Back Down to Earth
The wind settled down for Day 2 of the J/22 North American Championship, and SW‘s Michael Lovett learned to make the best of the situation.
The wind settled down for Day 2 of the J/22 North American Championship, and SW‘s Michael Lovett learned to make the best of the situation.
Big breeze came to Buffalo for Day 1 of the J/22 North American Championship, and SW‘s Michael Lovett was happy to take a ride.
Tim Wilkes/ www.timwilkes.com
SW‘s Michael Lovett checks in from the J/22 North Americans, hosted by Buffalo YC.
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© 2010 JOY | International Melges 32 Class Association
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From San Francisco to Marblehead, Mass, Russ Silvestri takes to the Sonar and wins the overall title at the Sperry Top-Sider Marblehead NOOD.
Highlights from the final day of the 2010 Sperry Top-Sider Marblehead NOOD. Photos by Tim Wilkes/ www.timwilkes.com
SW blogger Tim Zimmerman resolves to revisit the cruising side of his sailing identity.
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.
SW‘s coverage includes daily reports and video coverage.
The wind settled down for Day 2 of the J/22 North American Championship, and SW‘s Michael Lovett learned to make the best of the situation.
Big breeze came to Buffalo for Day 1 of the J/22 North American Championship, and SW‘s Michael Lovett was happy to take a ride.
Tim Wilkes/ www.timwilkes.com
SW‘s Michael Lovett checks in from the J/22 North Americans, hosted by Buffalo YC.
onEdition/http://www.w-w-i.com/skandia_sail_for_gold/gallery.php?reset=1
© 2010 JOY | International Melges 32 Class Association
Sander van der Borch/www.artemisracing.com
From San Francisco to Marblehead, Mass, Russ Silvestri takes to the Sonar and wins the overall title at the Sperry Top-Sider Marblehead NOOD.
Highlights from the final day of the 2010 Sperry Top-Sider Marblehead NOOD. Photos by Tim Wilkes/ www.timwilkes.com
SW blogger Tim Zimmerman resolves to revisit the cruising side of his sailing identity.
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.
SW‘s coverage includes daily reports and video coverage.
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