A potential podium finish in the Fastnet Race would be a great way for the Oakcliff All-American Offshore Team to finish its inaugural season. Regardless of the final position, however, the Fastnet was full of rewards for this young crew.
Compared to modern racers, 12-Metres are heavy, slow, and a lot of work to sail. But no other class can match the 12s when it comes to sailing history, and that’s what makes the ride worthwhile.
In any regatta decided by a tiebreaker, the losing team can usually find countless places where that one key point was missed. The author dwells on one such moment from the 2011 Swan 42 Nationals off Newport, R.I.
Bruce Stone hopped off a plane from Block Island Race Week and led the crew of his J/105 Arbitrage to victory at the 2011 Sperry Top-Sider San Francisco NOOD.
In the middle of a record-setting heat wave,_ Sailing World_ magazine hits the road for the 2011 Santana 20 Nationals in Oklahoma City, Okla.
The Oakcliff All-American Offshore Team heads out of sight of land during its final big training session before the 2011 Transatlantic Race.
Cleveland Race Week’s One-Design Weekend included racing for Tartan Tens and six other classes; the regatta’s second weekend hosts races for juniors, women, and handicap divisions. Photos by Michael Lovett For more about the event, click here.
A new TV show will profile people who have been knocked down and fought though adversity. The first episode will highlight the accomplishments of 2008 Paralympic Gold Medalist Maureen McKinnon-Tucker.
Seattle dwarfs Newport, R.I., in most ways. The percentage of people who sail, however, is definitely not one of them.
At the 2011 Sperry Top-Sider Chicago NOOD, Tom and Carol McIntosh are learning by leaps and bounds aboard their J/111 Misty.
The official one-design of the Tour de France à la Voile hit the water this spring. From our May 2011 issue.
Victory was elusive in the Storm Trysail’s Block Island Race, but there was still plenty to be happy about for the Oakcliff All-American Offshore Team.
A potential podium finish in the Fastnet Race would be a great way for the Oakcliff All-American Offshore Team to finish its inaugural season. Regardless of the final position, however, the Fastnet was full of rewards for this young crew.
Compared to modern racers, 12-Metres are heavy, slow, and a lot of work to sail. But no other class can match the 12s when it comes to sailing history, and that’s what makes the ride worthwhile.
In any regatta decided by a tiebreaker, the losing team can usually find countless places where that one key point was missed. The author dwells on one such moment from the 2011 Swan 42 Nationals off Newport, R.I.
Bruce Stone hopped off a plane from Block Island Race Week and led the crew of his J/105 Arbitrage to victory at the 2011 Sperry Top-Sider San Francisco NOOD.
In the middle of a record-setting heat wave,_ Sailing World_ magazine hits the road for the 2011 Santana 20 Nationals in Oklahoma City, Okla.
The Oakcliff All-American Offshore Team heads out of sight of land during its final big training session before the 2011 Transatlantic Race.
Cleveland Race Week’s One-Design Weekend included racing for Tartan Tens and six other classes; the regatta’s second weekend hosts races for juniors, women, and handicap divisions. Photos by Michael Lovett For more about the event, click here.
A new TV show will profile people who have been knocked down and fought though adversity. The first episode will highlight the accomplishments of 2008 Paralympic Gold Medalist Maureen McKinnon-Tucker.
Seattle dwarfs Newport, R.I., in most ways. The percentage of people who sail, however, is definitely not one of them.
At the 2011 Sperry Top-Sider Chicago NOOD, Tom and Carol McIntosh are learning by leaps and bounds aboard their J/111 Misty.
The official one-design of the Tour de France à la Voile hit the water this spring. From our May 2011 issue.
Victory was elusive in the Storm Trysail’s Block Island Race, but there was still plenty to be happy about for the Oakcliff All-American Offshore Team.
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