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Long read: A polar vortex, the thickest ice seen in decades on The Navesink, a $100,000 Tiffany and Co. trophy, and the 'longest-deferred grudge match in sports history'

Summary by Yachting World
After 135 years, one of the oldest trophies in American sport has finally changed hands. Eric Kane and Helen Fretter reportTo understand what happened in Red Bank, New Jersey, in the first 10 days of February this year, you first have to understand the cold. This wasn’t a regular winter. This was a freeze for the ages. A polar vortex settled over the US North-east like it had nowhere else to be, sending wind chills plunging to 20 below zero and …
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Yachting World broke the news on Thursday, April 30, 2026.
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