Sailing’s Olympic Marathon
More than 70 percent of the globe is water—sailing’s field of play—and offshore sailing is played out across long distances in both light and strong
More than 70 percent of the globe is water—sailing’s field of play—and offshore sailing is played out across long distances in both light and strong
Mighty Merloe, HL Enloe’s ORMA 60, flew across the Sea of Cortez Monday and crossed the finish line to set new multihull and overall record
Sailing the Rolex Sydney Hobart with her father carries on a distance-racing family tradition
Shorter point-to-point races require a different level of preparation and a more assertive approach to tackling the course.
The fastest way to rescue your man overboard.
The two largest offshore racing fleets in the world will come together in the Hague for a world championship event in 2018.
America’s Cup skipper Jimmy Spithill conquered the open ocean on foils, sailing from New York to Bermuda aboard the F4 catamaran with Team Falcon.
The twist and turns of the Atlantic Cup’s high-stress sprint from Charleston to Brooklyn leave the winning skippers exasperated.
With nearly 200 boats registered, the 50th Newport Bermuda Race is ready to launch on Friday. Here’s who — and how — to watch.
Transforming an offshore crew from neophytes to a self-sufficient unit takes many miles.
The best squalls are the ones you get right, but nailing a perfect one while approaching the Molokai Channel in the Transpac Race can be sheer perfection.
MOD70 organizers postpone the Krys Ocean Race transat until 2016. Whether the multihulls make it to the starting line then remains to be seen.
More than 70 percent of the globe is water—sailing’s field of play—and offshore sailing is played out across long distances in both light and strong
Mighty Merloe, HL Enloe’s ORMA 60, flew across the Sea of Cortez Monday and crossed the finish line to set new multihull and overall record
Sailing the Rolex Sydney Hobart with her father carries on a distance-racing family tradition
Shorter point-to-point races require a different level of preparation and a more assertive approach to tackling the course.
The fastest way to rescue your man overboard.
The two largest offshore racing fleets in the world will come together in the Hague for a world championship event in 2018.
America’s Cup skipper Jimmy Spithill conquered the open ocean on foils, sailing from New York to Bermuda aboard the F4 catamaran with Team Falcon.
The twist and turns of the Atlantic Cup’s high-stress sprint from Charleston to Brooklyn leave the winning skippers exasperated.
With nearly 200 boats registered, the 50th Newport Bermuda Race is ready to launch on Friday. Here’s who — and how — to watch.
Transforming an offshore crew from neophytes to a self-sufficient unit takes many miles.
The best squalls are the ones you get right, but nailing a perfect one while approaching the Molokai Channel in the Transpac Race can be sheer perfection.
MOD70 organizers postpone the Krys Ocean Race transat until 2016. Whether the multihulls make it to the starting line then remains to be seen.
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