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Beijing Sailing Center

Beijing Sailing Center(BSC) is the first-and-only sailing facility in Northern China to provide top grade sailing courses and activities.Located on the pristine beach of Beidaihe, BSC aims to promote leisure and professional sailing locally and in the region.A premier training facility with high safety standards and a team of Royal Yachting Association (RYA) qualified instructors, BSC sets to be China’s leading sailing center for sailing enthusiasts to enjoy yachting at all levels.To inspire…See More
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Welcome to the home of AC China Team! 欢迎来到美洲杯帆船赛"中国之队"空间

This is the official Friends and Supporters site for AC China Team, China's entry for the America's Cup Sailing Trophy and related racing regattas. Follow your favourite sailors as they compete with the best match racers in the world. Our latest regatta was the Louis Vuitton Pacific Series in Auckland, New Zealand, completed Feb 14, 2009

这个空间是专门为"中国之队"的朋友与支持者提供交流而建立的网站,空间会追踪"中国之队"角逐美洲杯以及其他相关的国际大型赛事。请密切关注您最喜欢的水手,在他与世界上最强的帆船选手竞争时,请为他加油。"中国之队"最近参加的比赛是2009年1月31日-2月14日在新西兰奥克兰城市举办的路易威登太平洋系列赛。

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朱艳红

Inter-chamber of Commerce Regatta 商会间航海比赛 August 20&21 8月20和21日

 

The second edition of the Inter-Chamber of Commerce Regatta is back! This time we hope to see more nationalities pitting wits against each other out on the water! This BSC-sponsored event promises a weekend of exciting sailing and racing and loads of opportunities to meet people from other countries as well as all walks of lives! Not only that, if you are coming with your fellow mates, you will witness your team members growing beyond their capabilities, stretching their capacities…

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Posted by 朱艳红 on July 26, 2011 at 1:50pm

朱艳红

CItyweekend-Race Your Neighbour 城市周末航海-与邻居一起比赛 August 27&28 8月27日和28日

 

Have you ever wondered what your neighbours at work or home do on the weekends? Or have you done anything fun and exciting together on a weekend? Now grab this awesome opportunity to invite your neighbours to go on a sailing weekend! This will be an extraordinary weekend where you get to bond with your neighbours, learn a new sport together as well as race against your neighbours on the water! Back on shore; enjoy copious amount of beers together and a sumptuous spread of BBQ…

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Posted by 朱艳红 on July 26, 2011 at 1:49pm

朱艳红

Beijing Sailing Center

Beijing Sailing Center(BSC) is the first-and-only sailing facility in Northern China to provide top grade sailing courses and activities.

Located on the pristine beach of Beidaihe, BSC aims to promote leisure and professional sailing locally and in the region.

A premier training facility with high safety standards and a team of Royal Yachting Association (RYA) qualified instructors, BSC sets to be China’s leading sailing center for sailing enthusiasts to enjoy yachting at all…

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Posted by 朱艳红 on July 11, 2011 at 10:20am

Ian Charles Stewart

Uncertainty still surrounds the 34th America's Cup Challenge

It has been an interesting few months.   There has been a change of the Challenger of Record (Vincenzo Onorato, previously a strong defender of the new rules, and costs, of AC34 has pulled his Mascalzone Latino run Club Nautico di Roma challenge from its privileged position as Challenger of Record, and from the Cup entirely) and a change of boat rules for the pre-Cup regattas (the AC45 will continue to be used next year for all of the America's Cup World Series regattas, when the original…

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Posted by Ian Charles Stewart on July 9, 2011 at 7:24pm

Stuart S. James

BMW Drops AC Sponsorship of Oracle

BMW Oracle Racing
loses sponsor
ESPN
AP SAN FRANCISCO -- America's Cup champion BMW Oracle Racing says German
automaker BMW is ending its sponsorship at the end of the year, by mutual
agreement ...
a href="http://sports.espn.go.com/oly/news/story?id=5963972">http://sports.espn.go.com/oly/news/story?id=5963972>

Posted by Stuart S. James on December 29, 2010 at 9:04am

Nis Peter Lorentzen

A new sailing club in Beijing

It was a great surprise to discover a brand new sailing club located at the Beijing Olympic Rowing-Canoeing Park in Shun Yi, Beijing.





Today it was windy, and a large crowd of beginners and more experienced sailors had gathered at the new club.







They offer a large fleet of the small FE 11…

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Posted by Nis Peter Lorentzen on October 5, 2010 at 7:00pm

Ian Charles Stewart

NEWS FLASH : Britain's Team Origin pulls out of AC 34.

Citing unhappiness with the decisions about boat design and racing format, Team Origin's owner Sir Keith Mills has said that he doesn't think the new format for the America's Cup is viable.


As I have said previously: in this interesting off-water battle between owners and sailors, the sailors are winning. It will be interesting to see how this…
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Posted by Ian Charles Stewart on October 3, 2010 at 10:47pm

Ian Charles Stewart

AC 34 Draft Protocol Details Announced

34th AC Match in 2013…
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Posted by Ian Charles Stewart on September 14, 2010 at 8:12am

Ian Charles Stewart

America's Cup 34: Owners vs Sailors?

It looks like the new battle for the America's Cup will be between Owners and Sailors. Notwithstanding Mike Sanderson's departure from Team Origin, at the moment the sailors are winning. BMW Oracle design coordinator Ian Burns has said that the AC "is the pinnacle of our sport" and continues "the boats should be physically demanding to race well and produce…

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Posted by Ian Charles Stewart on May 23, 2010 at 8:24pm

Ian Charles Stewart

So there are TWO new boat concepts being drawn up for AC34: one monohull and one multihull!

The competitors get to decide, they say, later this year. Will be interesting to see which way it goes. And the dates are 2013 - 2014. Which we means we all have a little time to try to get the sponsors interested again. And venue will not be finalised until end 2010.



But will sponsors jump on board after the mess of the last three years? Coutts seems to think the number of teams will drop as he talks about quality over…
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Posted by Ian Charles Stewart on May 6, 2010 at 9:38pm

Guy Nowell

Sail-World Asia would like to hear from you

To Friends of the China America's Cup Team and members of the Beijing Yacht Club - inviting you to submit your sailing-related announcements, news, and images to Sail-World Asia, part of the biggest sailing news website in the world. Go to www.sail-world.com/asia, and click the 'Submit News and Pics' button in the top right corner.

Guy Nowell, Asia Editor, Sail-World.com

Posted by Guy Nowell on April 20, 2010 at 8:30am

Ian Charles Stewart

So are we all set for AC34?

Now that the Auld Mug is back in US control, plans for America's Cup Challengers should get a little clearer. But not just yet.



Firstly Location. Oracle Team owner Larry Ellison seems, unsurprisingly, to prefer his home port of San Francisco (and the Golden Gate Yacht Club that Oracle represented in Valencia) but facilities there are not up to scratch, and other locations, including Cascais in Portugal (the original choice of Russell Coutts for AC32), are still being… Continue

Posted by Ian Charles Stewart on February 20, 2010 at 12:36pm

Nis Peter Lorentzen

New Scandinavian Cruiser 20 classic one-design day-boat launched in Xiamen, China

I have now been sailing the Scandinavian Cruiser 20 for two warm and sunny days on November 25/26 with light wind of 5-10 knots in Xiamen, China. The water and air temperature was around 25C (80F). I wish sailing could be like this every day!



So how does she sail?



In many ways she feels like a big dinghy, with fast acceleration in a puff, turns on a dime, light on the tiller, etc, but in other ways she is like a keel boat, with… Continue

Posted by Nis Peter Lorentzen on December 16, 2009 at 7:22pm — 1 Comment

Ian Charles Stewart

Adam Minoprio and his BlackMatch Racing Team sweep Team Origin's Ben Ainslie out of the Monsoon Cup

Adam Minoprio, ably supported by Tom Powrie, Dave Swete, Nick Blackman and Dan McLean, won the Monsoon Cup in convincing fashion at Kuala Terengganu on Malaysia's East Coast, yesterday afternoon. Winning 3:0 against the Origin Team who had lead the standings at the end of the Round Robin series, Minoprio showed why he is the 2009 ISAF World Match Racing Champion, a title he sealed the day before with points from the semi-finals. It hadn't looked this… Continue

Posted by Ian Charles Stewart on December 7, 2009 at 3:03pm

Stuart S. James

Team No Way Back is crowned RC 44 Champion 2009

Pieter Heerema and his team No Way Back have conquered the Sea Dubai RC 44 Gold Cup. Winners of the fleet regatta and the DHL Trophy, they also grab the RC 44 Championship Tour 2009 ahead of Artemis, who retains the overall fleet race title.



November 29, 2009 - The scenario couldn’t have been better ahead of the last racing day of the RC 44 Championship Tour 2009, with four boats in a position to win the overall title.… Continue

Posted by Stuart S. James on November 30, 2009 at 8:56am

Stuart S. James

Back to normal on day one of the Sea Dubai RC 44 Gold Cup fleet

November 27, 2009 – Four races took place today in a light and fairly unstable breeze, allowing four different teams to score victories. Artemis and Team Aqua, the two teams who lead the overall Championship Tour, needed a couple of races to get back in a confident mode after their disappointing results in the match race event. They finally showed their usual leadership in the fleet regatta in the second part of the day.



The first regatta saw a splendid domination by the local Team… Continue

Posted by Stuart S. James on November 28, 2009 at 8:31am

Ian Charles Stewart

All Italian Team Azzurra wins the Louis Vuitton Trophy in Nice.

The emphatic 2-0 win over Team NZ by Francesco Bruni's all Italian Azzurra was a surprise to many, but not to the Italians themselves. Representing HH The Aga Khan's Yacht Club Costa Smeralda (Sardinia), and built around Giovanni Maspero's Joe Fly sailing teams, Azzurra were well trained and well supported from the start.



One wonders, though, what the large teams think of the results of these LV races. With Team NZ 2nd, Origin 4th and… Continue

Posted by Ian Charles Stewart on November 23, 2009 at 10:00am

Ian Charles Stewart

Photos of Alinghi's new Cat are up!

Big boat this. And lovely lines. Click Here for the photos or just click through to "Photos" from anywhere on this site. These photos were taken yesterday afternoon at Le Bouveret, the boat having been moved from Villeneuve by a huge helicopter. I watched the 50m mast go on today and saw the boom arrive on its own semi-trailer. Everything is on quite a… Continue

Posted by Ian Charles Stewart on July 11, 2009 at 4:30am — 1 Comment

Ian Charles Stewart

Alinghi's Big Cat out in the open!

Just had my first look at Alinghi's big catamaran - the one they have built to face BMW Oracle in next February's Deed of Gift 33rd America's Cup race off. Will try and post photos tomorrow. Impressive machine. It is parked on the hard in the industrial park of Villeneuve at the Eastern end of Lac Leman in Switzerland. They are planning to airlift it by helicopter to nearby Bouveret eary Wednesday morning, where they will step the mast and start water trials.

Posted by Ian Charles Stewart on July 7, 2009 at 6:00am — 1 Comment

Stuart S. James

BMW ORACLE Racing wins the fleet race event and the overall Cagliari RC 44 Cup

There were no races in Cagliari today due to the lack of wind. Larry Ellison and Russell Coutts’ BMW ORACLE Racing are the grand winners of the event, ahead of Chris Bake’s Team Aqua and Igor Lah’s Ceeref.



April 26, 2009 – The wind carried on playing tricks with the Cagliari Cup organisers today. Despite a good forecast and some promising moments, Peter “Luigi” Reggio had no other option but to send all the teams back to port at 2:30 PM.

Winner of the fleet regatta, Larry… Continue

Posted by Stuart S. James on April 28, 2009 at 11:24am

 
 
 

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