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2026 Newport Bermuda Race - Prizegiving

by Bermuda Race Media 4 Jul 09:46 UTC June 27, 2026
Prize giving at Governors Mansion Newport Bermuda Race © Daniel Forster

With many crews returned to homeport another unforgettable Newport Bermuda Race is in the books. For some, the memories will be of the trophies earned at the Prizegiving at Government House on Saturday.

For others, they'll be of midnight sail changes, Gulf Stream strategy, lifelong friendships, and the satisfaction of crossing the finish line after 636 miles at sea.

Congratulations to all of the sailors who earned trophies during this year's race. The 2026 edition certainly kept everyone on their toes and we appreciate the patience and sportsmanship shown by competitors throughout the process. Now it's time to recognize the outstanding performances that will be remembered as part of this race's history.

View the complete list of 2026 Trophy Winners

Relive the adventure

Now that you've had a chance to unpack, take a moment to revisit the race from a different perspective.

Photos

Thousands of photos from throughout the race—from the start in Newport to finishes, dockside celebrations, and the awards ceremony in Bermuda—are available at photos.bermudarace.com. Whether you're looking for your crew crossing the Gulf Stream, celebrating on the dock, or lifting a trophy, there's a good chance you'll find it there.

Photos are available for purchase and proceeds go to the Bermuda Race Foundation, find the photo you are looking to buy and email for directions to complete your purchase.

Watch the race again

If you were busy racing (or simply missed an episode), all of our video coverage remains available:

  • Starting Line Live Show - Experience the excitement and anticipation before the fleet crossed the line.
  • The Gulf Stream Show - Follow the fleet each day with onboard footage, weather analysis, sailor interviews, and stories from across the race course.
  • Official Race Recap Video - A look back at the people, moments, and emotion that made the 2026 race so memorable.

Thank you for following

The extraordinary preparation, seamanship, teamwork, and dedication of every sailor, volunteer, race official, and supporter are what make the Newport Bermuda Race so special. Together, you've continued a tradition that has inspired generations of offshore sailors.

This year, Newport Bermuda Race content reached more than 5 million views across our digital platforms. Whether you followed every position change on the tracker, watched the Gulf Stream Show each evening, shared a photo, or simply cheered on the fleet from afar, thank you. Every click, view, comment, and share helped bring this adventure to a worldwide audience.

Creating the opportunity to tell these stories—and to inspire the next generation of offshore sailors—is why we do what we do.

Thank you to every sailor who accepted the challenge, every volunteer who made the race possible, every race official, sponsor, photographer, storyteller, and every fan who followed along from around the world.

We'll see you on the starting line in 2028.

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