The St Barth’s Bucket Regatta is the epitome of Superyacht racing, with hundreds of sailors travelling to the idyllic hot spot in the Caribbean after a two-year hiatus. This year marked the 35th edition of the event and where Doyle Sails passed a significant milestone, proudly powering more than 50% of the fleet, with 16 […]
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Original story courtesy of J Class. Doyle Sails experts Jordi Calafat and Daniel Fong are onboard as part of the stellar race crew and roll out of St Barths as this year’s J Class winners. The combination of an enthusiastic owner who is brand new to sailboat racing and a vastly experienced crew who gelled
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Doyle Sails is synonymous with high-performance Grand Prix campaigns and Superyachts, remaining at the forefront of innovation, design and technology, continually redefining sailing as we know it and today announced that they are joining forces with Spanish cable and rigging specialists Fabrica Workshop. Throughout the partnership, engineers and rigging specialists from Doyle Sails and Fabrica
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Doyle Sails and Fabrica announced a powerhouse partnership last week, an association that requires seamless collaboration between both Doyle Sails and Fabrica rigging and engineering experts. Overseeing the innovation, design and development of the Doyle Sails Rigging department is Bryce Voderberg, an Oregon, USA native that grew up in a small mountain town called Bend
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The history of 6m Nada, and the restoration story at Woodstock | Following a passionate dream of many years, in 2005, Woodstock began the project of rebuilding the 1930 Fife 6 Metre ‘Nada’. Applying a fusion of sophisticated and traditional techniques, she boasts the design genius of a previous millennium and the best construction skills
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Article courtesy of International Maxi Association. The first day of the Heineken Regatta got underway overnight, the second event in the International Maxi Association’s inaugural Caribbean Maxi Challenge following on from last week’s RORC Caribbean 600. Racing takes place over four days, from Thursday 3 March concluding on Sunday 6 March, on the waters off
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Article courtesy of the Royal Ocean Racing Club. The overall winner of the 13th edition of the RORC Caribbean 600 is Christopher Sheahan’s Pac52 Warrior One (USA). None of the teams still racing under IRC has any realistic chance of beating Warrior Won after time correction. Christopher Sheahan and his team will be presented with
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With nearly 28 years of experience, a reputation for attention to detail and impeccable project management skills, it’s easy to see how Paul Tingle is regarded as one of the world’s most sought after sailmakers. Having worked with some of the most high profile sailing campaigns, Paul recently joined the Doyle Sails group and will
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Congratulations to Jason Caroll’s MOD 70 Argo and crew, who have taken Multihull Line Honours and set a new Multihull Race Record for the RORC Caribbean 600. Doyle Sails has proudly delivered three new Structured Luff sails to Argo in the lead up to the start of this year’s race in Antigua. A project that
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Congratulations to the 2022 Harken Young 88 National Champions, Dangerzone! Skipper Dean Barker and his crew of America’s Cup stalwarts have repeated their 2021 title win in emphatic style, winning 5 of the 7 races over the weekend and showing his experience in the lighter breeze. With a crew that included Jeremy Lomas, Richard Meecham,
