Since 2017Every 2 yearsMixed formatsRecord 4 d 04 h 23 min
Bermuda 1-2
Biennial two-leg offshore race between Newport, Rhode Island, and Bermuda: a singlehanded leg to St. George's, then a doublehanded return leg to Newport.
Biennial two-leg offshore race between Newport, Rhode Island, and Bermuda: a singlehanded leg to St. George's, then a doublehanded return leg to Newport.
The Bermuda One-Two (or Bermuda 1-2) was conceived and founded in 1977 by the Society of Lone Offshore Sailors (SOLOS), under the direction of former OSTAR competitor Jerry Cartwright. It is held every two years; the 2017 edition was the 21st.
The course has two legs: the skipper sails alone from Newport, Rhode Island, to St. George's, Bermuda, then a second crew member joins for the doublehanded return leg to Newport. The St. George's Dinghy & Sports Club has hosted the race in Bermuda throughout its history, while the event is now managed by the Newport Yacht Club.
In 2023, 24 boats started the singlehanded leg on 2 June, and the doublehanded return leg left Bermuda on 15 June.
4 sources · updated 3 Nov 2026
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Source: 2023 Bermuda One-Two: Singlehanded (opens in a new tab)
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Source: Bermuda One-Two Gearing Up for 2017 (opens in a new tab)
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