From the Archives: DeCoursey Fales’ Niña
In the long history of the Bermuda Race, DeCoursey Fales’ Niña is easily the most popular winner. From the August 1962 issue of Yachting.
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In the long history of the Bermuda Race, DeCoursey Fales’ Niña is easily the most popular winner. From the August 1962 issue of Yachting.
Take an inside look at what happens when super sailing yachts go racing._ Photos by Daniel Harding, Jr._
As part of the Panerai Classic Yachts Challenge, classic and “Spirit of Tradition” yachts gathered on Nantucket for the annual Opera House Cup. Photos courtesy of Brian Sager Photography.
Sure, the 61-footer needs six figures’ worth of restoring, but hey, she’s a classic.
The 258-foot Delphine, the largest steam ship ever built in America, is now on the brokerage market.
Mystic Seaport splashes the restored Charles W. Morgan, preserving history from 1841.
A last-minute change made_ Spirit of Bermuda_ the only classic in this year’s Marion Bermuda Race.
IYRS Boatbuilding and Restoration School celebrates graduation with a flotilla launch.
Les Voiles d’Antibes marks the start of the Mediterranean’s classic-yacht regatta season.
Hodgdon Yachts launches two sexy, custom tenders for an anonymous yacht owner.
Replica of 1934 America’s Cup winner Rainbow honored for cutting-edge design.
1928 classic motoryacht Fair Lady completes refit ahead of summer cruising season.
In the long history of the Bermuda Race, DeCoursey Fales’ Niña is easily the most popular winner. From the August 1962 issue of Yachting.
Take an inside look at what happens when super sailing yachts go racing._ Photos by Daniel Harding, Jr._
As part of the Panerai Classic Yachts Challenge, classic and “Spirit of Tradition” yachts gathered on Nantucket for the annual Opera House Cup. Photos courtesy of Brian Sager Photography.
Sure, the 61-footer needs six figures’ worth of restoring, but hey, she’s a classic.
The 258-foot Delphine, the largest steam ship ever built in America, is now on the brokerage market.
Mystic Seaport splashes the restored Charles W. Morgan, preserving history from 1841.
A last-minute change made_ Spirit of Bermuda_ the only classic in this year’s Marion Bermuda Race.
IYRS Boatbuilding and Restoration School celebrates graduation with a flotilla launch.
Les Voiles d’Antibes marks the start of the Mediterranean’s classic-yacht regatta season.
Hodgdon Yachts launches two sexy, custom tenders for an anonymous yacht owner.
Replica of 1934 America’s Cup winner Rainbow honored for cutting-edge design.
1928 classic motoryacht Fair Lady completes refit ahead of summer cruising season.
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