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Frenchwoman Pauline Courtois, seen in action last year, is one of two women skippers in the 70th Bermuda Gold Cup and 2020 Open Match Racing World Championship
© Charles Anderson
Female skippers, a staple of Bermuda Gold Cup, to race Open Match Racing Worlds for first time
Another glass ceiling for women in sailing will be shattered next week at the 70th Bermuda Gold Cup and 2020 Open Match Racing World Championship when two accomplished female skippers will race in the Open Worlds for the first time ever.