Entries by Paul Cayard

Team Artemis grabs the lead in the Bank Sarasin RC 44 Portoroz Cup

The Swedish team, with Torbjorn Tornqvist at the helm and Dean Barker calling the shots, won the DHL long distance race and dominated the day. The conditions were absolutely fantastic, with up to 20 knots of wind and a great sunshine. October 2, 2009 – The double points DHL Trophy took place this morning in […]

Bank Sarasin – RC44 Portoroz Cup

A good day for Katusha. With a score of 4 in the DHL Coastal Race (and a 6, 4) in the two windward leeward races, we have moved up to 4th in the fleet racing. At this point, that has us in the lead for the overall win in the Bank Sarasin Cup. Artemis had […]

Bank Sarasin – RC44 Portoroz Cup

Today was the first day of the fleet racing series. We had good winds all day, between eight and 12 knots. The wind was from the south and there were some pretty big shifts, and holes as well. Onboard Katusha, we had a moderate day. We are lying 6th after four races, but just three […]

Bank Sarasin – RC44 Portoroz Cup

Katusha wins the Match Racing! It could not have gone better for our first two days of racing in the RC44 Class. We had a one race match against Puerto Calero in the semi final first thing today. The wind was light and the two boats were never more than 3 boat lengths apart. Then […]

Bank Sarasin – RC44 Portoroz Cup

A good day onboard Katusha today and it was our first race day. The 11 boats were split into two groups; six in our group and five in the other. We were 3-2 in the match racing and finished up second in our round. Organica of Poland was first with 4-1. We were in a […]

Bank Sarasin – RC44 Portoroz Cup

Today was the official practice race. We went out early and did some practice match racing with Artemis. The practice race was a fleet race and we finished a credible third. We had the lead off the start and 3/4’s of the way up the first beat, then made some mistakes. So the good news […]

Bank Sarasin – RC44 Portoroz Cup

We had a very good day of practice today on Katusha, our new Russian RC44. A lot of work has gone into getting the brand new boat ready for our first event here in Slovenia. Brad and JR have been here a month putting the keel on, getting the bottom perfect, assembling the rig and […]

TP52 – Audi MedCup – Cartagena

One race today. We had more to lose today then to gain. Quantum was 5 points ahead of us and we would need an extra boat between us or they would win the tie breaker. Bigamist and Matador were just 2.5 and 3 points behind us respectively. So we had a bit on. The wind […]