Press Release

  • The 2020 52 SUPER SERIES Season is Finally Halted, Roll On 2021

    (Thursday, 23rd July 2020) – Organisers, team owners and stakeholders have taken the decision to cancel TP52 World Championship which were due to take place between 14th and 19th September in Puerto Portals, Mallorca. All of the parties involved have made every effort to set up a safe, inclusive and fair world championships but strict travel restrictions…

  • Galicia and Saint Tropez are New Venues on the 2021 Calendar for the 52 SUPER SERIES

    (Tuesday, 7th July 2020) – Galicia in the wild and stunningly beautiful north of Spain, and chic and elegant Saint Tropez, two very different and contrasting venues, will both feature highly as the world’s leading grand prix monohull circuit, the 52 SUPER SERIES, bounces back for what promises to be an exciting and engaging 2021…

  • Puerto Portals to Host the Rolex TP52 World Championship in September

    July’s Valencia regatta has been cancelled.   (Wednesday 20th May) – As the 52 SUPER SERIES racing fleet of TP52 grand-prix racing yachts returned today from Cape Town, South Africa, aboard the cargo ship BBC Dolphin in Valencia, Spain, circuit organisers have put plans in place to run the prestigious Rolex TP52 World Championship at…

  • Doing Their Bit For The Fight

    (Saturday 4th April 2020, Spain) – Sailors and shore crew from the wider 52 SUPER SERIES family are putting their skills – and in many cases their hardware – to good use helping support the battle against the COVID-19 pandemic. In Palma, Mallorca, and in Valencia, groups and individuals are engaged in making personal protective…

  • Italian 2020 52 SUPER SERIES Regattas Cancelled

    (Friday 27th March, 2020) – May’s Royal Cup 52 SUPER SERIES Scarlino 2020 and June’s Audi 52 SUPER SERIES Porto Cervo & TP52 20th Anniversary Invitational 2020 have been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In close collaboration with the host organisations, stakeholders and team owners, the 52 SUPER SERIES has cancelled the two key…

  • The 52 SUPER SERIES Cancels the Second Event in Cape Town Due to COVID-19

    (Friday 13th March, 2020) – Due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, the second event of the 2020 52 SUPER SERIES season, which was scheduled to take place in Cape Town, South Africa from March 31st to April 4th has been cancelled. Following final consultation between the 52 SUPER SERIES’ Board of Directors, in light of…

  • The 52 SUPER SERIES Sets Its 2020 Vision for Sustainability

    (Thursday 12th March) – An exciting season of intense 52 SUPER SERIES has just opened in Cape Town, South Africa. Consolidating progress, building on momentum, and continuing to engage and influence at all levels is central to the 2020 52 SUPER SERIES sustainability campaign. The world’s foremost grand-prix monohull racing circuit will continue to generate…

  • The Cape of Dreams

    (Friday 6th March, Cape Town) – With no racing possible on the final day of the Odzala Discovery Camps 52 SUPER SERIES V&A Waterfront Cape Town regatta, the 2019 circuit champions Azzurra lift the first series title of the 2020 season. https://www.facebook.com/52SuperSeries/videos/485763252307083/   Racing in South Africa for the first time ever represented something of…

  • Azzurra On the Cusp of Cape Town Success

    (Thursday 5th March, Cape Town) – As predicted, the Cape Doctor, Cape Town’s renowned strong, local south-easterly wind came in for the penultimate day of racing at the first event of the 2020 season – the Odzala Discovery Camps 52 SUPER SERIES V&A Waterfront Cape Town regatta – to produce some thrilling racing. https://www.facebook.com/52SuperSeries/videos/638751443365877/  …

  • Platoon Bounce Back, Azzurra’s Consistency Is Not Contagious

    (Wednesday 4th March, Cape Town) – After a very disappointing opening to the Odzala Discovery Camps 52 SUPER SERIES V&A Waterfront – Cape Town regatta, Harm Muller-Spreer’s world champions Platoon bounced back to record a second and first today as the top scoring boat in the fleet. But, after six races have been sailed off…