2010 Farr 40 European Championship
Reigning world champions Massimo Mezzaroma and the crew of Nerone won this event in Porto Rotondo, Sardinia, Italy. Photos by F. Nonnoi Read about the racing.
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Reigning world champions Massimo Mezzaroma and the crew of Nerone won this event in Porto Rotondo, Sardinia, Italy. Photos by F. Nonnoi Read about the racing.
In San Francisco, 26-year old Luca Lalli and his Italian crew on B-Lin Sailing edged out John Porter’s Full Throttle for the victory.
Find complete specs and design history for the newest J Class yacht.
Fran Grenon/ Spectrum Photo Read about the racing in SW‘s Finish Line Forum.
Bill Sweetster and the crew of the J/109_ Rush _work out on the fleet and take home the Sperry Top-Sider Larchmont NOOD’s overall title.
Easterly winds churn up the Sound, and the scoreboard, for the second day of races at the Sperry Top-Sider Larchmont NOOD, hosted by Larchmont (N.Y.) YC. Here’s the final results.
Ingrid Abery snapped Austin Fragomen’s TP52 Interlodge at this Irish regatta. Read more about the event in SW‘s Finish Line forum.
When it comes to starting in a crowded fleet, the ability to properly fill a hole can be the difference between a front-row start and clear air and getting flushed out the back.
From France’s legendary offshore regatta comes a boat that can do more than go around the buoys. A boat preview from our July/August 2010 issue
Number of Crew: 4 Racing venue conditions: Mixed (warm/cool); inshore buoy racing Budget: $1500 ($375 per person)
After a shameful episode on Rhode Island’s Narragansett Bay,_ SW_ associate editor Michael Lovett finds himself on the receiving end of Rule 30.3.
A test sail on the Russell Coutts’ RC 44 provides a tangible glimpse of how the Kiwi legend views the sport, and a rare chance to see what he’s like when he lets down his guard and goes sailing.
Reigning world champions Massimo Mezzaroma and the crew of Nerone won this event in Porto Rotondo, Sardinia, Italy. Photos by F. Nonnoi Read about the racing.
In San Francisco, 26-year old Luca Lalli and his Italian crew on B-Lin Sailing edged out John Porter’s Full Throttle for the victory.
Find complete specs and design history for the newest J Class yacht.
Fran Grenon/ Spectrum Photo Read about the racing in SW‘s Finish Line Forum.
Bill Sweetster and the crew of the J/109_ Rush _work out on the fleet and take home the Sperry Top-Sider Larchmont NOOD’s overall title.
Easterly winds churn up the Sound, and the scoreboard, for the second day of races at the Sperry Top-Sider Larchmont NOOD, hosted by Larchmont (N.Y.) YC. Here’s the final results.
Ingrid Abery snapped Austin Fragomen’s TP52 Interlodge at this Irish regatta. Read more about the event in SW‘s Finish Line forum.
When it comes to starting in a crowded fleet, the ability to properly fill a hole can be the difference between a front-row start and clear air and getting flushed out the back.
From France’s legendary offshore regatta comes a boat that can do more than go around the buoys. A boat preview from our July/August 2010 issue
Number of Crew: 4 Racing venue conditions: Mixed (warm/cool); inshore buoy racing Budget: $1500 ($375 per person)
After a shameful episode on Rhode Island’s Narragansett Bay,_ SW_ associate editor Michael Lovett finds himself on the receiving end of Rule 30.3.
A test sail on the Russell Coutts’ RC 44 provides a tangible glimpse of how the Kiwi legend views the sport, and a rare chance to see what he’s like when he lets down his guard and goes sailing.
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