Rise of the Southernmost Regatta
Missing the action of Key West Race Week, pro sailor Marty Kullman kick-started his own version and put out the call.
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Missing the action of Key West Race Week, pro sailor Marty Kullman kick-started his own version and put out the call.
Light air gets Jonathan thinking about what’s fast in the light stuff, and a better way to deal with OCS starts.
Ridge Turner checks in from the ORC 2 division’s GP26 fleet with insight into Key West’s newest sportboats.
With pre-game conditions preventing many teams from getting off the dock for practice, Monday’s first races will be trial by fire for many.
Jonathan McKee reporting in from the Melges 32 class from onboard Dalton Devos’ Delta.
Sailing World editor Dave Reed files from inside the Swan 42 Mahalo for its Key West debut.
Onboard the Swan 42 Arethusa, former Sailing World senior editor Stuart Streuli tackles the challenges of the being the slowest rated boat in its IRC 3 class.
Quantum Key West press officer Bill Wagner walks us through the fleets, and where we can expect the big battles next week.
A stellar day caps off Key West Race Week. Access SW‘s complete coverage of Key West.
A bad final leg can leave a bitter taste that doesn’t quickly fade away. The proper perspective, however, is always there for the taking
More boats is always better, but there’s plenty of fun, competition, and excitement to be found in a smaller fleet, too.
Missing the action of Key West Race Week, pro sailor Marty Kullman kick-started his own version and put out the call.
Light air gets Jonathan thinking about what’s fast in the light stuff, and a better way to deal with OCS starts.
Ridge Turner checks in from the ORC 2 division’s GP26 fleet with insight into Key West’s newest sportboats.
With pre-game conditions preventing many teams from getting off the dock for practice, Monday’s first races will be trial by fire for many.
Jonathan McKee reporting in from the Melges 32 class from onboard Dalton Devos’ Delta.
Sailing World editor Dave Reed files from inside the Swan 42 Mahalo for its Key West debut.
Onboard the Swan 42 Arethusa, former Sailing World senior editor Stuart Streuli tackles the challenges of the being the slowest rated boat in its IRC 3 class.
Quantum Key West press officer Bill Wagner walks us through the fleets, and where we can expect the big battles next week.
A stellar day caps off Key West Race Week. Access SW‘s complete coverage of Key West.
A bad final leg can leave a bitter taste that doesn’t quickly fade away. The proper perspective, however, is always there for the taking
More boats is always better, but there’s plenty of fun, competition, and excitement to be found in a smaller fleet, too.
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