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Fortune: Superyacht race lavish as ever

Marie Antoinette was no mistress of the high seas, but she'd probably feel quite welcome this weekend in the blue waters of the eastern Caribbean.

FSB: Relaxing on choppy waters

If sailing is relaxing, then this is not sailing.

Fortune: See the America's Cup in style

From now through late June or early July, Valencia will be home base for the Cup's sponsors, backers, and crews. Here's how to get onboard.

Princess Mary sails to victory

Crown Princess Mary, Australian-born wife of Denmark's Crown Prince Frederik, has again beaten her husband on the water.

Fortune: Racing To The End Of The Earth Six giant catamarans, 80 sailors, 26,000 miles, no rules--big-boat racing crosses a perilous new

Some years ago, officials of the U.S. Olympic Committee spotted a curious correlation in international sports. Americans, they noted, do best in low-tech competitions involving simple equipment. As...

Money Magazine: Rough Seas, Hunger, Thirst--Beats Working

George J. Collins, then CEO of fund company T. Rowe Price, stunned all but his closest confidantes two years ago when he announced that, at the age of 55, he was chucking it all to go sailing. Coll...

Money Magazine: BREEZE INTO A SAILING COURSE

How many times have you strolled along a beach or by a harbor, watched sailboats riding the breeze and daydreamed about being out there among them? Unfortunately, even a modest 20-footer costs at l...

Fortune: No America in America's Cup?

What would the America's Cup be without an American finalist? Rough sailing for promoters of the prestigious yacht race. In December the New York Yacht Club, which held the trophy from 1851 until i...

Fortune: THE CUP RUNNETH OVER FOR ALAN BOND

The America's Cup, the most coveted trophy in yacht racing, sits in splendor in the Royal Perth Yacht Club, the first time it has rested outside the U.S. in its 135-year history. As befits a badge ...

Fortune: AUSTRALIA'S NEW TACK It's not the greatest time for an austerity campaign, what with the America's Cup yacht races about to star

SAILORS and socialites, corporate executives and curiosity seekers are heading toward sunny Perth for the America's Cup races. The $350-million, four-month party, which will include Australia's spi...

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