Seven new members have been elected to the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame, per a news release on Thursday.

Brian Hall's Something Else claims victory in Dublin Bay, beating Richard Goodbody's White Mischief by over a minute.

The original 18 footers which raced from the 1890s to the mid-1930s at a time often referred to as the ‘Big Boat Era’ ...

Seven new members have been elected to the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame is headed by Smarty Jones, a finalist for the first time. Additionally, Kentucky-breds Decathlon and Hermis and ...

Betfair tipster Mark Milligan heads to Perth for his two Wednesday selections and he has a strong fancy for a Jonjo and A J O ...

Irish boats excel on day one of the RORC Easter Challenge in Cowes, showcasing strong performances across all divisions.

The 56th edition of Antigua Sailing Week on April 26-May 2 anticipates strong tradewinds for the racing across nine classes, ...

What started in 1954 as a bar bet at the old Whippernon Golf Club on Route 20 in Russell has endured for 70 years. Back then, ...

The New York Giants have several holes to fill and eight draft picks to play with. There’s room for the Giants to find a ...

Bred in Pennsylvania by Someday Farm, Smarty Jones (Elusive Quality—I’ll Get Along, by Smile) raced from 2003 through 2004, ...

Iran, China, and Turkey have built drone aircraft carriers that could enhance their power at a fraction of the cost of crewed ...

In another boat, Tim’s son, Ethan Piers-Gamble, and his nephew, Garrison, partnered up. Only one stand-up paddleboard rider took part in the expert class race. Last year, at least four accepted ...