Pictures of the Week: beautiful images from the world of boating and yachting
A transatlantic race with a difference, Sunseeker announces which model will make its world debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival and a cat's life on board. See our pictures of the week
The launch of Vanquish Yachts’ tender/water scooter in Ibiza, the Royal Navy’s biggest warship, HMS Queen Elizabeth undergoes sea trials and the world’s only Porsche Kineo 27 Powerboat fails to sell. See our pictures of the week.
30/06/17: A cat’s life on board
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29/06/17: The Bridge 2017 Centennial Transat
As part of events to commemorate the centenary of the first landing of American soldiers in France during WWI in June 1917, the Bridge 2017 Centennial Transat sees four trimarans, including Actual, ‘race’ across the Atlantic against the ocean liner, Queen Mary 2
Credit: © Benoît Stichelbaut / The Bridge
12/06/17: Emirates Team New Zealand win the 35the America’s Cup Challenger Playoffs Finals 12/06/17
Could Emirates Team Zealand look any happier? The Kiwis were simply elated after they won against Artemis Racing and were crowned the 35th America’s Cup Challenger. They will now face Defender ORACLE TEAM USA
Credit: ACEA 2017 / Photo Ricardo Pint
06/06/17: Dramatic capsize for Emirates Team New Zealand in the America’s Cup
Emirates Team New Zealand dramatically pitchpoled during their fourth race in the Qualifier semi-finals against Land Rover BAR. After two days of repairs, they were back on the water and beat the Brits for a place in the Louis Vuitton America’s Cup Qualifiers Final
Credit: © ACEA 2017/ Gilles Martin-Raget
06/06/17: Ken Fowler finishes his Race to Scotland
Ken Fowler finished his Race to Scotland. The dinghy sailor set out from Sennen in west Cornwall on 7 May and almost made his target of John o-Groats. Unfortunately bad weather meant he was unable to sail that last 40 miles and had to be driven to his final destination
Credit: Race to Scotland/Facebook