2012 Sperry Top-Sider Chicago NOOD Regatta Day 3
Three beautiful days in a row on Lake Michigan.
Three beautiful days in a row on Lake Michigan.
Over 100 boats competed in the Around the Island (Conanicut) race this past weekend, followed by the 158th New York Yacht Club Annual Regatta itself which had a showing of 133 boats. This is the oldest regatta in America. Photos by Billy Black/Rolex
Great day on Lake Michigan, but the winds did get shifty as the day went on.
The Columbia Yacht Club hosted the COLORS regatta on June 2-3 in Chicago, Illinois. The racing featured several One Design classes, including Farr 40s, J 111s, T-10s and J 105s. There was also a Distance Race and PHRF racing to complete the fun. Photos courtesy of Tom Besore at TomsMedia.SmugMug.com
_Mare _took the overall win at the 2012 Atlantic Cup presented by 11th Hour Racing. The series consisted of doublehanded offshore legs from Charleston, S.C., to New York, N.Y., and from N.Y. to Newport, R.I., along with inshore races. Photos by Billy Black. Click here to read more about the racing in our Finish Line forum.
[Click here to read Ryan O’Grady’s blogs from _Mare _and _Initiative
Being a media crewmember for the 2012 Atlantic Cup means the author can look all he wants, but he just can’t touch.
Jeff Johnstone looks back at the boat that “started it all” for his family’s company. From our April 1997 issue.
Tim Zimmermann reflects on the tragedy at this past weekend’s Farallones Race in San Francisco.
New regulations were supposed to make the Open 60 monohulls safer and faster. But not everyone agrees that this has happened.
As a part of our April issue’s 2012 Guide to College Sailing, presented by Sperry Top-Sider, we asked college sailors to share their experiences at the Intercollegiate Offshore Regatta, hosted by the Storm Trysail Foundation and Larchmont YC in October 2011. We received some great entries, the best of which, by USC sailor Brock Kraebel, is featured in the magazine. But we couldn’t let all these stories remain hidden, so we’ve published the other finalists online here.
When a longtime J/24 bowman gets put into mastman duty with a pro team, he gains new insight—and respect—for his neighbor on the rail.
C&C Yachts Sails for Open Waters With New Ownership Team
Three beautiful days in a row on Lake Michigan.
Over 100 boats competed in the Around the Island (Conanicut) race this past weekend, followed by the 158th New York Yacht Club Annual Regatta itself which had a showing of 133 boats. This is the oldest regatta in America. Photos by Billy Black/Rolex
Great day on Lake Michigan, but the winds did get shifty as the day went on.
The Columbia Yacht Club hosted the COLORS regatta on June 2-3 in Chicago, Illinois. The racing featured several One Design classes, including Farr 40s, J 111s, T-10s and J 105s. There was also a Distance Race and PHRF racing to complete the fun. Photos courtesy of Tom Besore at TomsMedia.SmugMug.com
_Mare _took the overall win at the 2012 Atlantic Cup presented by 11th Hour Racing. The series consisted of doublehanded offshore legs from Charleston, S.C., to New York, N.Y., and from N.Y. to Newport, R.I., along with inshore races. Photos by Billy Black. Click here to read more about the racing in our Finish Line forum.
[Click here to read Ryan O’Grady’s blogs from _Mare _and _Initiative
Being a media crewmember for the 2012 Atlantic Cup means the author can look all he wants, but he just can’t touch.
Jeff Johnstone looks back at the boat that “started it all” for his family’s company. From our April 1997 issue.
Tim Zimmermann reflects on the tragedy at this past weekend’s Farallones Race in San Francisco.
New regulations were supposed to make the Open 60 monohulls safer and faster. But not everyone agrees that this has happened.
As a part of our April issue’s 2012 Guide to College Sailing, presented by Sperry Top-Sider, we asked college sailors to share their experiences at the Intercollegiate Offshore Regatta, hosted by the Storm Trysail Foundation and Larchmont YC in October 2011. We received some great entries, the best of which, by USC sailor Brock Kraebel, is featured in the magazine. But we couldn’t let all these stories remain hidden, so we’ve published the other finalists online here.
When a longtime J/24 bowman gets put into mastman duty with a pro team, he gains new insight—and respect—for his neighbor on the rail.
C&C Yachts Sails for Open Waters With New Ownership Team
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