Fantastic finish for 22nd Rolex Swan Cup
The final day of the 22nd Rolex Swan Cup treated the fleet of competitors to a beautiful day at sea, the best possible invitation to return for the next edition in 2026.
Read moreThe final day of the 22nd Rolex Swan Cup treated the fleet of competitors to a beautiful day at sea, the best possible invitation to return for the next edition in 2026.
Read moreIn glorious sunshine and with forecasts of winds on the light side, but sufficient for racing, the Race Committee set a coastal course around the La Maddalena Archipelago for all classes except the ClubSwan 28s and 36s, who were scheduled to complete windward-leewards
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Read moreDay two of the Rolex Swan Cup on the waters off Porto Cervo was marked by unstable weather conditions, managed skilfully by the Race Committee to fit in a coastal race for all classes, with the exception of the ClubSwan 36 class which completed a windward-leeward race, abandoning a second due to a squall that brought with it unpredictable and shifting winds.
Read moreThe 22nd Rolex Swan Cup - which marks the 40th anniversary of the longstanding partnership between the YCCS and Rolex, founded in 1984 with the third edition of the Swan Cup – got underway today with a northeasterly wind blowing from 12 to 18 knots, allowing the Nautor Swan fleet to complete all scheduled races as planned.
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