week, wally, IRC, premiere racing, Florida, mid-winter, big boats, one-design, IRC, PHRF SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli It's breeze on in Key West. A stiff northerly kept most teams on the dock for the final tune-up day before the big show. The few teams that did venture out found the conditions to be quite challenging. Returning to the dock with everyone on board and the boat in one piece was something of a relief. Matt Wachowicz, navigator for Desafio Español in the last America's Cup tells us what he's been up to and looks ahead at the racing in IRC-1, where he'll be sailing on the biggest, heaviest, most luxurious boat in the regatta. It's breeze on in Key West. A stiff northerly kept most teams on the dock for the final tune-up day before the big show. The few teams that did venture out found the conditions to be quite challenging. Returning to the dock with everyone on board and the boat in one piece was something of a relief. Matt Wachowicz, navigator for Desafio Español in the last America's Cup tells us what he's been up to and looks ahead at the racing in IRC-1, where he'll be sailing on the biggest, heaviest, most luxurious boat in the regatta. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/SWPodcast080121.mp3 Sunday, 20 January 2008 01:00:00 GMT 11:38 no sailing, podcast, key west, acura, race week, wally, IRC, premiere racing, Florida, mid-winter, big boats, one-design, IRC, PHRF SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli For a few lucky souls, the 2008 Key West Race Week experience started Wednesday with the annual 160-mile feeder race from Fort Lauderdale to Key West. Brisk easterly breezes provided perfect conditions for some of the big ocean racing stallions in the fleet. America's Cup veteran Andy Horton was on board Hap Fauth's TP 52 and he tells us all about the sleigh ride south and takes a look at the interesting IRC 1 class, which features 8 boats between 50 and 55 feet long. For a few lucky souls, the 2008 Key West Race Week experience started Wednesday with the annual 160-mile feeder race from Fort Lauderdale to Key West. Brisk easterly breezes provided perfect conditions for some of the big ocean racing stallions in the fleet. America's Cup veteran Andy Horton was on board Hap Fauth's TP 52 and he tells us all about the sleigh ride south and takes a look at the interesting IRC 1 class, which features 8 boats between 50 and 55 feet long. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/SWPodcast080118.mp3 Friday, 18 January 2008 01:00:00 GMT 11:30 no sailing, podcast, key west, acura, race week, TP 52, feeder race offshore, premiere racing, Florida, mid-winter, big boats, one-design, IRC, PHRF SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli For Melges Boatworks, Acura Key West Race Week is the best boat imaginable. With 73 boats divided between two one-design classes, the Wisconsin-based boatbuilder will have a commanding presence at the bottom end of U.S. 1. And lest you think they're resting on their laurels, while working to sustain the popular Melges 24 and Melges 32 classes, the company is eagerly awaiting the release of the Melges 20 this coming spring. Andy Burdick talks about the two existing classes, winning at Key West, and the company's latest creation. For Melges Boatworks, Acura Key West Race Week is the best boat imaginable. With 73 boats divided between two one-design classes, the Wisconsin-based boatbuilder will have a commanding presence at the bottom end of U.S. 1. And lest you think they're resting on their laurels, while working to sustain the popular Melges 24 and Melges 32 classes, the company is eagerly awaiting the release of the Melges 20 this coming spring. Andy Burdick talks about the two existing classes, winning at Key West, and the company's latest creation. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/SWPodcast080114.mp3 Monday, 14 January 2008 12:00:00 GMT 13:30 no sailing, podcast, key west, acura, race week, Farr 40, Melges, premiere racing, Florida, mid-winter, big boats, one-design, IRC, PHRF SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli In early January, you can divide sailors in North America into two categories. Those that are getting psyched to go to Key West Race Week and those that wish they were. The annual mid-winter sailing fiesta starts on Jan. 21. To kick off our extensive coverage of this event, we sat down with Peter Craig, the head of Premiere Racing and the director of 2008 Acura Key West Race Week. Craig has been running this event for more than a decade and he's locked into a successful formula that brings people back year after year. But he's not afraid to change things if needed. In early January, you can divide sailors in North America into two categories. Those that are getting psyched to go to Key West Race Week and those that wish they were. The annual mid-winter sailing fiesta starts on Jan. 21. To kick off our extensive coverage of this event, we sat down with Peter Craig, the head of Premiere Racing and the director of 2008 Acura Key West Race Week. Craig has been running this event for more than a decade and he's locked into a successful formula that brings people back year after year. But he's not afraid to change things if needed. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/SWPodcast080107.mp3 Friday, 4 January 2008 12:00:00 GMT 15:45 no sailing, podcast, key west, acura, race week, Farr 40, Melges, premiere racing, Florida, mid-winter, big boats, one-design, IRC, PHRF SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli As it's looking more and more like Ernesto Bertarelli and Larry Ellison will meet for a "Deed of Gift" challenge in a no-holds-barred, 3-race America's Cup match this coming summer or fall, we look back on the last time the Cup went through a similar situation. In 1988, Sir Michael Fay's 120-foot monohull raced against Dennis Conner's 60-foot cat. On the water, it was a total mismatch, Conner's team won two races with ease, but in the courts Fay almost prevailed. The end result of the "Coma off Point Loma" was the Cup stayed in the United States, and to avoid something like that happening again, the interested parties gathered and developed the America's Cup Class. Cam Lewis, a crew member on Conner's cat, and a veteran of the G-Class cat circuit looks back, and forward, at the America's Cup. As it's looking more and more like Ernesto Bertarelli and Larry Ellison will meet for a "Deed of Gift" challenge in a no-holds-barred, 3-race America's Cup match this coming summer or fall, we look back on the last time the Cup went through a similar situation. In 1988, Sir Michael Fay's 120-foot monohull raced against Dennis Conner's 60-foot cat. On the water, it was a total mismatch, Conner's team won two races with ease, but in the courts Fay almost prevailed. The end result of the "Coma off Point Loma" was the Cup stayed in the United States, and to avoid something like that happening again, the interested parties gathered and developed the America's Cup Class. Cam Lewis, a crew member on Conner's cat, and a veteran of the G-Class cat circuit looks back, and forward, at the America's Cup. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/SWPodcast071218.mp3 Monday, 17 December 2007 12:00:00 GMT 24:58 no sailing, podcast, America's Cup, coma off point loma, cam lewis, catamaran, deed of gift, multihull SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli In June Terry Hutchinson and Jonathan McKee were on opposing boats battling in the finals of the Louis Vuitton Cup. Hutchinson was the tactician for Emirates Team New Zealand, while McKee trimmed main for Luna Rossa. Since then, these two talented sailors have taken different paths. McKee is currently in the South Atlantic, pushing the Open 60 Estrella Damm around the world in the Barcelona World Race. Hutchinson is back on the domestic buoy circuit, recently racking up an impressive win in the Farr 40 10th Anniversary Regatta. We speak to both of these sailors in this podcast. In June Terry Hutchinson and Jonathan McKee were on opposing boats battling in the finals of the Louis Vuitton Cup. Hutchinson was the tactician for Emirates Team New Zealand, while McKee trimmed main for Luna Rossa. Since then, these two talented sailors have taken different paths. McKee is currently in the South Atlantic, pushing the Open 60 Estrella Damm around the world in the Barcelona World Race. Hutchinson is back on the domestic buoy circuit, recently racking up an impressive win in the Farr 40 10th Anniversary Regatta. We speak to both of these sailors in this podcast. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/SWPodcast071207.mp3 Friday, 07 December 2007 12:00:00 GMT 19:38 no sailing, podcast, Barcelona World Race, farr 40, match racing, America's Cup, Hutchinson, McKee, Estrella Damm, Barking Mad SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli Bob Hughes has been pursuing the Canada's Cup trophy for the better part of a decade. After twice losing it, Hughes finally won the Great Lake's most prestigious trophy last October. Now that he's accomplished one of his primary sailing goals, however, Hughes finds himself with a new problem: he must now work to build the event back to its former glory. Winning it was tough, defending it while trying to improve the event may be a significantly bigger challenge. Bob Hughes has been pursuing the Canada's Cup trophy for the better part of a decade. After twice losing it, Hughes finally won the Great Lake's most prestigious trophy last October. Now that he's accomplished one of his primary sailing goals, however, Hughes finds himself with a new problem: he must now work to build the event back to its former glory. Winning it was tough, defending it while trying to improve the event may be a significantly bigger challenge. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/SWPodcast071125.mp3 Sunday, 25 November 2007 20:00:00 GMT 20:53 no sailing, podcast, Canada's Cup, farr 40, match racing, America's Cup SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli With three years as chairman of US SAILING's Olympic Sailing Committee and the 2007 U.S. Olympic Sailing Trials behind him, former Trials runner-up Dean Brenner looks at his mission to reshape the U.S. Sailing Team into a lean, mean sailing machine capable of competing on an international level with top-dollar programs like that of Great Britain. With three years as chairman of US SAILING's Olympic Sailing Committee and the 2007 U.S. Olympic Sailing Trials behind him, former Trials runner-up Dean Brenner looks at his mission to reshape the U.S. Sailing Team into a lean, mean sailing machine capable of competing on an international level with top-dollar programs like that of Great Britain. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/SWPodcast071031.mp3 Monday, 29 October 2007 20:00:00 GMT 16:16 no Olympics, Trials, Laser, Radial, Newport, Qingdao, China, Beijing 2008, California SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli Fifteen sailors have officially earned spots on the 2008 U.S. Olympic Sailing Team. Among them is the team of John Dane III, who sailed his first Olympic Trials in 1968, and his son-in-law Austin Sperry. They launched off the starting line in today's sole race in the Star class and never looked back. Elsewhere, Andrew Campbell won the Laser berth on a tiebreaker, while John Lovell and Charlie Ogletree completed a remarkable comeback, winning five of the last six races to take the Tornado berth by one point. Fifteen sailors have officially earned spots on the 2008 U.S. Olympic Sailing Team. Among them is the team of John Dane III, who sailed his first Olympic Trials in 1968, and his son-in-law Austin Sperry. They launched off the starting line in today's sole race in the Star class and never looked back. Elsewhere, Andrew Campbell won the Laser berth on a tiebreaker, while John Lovell and Charlie Ogletree completed a remarkable comeback, winning five of the last six races to take the Tornado berth by one point. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/USTAudReport071014.mp3 Sunday, 14 October 2007 23:00:00 GMT 9:19 no Olympics, Trials, Laser, Radial, Newport, Qingdao, China, Beijing 2008, California SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli Men's 470 sailors Stu McNay and Graham Biehl are the lone team to clinch their Olympic slot with a day remaining. A few other classes, like the 49ers, are all but sewn up. However, the majority of the classes will go down to the final day with at least two teams still in contention. Men's 470 sailors Stu McNay and Graham Biehl are the lone team to clinch their Olympic slot with a day remaining. A few other classes, like the 49ers, are all but sewn up. However, the majority of the classes will go down to the final day with at least two teams still in contention. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/USTAudReport071013.mp3 Sunday, 13 October 2007 23:00:00 GMT 8:48 no Olympics, Trials, Laser, Radial, Newport, Qingdao, China, Beijing 2008, California SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli Is there an upset brewing in the Tornado class. With four races remaining, three-time Olympians John Lovell and Charlie Ogletree find themselves in a must-win situation for the rest of the regatta. Anything less than a first will all but clinch the regatta for long-time Tornado sailor Robbie Daniel and crew Hunter Stunzi. And the Tornado class is just one of many that are heating up as the 2007 U.S. Olympic Trials head down the stretch run. Is there an upset brewing in the Tornado class. With four races remaining, three-time Olympians John Lovell and Charlie Ogletree find themselves in a must-win situation for the rest of the regatta. Anything less than a first will all but clinch the regatta for long-time Tornado sailor Robbie Daniel and crew Hunter Stunzi. And the Tornado class is just one of many that are heating up as the 2007 U.S. Olympic Trials head down the stretch run. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/USTAudReport071012.mp3 Friday, 12 October 2007 08:00:00 GMT 8:07 no Olympics, Trials, Laser, Radial, Newport, Qingdao, China, Beijing 2008, California SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli The leaders in the Men's and Women's 470 divisions strengthened their positinos on Day 6 with some consistent, if not spectacular racing. Meanwhile Mike Gehbardt and Ben Barger remaining deadlocked at the top of the Men's RS:X standings. In the Women's RS:X competition, Farrah Hall has the lead by two points over Nancy Rios, who won the day with a pair of firsts. The leaders in the Men's and Women's 470 divisions strengthened their positinos on Day 6 with some consistent, if not spectacular racing. Meanwhile Mike Gehbardt and Ben Barger remaining deadlocked at the top of the Men's RS:X standings. In the Women's RS:X competition, Farrah Hall has the lead by two points over Nancy Rios, who won the day with a pair of firsts. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/USTAudReport071011.mp3 Thursday, 11 October 2007 08:00:00 GMT 8:10 no Olympics, Trials, Laser, Radial, Newport, Qingdao, China, Beijing 2008, California SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli While all the other competitors in the 2007 U.S. Olympic Trials enjoyed a day off, the Finnsters were back out on the water for two 6-mile races. As he had the previous day, Zach Railey won all the day's races and, now that he discarded a 12th from Race 3, he has taken a commanding lead in the race for the U.S. Finn berth in the 2008 Olympics in Qingdao. While all the other competitors in the 2007 U.S. Olympic Trials enjoyed a day off, the Finnsters were back out on the water for two 6-mile races. As he had the previous day, Zach Railey won all the day's races and, now that he discarded a 12th from Race 3, he has taken a commanding lead in the race for the U.S. Finn berth in the 2008 Olympics in Qingdao. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/USTAudReport071010.mp3 Thursday, 11 October 2007 08:00:00 GMT 7:22 no Olympics, Trials, Laser, Radial, Newport, Qingdao, China, Beijing 2008, California SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli For Star sailors Andy Horton and Brad Nichol today was the day: make a move or watch their Olympic dreams get all but extinguished. So they turned on the afterburners and won two of the three races, placing third in the third and moving from sixth to third in the overall standings. They're still 12 points behind the duo of Mark Mendelblatt and Magnus Liljedahl, but at least they're within striking distance with 7 races remaining. For Star sailors Andy Horton and Brad Nichol today was the day: make a move or watch their Olympic dreams get all but extinguished. So they turned on the afterburners and won two of the three races, placing third in the third and moving from sixth to third. They're still 12 points behind the duo of Mark Mendelblatt and Magnus Liljedahl, but at least they're within striking distance with 7 races remaining. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/USTAudReport071009.mp3 Wednesday, 10 October 2007 23:00:00 GMT 8:48 no Olympics, Trials, Laser, Radial, Newport, Qingdao, China, Beijing 2008, California SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli The final stage in the race for the coveted berths on the 2008 U.S. Olympic Sailing Team has begun in Newport, R.I., and Southern California. We check in from the Laser and Laser Radial regattas where the favorites are in the lead, but there is a lot of sailing still to come. The final stage in the race for the coveted berths on the 2008 U.S. Olympic Sailing Team has begun in Newport, R.I., and Southern California. We check in from the Laser and Laser Radial regattas where the favorites are in the lead, but there is a lot of sailing still to come. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/USTAudReport071007.mp3 Monday, 8 October 2007 23:00:00 GMT 7:057 no Olympics, Trials, Laser, Radial, Newport, Qingdao, China, Beijing 2008, California SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli Alinghi wins the 32nd America's Cup, successfully defending the Cup in Europe for the first time in its 156-year history. The final score was 5-2, but that doesn't tell the story of this Cup. It was much closer than that and the deciding margin in the final race was just 1 second. Alinghi wins the 32nd America's Cup, successfully defending the Cup in Europe for the first time in its 156-year history. The final score was 5-2, but that doesn't tell the story of this Cup. It was much closer than that and the deciding margin in the final race was just 1 second. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/ACAudReport070703.mp3 Tuesday, 3 July 2007 23:00:00 GMT 10:17 no America's Cup, Louis Vuitton, Luna Rossa Challenge, Emirates Team New Zealand, Alinghi, Yachting, sailing SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli Alinghi's Brad Butterworth calmly waited for the right moment in Race 6 and then he pounced, turning a small lead for Emirates Team New Zealand into a small lead for Alinghi. It was this moment, on the second beat, that put Alinghi up 4-2 in the race for the 32nd America's Cup and within one win of successfully defending sailing's most treasured trophy. Alinghi's Brad Butterworth calmly waited for the right moment in Race 6 and then he pounced, turning a small lead for Emirates Team New Zealand into a small lead for Alinghi. It was this moment, on the second beat, that put Alinghi up 4-2 in the race for the 32nd America's Cup and within one win of successfully defending sailing's most treasured trophy. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/ACAudReport070630.mp3 Saturday, 30 June 2007 23:00:00 GMT 8:38 no America's Cup, Louis Vuitton, Luna Rossa Challenge, Emirates Team New Zealand, Alinghi, Yachting, sailing SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli Emirates Team New Zealand surprises many with its pace in moderately windy conditions, but a small tear in the spinnaker, and a badly botched peel give Alinghi the lead on the first run and, ultimately a 3-2 advantage in the race for the 32nd America's Cup. Emirates Team New Zealand surprises many with its pace in moderately windy conditions, but a small tear in the spinnaker, and a badly botched peel give Alinghi the lead on the first run and, ultimately a 3-2 advantage in the race for the 32nd America's Cup. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/ACAudReport070629.mp3 Friday, 29 June 2007 23:00:00 GMT 9:15 no America's Cup, Louis Vuitton, Luna Rossa Challenge, Emirates Team New Zealand, Alinghi, Yachting, sailing SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli Alinghi knots the race for the 32nd America's Cup at two wins apiece. It was a clinical performance by Brad Butterworth and company. Helmsman Ed Baird nailed the start and was able to herd Emirates Team New Zealand out toward the layline and then round the first mark with a 20-second lead. From there ETNZ needed a break and Alinghi, sailing with the confidence we saw regularly in Auckland four years ago, didn't give an inch. Race 5 is scheduled for Friday. Alinghi knots the race for the 32nd America's Cup at two wins apiece. It was a clinical performance by Brad Butterworth and company. Helmsman Ed Baird nailed the start and was able to herd Emirates Team New Zealand out toward the layline and then round the first mark with a 20-second lead. From there ETNZ needed a break and Alinghi, sailing with the confidence we saw regularly in Auckland four years ago, didn't give an inch. Race 5 is scheduled for Friday. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/ACAudReport070627.mp3 Wednesday, 27 June 2007 23:00:00 GMT 7:39 no America's Cup, Louis Vuitton, Luna Rossa Challenge, Emirates Team New Zealand, Alinghi, Yachting, sailing SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli In a race that will undoubtedly be replayed many times by the armchair tacticians, Emirates Team New Zealand takes a big lead on the first leg, loses it around the leeward mark, gains it back on the final run, and wins Race 3 by 25 seconds. It was shifty and fluky, but it was a fabulous race to watch. Emirates Team New Zealand now leads the race for the 32nd America's Cup 2-1. In a race that will undoubtedly be replayed many times by the armchair tacticians, Emirates Team New Zealand takes a big lead on the first leg, loses it around the leeward mark, gains it back on the final run, and wins Race 3 by 25 seconds. It was shifty and fluky, but it was a fabulous race to watch. Emirates Team New Zealand now leads the race for the 32nd America's Cup 2-1. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/ACAudReport070626.mp3 Tuesday, 26 June 2007 23:00:00 GMT 8:32 no America's Cup, Louis Vuitton, Luna Rossa Challenge, Emirates Team New Zealand, Alinghi, Yachting, sailing SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli The Kiwis get their revenge over Alinghi, or at least a little bit of it, with a come-from-behind 28-second win in Race 2. More importantly, the race for 32nd America's Cup is now knotted at one win apiece and Emirates Team New Zealand is riding a wave of confidence from getting that 4-year-old monkey off its back. The Kiwis get their revenge over Alinghi, or at least a little bit of it, with a come-from-behind 28-second win in Race 2. More importantly, the race for 32nd America's Cup is now knotted at one win apiece and Emirates Team New Zealand is riding a wave of confidence from getting that 4-year-old monkey off its back. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/ACAudReport070624.mp3 Wednesday, 24 June 2007 23:00:00 GMT 7:35 no America's Cup, Louis Vuitton, Luna Rossa Challenge, Emirates Team New Zealand, Alinghi, Yachting, sailing SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli What does a 35-second win for Alinghi in Race 1 of the 32nd America's Cup mean? Well, you're not likely to get a straight answer from the participants. We look inside the defenders solid, but far from overwhelming, win. What does a 35-second win for Alinghi in Race 1 of the 32nd America's Cup mean? Well, you're not likely to get a straight answer from the participants. We look inside the defenders solid, but far from overwhelming, win. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/ACAudReport070623.mp3 Wednesday, 23 June 2007 23:00:00 GMT 7:35 no America's Cup, Louis Vuitton, Luna Rossa Challenge, Emirates Team New Zealand, Alinghi, Yachting, sailing SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli What is it about the first beat of the America's Cup? We asked three veterans to give us their recollection of their first beat. Ian Burns, Simon Daubney, and Curtis Blewett recall what many think is one of the most exciting moments in sports. What is it about the first beat of the America's Cup? We asked three veterans to give us their recollection of their first beat. Ian Burns, Simon Daubney, and Curtis Blewett recall what many think is one of the most exciting moments in sports. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/ACAudReport070622.mp3 Wednesday, 22 June 2007 23:00:00 GMT 9:33 no America's Cup, Louis Vuitton, Luna Rossa Challenge, Emirates Team New Zealand, Alinghi, Yachting, sailing SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli We're less than 2 days away from the 32nd America's Cup, possibly the biggest event in the history of sailing. It's a rematch of the 2003 America's Cup, except this time Emirates Team New Zealand has the experience, the on-the-water research, while Alinghi, as the defender, has had to make do with its own testing program. The first race will prove pivotal. We talked with members of both teams, and an independent expert, to get an idea what might happen on Saturday afternoon. We're less than 2 days away from the 32nd America's Cup, possibly the biggest event in the history of sailing. It's a rematch of the 2003 America's Cup, except this time Emirates Team New Zealand has the experience, the on-the-water research, while Alinghi, as the defender, has had to make do with its own testing program. The first race will prove pivotal. We talked with members of both teams, and an independent expert, to get an idea what might happen on Saturday afternoon. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/ACAudReport070621.mp3 Wednesday, 22 June 2007 23:00:00 GMT 8:47 no America's Cup, Louis Vuitton, Luna Rossa Challenge, Emirates Team New Zealand, Alinghi, Yachting, sailing SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli We've got a rematch, Emirates Team New Zealand will face Alinghi in the 32nd America's Cup match in a rematch of the 31st America's Cup in Auckland in 2003. Another day of light air and while Luna Rossa Challenge was able to hang close, the Italian team didn't have what it took to pass NZL-92. As a result the New Zealand team wins the Louis Vuitton Cup 5-0. We've got a rematch, Emirates Team New Zealand will face Alinghi in the 32nd America's Cup match in a rematch of the 31st America's Cup in Auckland in 2003. Another day of light air and while Luna Rossa Challenge was able to hang close, the Italian team didn't have what it took to pass NZL-92. As a result the New Zealand team wins the Louis Vuitton Cup 5-0. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/LVAudReport070606.mp3 Wednesday, 06 June 2007 23:00:00 GMT 7:50 no America's Cup, Louis Vuitton, Luna Rossa Challenge, Emirates Team New Zealand, Alinghi, Yachting, sailing SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli Is it over? Not quite, but Emirates Team New Zealand's fourth straight win has put Luna Rossa Challenge on the ropes in the finals of the Louis Vuitton Cup. With Emirates Team New Zealand's NZL-92 showing a decided speed edge in under 10 knots of breeze it will be tough for the Italian team to make a comeback. Is it over? Not quite, but Emirates Team New Zealand's fourth straight win has put Luna Rossa Challenge on the ropes in the finals of the Louis Vuitton Cup. With Emirates Team New Zealand's NZL-92 showing a decided speed edge in under 10 knots of breeze it will be tough for the Italian team to make a comeback. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/LVAudReport070605.mp3 Tuesday, 05 June 2007 23:00:00 GMT 6:57 no America's Cup, Louis Vuitton, Luna Rossa Challenge, Emirates Team New Zealand, Alinghi, Yachting, sailing SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli Luna Rossa takes it on the chin in Race 3 of the Louis Vuitton Finals, losing by 98 seconds to Emirates Team New Zealand and falling into 3-0 hole in the best-of-9 series. Luna Rossa takes it on the chin in Race 3 of the Louis Vuitton Finals, losing by 98 seconds to Emirates Team New Zealand and falling into 3-0 hole in the best-of-9 series. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/LVAudReport070603.mp3 Thu, 03 June 2007 23:00:00 GMT 5:51 no America's Cup, Louis Vuitton, Tony Rey, Luna Rossa Challenge, Emirates Team New Zealand, Alinghi SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli Emirates Team New Zealand nails the first shift and takes Race 1 of the 2007 Louis Vuitton Finals. But Luna Rossa Challenge finishes only 8 seconds behind. Emirates Team New Zealand nails the first shift and takes Race 1 of the 2007 Louis Vuitton Finals. But Luna Rossa Challenge finishes only 8 seconds behind. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/LVAudReport070601.mp3 Thu, 01 June 2007 23:00:00 GMT 5:18 no America's Cup, Louis Vuitton, Tony Rey, Luna Rossa Challenge, Emirates Team New Zealand, Alinghi SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli Luna Rossa Challenge and Emirates Team New Zealand prepare for their showdown in the finals of the Louis Vuitton Cup. At stake is the opportunity to challenge Alinghi for the 32nd America's Cup. Luna Rossa Challenge and Emirates Team New Zealand prepare for their showdown in the finals of the Louis Vuitton Cup. At stake is the opportunity to challenge Alinghi for the 32nd America's Cup. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/LVAudReport070531.mp3 Thu, 31 May 2007 23:00:00 GMT 7:13 no America's Cup, Louis Vuitton, Tony Rey, Luna Rossa Challenge, Emirates Team New Zealand, Alinghi SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli Desafío Español fell short of the America's Cup, but not necessarily of its expectations. Tactician Tony Rey analyzes the team's successes and looks ahead to the LVC finals between Luna Rossa Challenge and Emirates Team New Zealand. Desafío Español fell short of the America's Cup, but not necessarily of its expectations. Tactician Tony Rey analyzes the team's successes and looks ahead to the LVC finals between Luna Rossa Challenge and Emirates Team New Zealand. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/LVAud070524Rey2.mp3 Thu, 24 May 2007 19:00:00 GMT 11:05 no America's Cup, Louis Vuitton, Desafío Español, Tony Rey, Luna Rossa Challenge, Emirates Team New Zealand SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli It's all over for Chris Dickson and BMW Oracle Racing. With the skipper and CEO watching from ashore, Sten Mohr and Gavin Brady can do little to stop Luna Rossa advancing to the finals of the Louis Vuitton Cup. It's all over for Chris Dickson and BMW Oracle Racing. With the skipper and CEO watching from ashore, Sten Mohr and Gavin Brady can do little to stop Luna Rossa advancing to the finals of the Louis Vuitton Cup. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/LVAudReport070520.mp3 Sun, 20 May 2007 19:00:00 GMT 9:04 no America's Cup,Louis Vuitton,Chris Dickson,BMW Oracle Racing,Sten Mohr,Gavin Brady,Luna Rossa SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli Mascalzone Latino-Capitalia sees its chances of making the semifinals evaporate as the Italian team falls to Team Shosholoza. Luna Rossa and Emirates Team New Zealand look toward tomorrow's showdown. Mascalzone Latino-Capitalia sees its chances of making the semifinals evaporate as the Italian team falls to Team Shosholoza. Luna Rossa and Emirates Team New Zealand look toward tomorrow's showdown. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/LVAudReport070506.mp3 Sun, 6 May 2007 20:00:00 GMT 5:39 no America's Cup,Louis Vuitton,Mascalzone Latino-Capitalia,semifinals,Italian team,Shosholoza,Luna Rossa,Emirates Team New Zealand SailingWorld.com - Stuart Streuli Part I of Sailing World's conversation with BMW Oracle Racing designer Bruce Farr. Is USA-98 the best America's Cup Class boat he's ever designed? Is he bored with the ACC rule? Find out in this interview. Part I of Sailing World's conversation with BMW Oracle Racing designer Bruce Farr. Is USA-98 the best America's Cup Class boat he's ever designed? Is he bored with the ACC rule? Find out in this interview. http://www2.worldpub.net/sailingworld/podcast/LVAud070504Farr.mp3 Sun, 6 May 2007 19:00:00 GMT 5:39 no America's Cup,Louis Vuitton,BMW Oracle,racing,designer,Bruce Farr,interview,USA-98,Class,boat,ACC,rule