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Forty years on, sailors reflect on whether they’d still brave the Atlantic the old-school way.
Forty years on, sailors reflect on whether they’d still brave the Atlantic the old-school way.
After two Atlantic legs and weeks at sea, ARC+ sailors celebrate achievements, friendships and family milestones in Grenada.
After a fast Atlantic crossing, the Volvo 65 is first to reach Saint Lucia in the 40th running of the ARC.
More than 800 sailors and 145 boats began the 40th ARC Rally from Las Palmas for the 2700-mile passage to Saint Lucia.
Hundreds of sailors kicked off the 40th ARC in Las Palmas with a flag parade and weeklong countdown to the transatlantic start.
Over 1200 sailors are preparing to sail from Gran Canaria to the Caribbean in the iconic ARC and ARC+ rallies.
To mark its 40th year, the Atlantic Rally for Cruisers will share the excitement at sea through new live and radio broadcasts.
The Atlantic Rally for Cruisers has included more than 30,000 sailors throughout the years.
From safety gear to rigging checks, here’s how to get your boat and crew ready for the 3,000-mile Atlantic crossing.
Forty years on, sailors reflect on whether they’d still brave the Atlantic the old-school way.
After two Atlantic legs and weeks at sea, ARC+ sailors celebrate achievements, friendships and family milestones in Grenada.
After a fast Atlantic crossing, the Volvo 65 is first to reach Saint Lucia in the 40th running of the ARC.
More than 800 sailors and 145 boats began the 40th ARC Rally from Las Palmas for the 2700-mile passage to Saint Lucia.
Hundreds of sailors kicked off the 40th ARC in Las Palmas with a flag parade and weeklong countdown to the transatlantic start.
Over 1200 sailors are preparing to sail from Gran Canaria to the Caribbean in the iconic ARC and ARC+ rallies.
To mark its 40th year, the Atlantic Rally for Cruisers will share the excitement at sea through new live and radio broadcasts.
The Atlantic Rally for Cruisers has included more than 30,000 sailors throughout the years.
From safety gear to rigging checks, here’s how to get your boat and crew ready for the 3,000-mile Atlantic crossing.
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