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Competing against the world’s elite match racing sailors in the $100,000 Argo Group Gold Cup can be an initimidating experience for a newcomer. But 22-year-old Gold Cup rookie skipper Joshua Greenslade is determined not to let the big occasion get th...

Local skippers Joshua Greenslade and Lance Fraser found the going tough during day one of the $100,000 Argo Group Gold Cup in Hamilton Harbour, managing a solitary win between them. Greenslade was beaten in all four of his races while Fraser finished...

National match racing champ Joshua Greenslade and team Royal Bermuda Yacht Club (RBYC) Sailing Academy warmed up for the $100,000 Argo Group Gold Cup with a dress rehearsal against four-time Olympic gold medallist Ben Ainslie at the weekend. Greensla...

Reigning Argo Group Gold Cup champion Taylor Canfield was among the handful of teams taking advantage of variable conditions over the weekend. The US Virgin Islands skipper practised with his US One Sailing team-mates on Saturday and Sunday in the ho...

Local Argo Group Gold Cup hopefuls Joshua Greenslade and Lance Fraser will be looking to get their campaigns off on the front foot in Hamilton Harbour tomorrow. Fraser (Team Digicel Business) will face Keith Swinton (Australia) in his opening Group ...

Local sailors Joshua Greenslade and Lance Fraser have been kept apart for the group stage of the 2013 Argo Group Gold Cup. National match racing champion Greenslade has been pitted in Group Two which includes reigning Alpari World Match Racing Tour (...

Ian Williams and team GAC Pindar will be looking to make further inroads towards an unprecedented fifth World Match Racing title at next week’s $100,000 Argo Group Gold Cup in Hamilton Harbour. The English skipper, who has been nominated for the 2013...

Sailing against the world’s elite match racing sailors during the upcoming Argo Group Gold Cup will bode well for the development of promising skipper Joshua Greenslade. This according to veteran sailor Blythe Walker who has opted not to compete as a...

The America’s Cup is coming to Bermuda — well, sort of. As many as five sailors involved in this year’s America’s Cup and Louis Vuitton Cup will be among those competing for the prestigious King Edward VII Trophy and $100,000 in prize money during ne...

Promoting sailing and administering the sport more efficiently at the national level during tough economic times rank high on the mandate of newly-appointed Bermuda Sailing Association (BSA) president Martin Siese. The veteran sailor was appointed by...