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A new face among the giants of the Star Sailors League gets no special treatment on the racecourse.
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A new face among the giants of the Star Sailors League gets no special treatment on the racecourse.
The crew of 11th Hour Racing set off across the Atlantic to learn how to crew with five a radical boat designed for one, in advance of the upcoming Ocean Race.
The International Moth remains the pinnacle of small-boat foiling, with devotees committed to “the progression”.
Erik Shampain covers the basics of sail controls and their respective cause and effects.
With a shared commitment to their offshore racing program, these Midwestern kinsmen are now reaping the rewards of their success.
A movement is afoot to groom the landscape of community sailing centers across the United States using better boats and top‑level instruction.
Good spinnaker trim starts with good communication between trimmer and helmsman, but there are subtleties in the trimming that make a big difference.
America’s Cup skipper Jimmy Spithill explains the freedom of his role inside the Italian Challenger of Record.
Much of the magic of a big foiling monohull is in the precision controls and elaborate systems required for takeoff and flight. Here’s a guide to what’s happening under the hood of American Magic’s AC75.
Scow country’s most storied regatta has a reputation for stiff competition and a tradition unlike any other.
This owner and his race team aim to take on the big-boat world championship with the smallest vessel in the fleet.
Two Chicago-area sailors build a robust website for racing teams to match crews with boats.
A new face among the giants of the Star Sailors League gets no special treatment on the racecourse.
The crew of 11th Hour Racing set off across the Atlantic to learn how to crew with five a radical boat designed for one, in advance of the upcoming Ocean Race.
The International Moth remains the pinnacle of small-boat foiling, with devotees committed to “the progression”.
Erik Shampain covers the basics of sail controls and their respective cause and effects.
With a shared commitment to their offshore racing program, these Midwestern kinsmen are now reaping the rewards of their success.
A movement is afoot to groom the landscape of community sailing centers across the United States using better boats and top‑level instruction.
Good spinnaker trim starts with good communication between trimmer and helmsman, but there are subtleties in the trimming that make a big difference.
America’s Cup skipper Jimmy Spithill explains the freedom of his role inside the Italian Challenger of Record.
Much of the magic of a big foiling monohull is in the precision controls and elaborate systems required for takeoff and flight. Here’s a guide to what’s happening under the hood of American Magic’s AC75.
Scow country’s most storied regatta has a reputation for stiff competition and a tradition unlike any other.
This owner and his race team aim to take on the big-boat world championship with the smallest vessel in the fleet.
Two Chicago-area sailors build a robust website for racing teams to match crews with boats.
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