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The Oman Air team climbed the leaderboard as they reached the half-way point in a closely fought Extreme Sailing Series Act in San Diego. Starting the second day in fourth place, the Phil Robertson skippered crew of Pete Greenhalgh, Nasser Al Mashari, James Wierzbowski and Ed Smyth succeeded in overhauling four-time Olympic gold medallist Sir
The Oman Air crew ended a tricky first day in San Diego content with a consistent performance in the penultimate Act of the 2017 Extreme Sailing Series. Light winds were a challenge for all eight of the international crews, with three failing to finish the last of the day’s six races as the breeze dropped
The Oman Air team head into the penultimate Act in the year-long Extreme Sailing Series confident they can close the narrow gap to the top of the overall table. San Diego is new territory for the high-speed GC32 foiling catamarans, but all six of the regular crews – along with two wildcard entries – will
The Oman Air crew were denied the opportunity to improve on their standing at the Extreme Sailing Series when the wind failed to put in an appearance on a sun-soaked third Cardiff Bay day that delighted the thousands of spectators while frustrating the race crews. However, a few members of the Oman Air sailing and
Oman Air’s Extreme Sailing Series team added to their tally of race wins and podium finishes on a day of snakes and ladders results on Cardiff Bay. The second day of racing in the Welsh capital started with an improved breeze and the first four races produced four different winners – including Oman Air –
Oman Air’s Extreme Sailing Series team wrapped up the first day of racing in Cardiff with a hard-earned race win in challenging light wind conditions. On a day of sunshine but shifty breezes the difference between winning and losing came down to a matter of metres on a tight and confined Cardiff Bay racecourse. A
Fresh from back-to-back victories in the Extreme Sailing Series, the Oman Air team head to Cardiff this week aiming to maintain a 100 per cent winning streak by Omani crews at the UK venue. In all five previous events on Cardiff Bay dating back to 2012 an Oman Sail entry – either Oman Air or
The crew of Team Oman Air were denied the chance to continue their winning streak in the Extreme Sailing Series when the wind failed to appear in Hamburg, Germany, for the first day of racing. Fresh from victory at the previous event in Barcelona, Oman Air was leading the only
Team Oman Air claimed their first regatta win of the 2017 Extreme Sailing Series with a dominant display in Barcelona, Spain, narrowing the gap to the top spot on the overall leaderboard to just one point. An emphatic victory in the final race, which counted for double points, sealed glory
On a concluding day of dramatic twists and turns in the Extreme Sailing Series, the Oman Air team secured a third place podium finish despite fickle winds which were a persistent feature of the Madeira event. A committed performance in the final, double-points scoring race which saw them cross
After two Acts in the eight-event season, the experienced Oman Air team are in a perfectly respectable third place overall. Now they hope the light breezes at the last Far East regatta in Qingdao, China, will be replaced by strong winds at this week’s contest off the mid-Atlantic Madeira Islands
Team Oman Air pulled off an incredible comeback to score their second podium finish of the season in a thrilling finale to Act 2 in Qingdao, China. The Omani-flagged crew, this year led by New Zealand skipper Phil Robertson, jumped three places up the leaderboard to finish in third thanks to a
A resounding victory in the final race of the penultimate day in Qingdao kept Team Oman Air's dreams of a second podium finish of the 2017 Extreme Sailing Series alive. Phil Robertson's men proved uncatchable as they romped home to glory in the seventh and last outing of the day
Typically challenging weather conditions in China's Olympic Sailing City of Qingdao left Team Oman Air frustrated but defiant after a mixed bag of results in the Extreme Sailing Series round two curtain raiser. Qingdao is notorious for delivering tricky sailing conditions that can change in an instant - and that's
Team Oman Air got their bid for Extreme Sailing Series glory off to a solid start claiming third place in the season opener on their home waters of Muscat today. The crew, now with $1 million World Match Racing Tour winner Phil Robertson at the helm, scored 16 podium finishes in 27 races
A long and dramatic day of Extreme Sailing Series racing saw Team Oman Air firmly in contention in what has become a three-way title fight for the Act 1 crown. With nine races packed into the penultimate day, guests and spectators along the Muscat shore and viewers live online, were treated to a
Concentration, determination and some overnight reflection saw Oman Air scale the heights of the Extreme Sailing Series Act 1 in Muscat at the half-way stage. Following an uncertain opening, the second day saw the Oman Air crew hit their stride and notch up a series of results that took them to the top of
Team Oman Air made a solid start to the new 2017 Extreme Sailing Series after fighting their way into the top three following a couple of difficult early races. With their recent convincing victory in the GC32 Championship, Oman Air went in to Act 1 of the Extreme Sailing Series in Muscat hoping to
Oman Air's new-look crew will begin their campaign for victory in the 2017 Extreme Sailing Series in pole position after a resounding win in the inaugural GC32 Championship. The team, this season with $1 million World Match Racing Tour winner Phil Robertson at the helm, dominated the podium as 11 crews from the Extreme
Team Oman Air took every opportunity on the Sydney Harbour race course today and cornered the podium to close the gap at the top of the Extreme Sailing Series Act 8 leaderboard as the rivalry with Alinghi intensifies. After two days of nail-biting action with nine races completed, Oman Air were lying in second