Regatta Series In Review
With five stops in five outstanding sailing cities and towns, the Helly Hansen Sailing World Regatta Series brought sailors together for a good time and great racing.
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With five stops in five outstanding sailing cities and towns, the Helly Hansen Sailing World Regatta Series brought sailors together for a good time and great racing.
Boatspeed on the racecourse begins with preparation ashore and ahead of the race. Here’s a few starter steps to get you on the path to fast.
Paul Bieker has been innovating high-performance designs for decades while staying true to his Pacific Northwest roots.
Corinthian Yacht Club’s annual Thayer Trophy regatta is igniting women’s team racing.
Sarah Newberry Moore balances life on the Olympic Nacra 17 campaign trail and raising her toddler.
Libby and Jonathan McKee have raced side by side for decades to build something meaningful.
Professional sailor Justine Mettreaux is at the top of the offshore racing game.
Long gone are days of simple headsail trimming; with floating leads, trim and sail shape adjustments are now three-dimensional.
Women’s sailing events and regattas are essential for growing the sport, proving an atmosphere where skill development and opportunity go hand-in-hand.
Monica Morgan is a go-to crew for many top one-design teams, known for her skills on the bow and in the boatshed.
The Stanford University Sailing Team won the 2024 ICSA Open Dinghy Championship in convincing fashion and in doing so made history as the first all-female squad to do so.
Decades of efforts to provide female sailors greater opportunities in the sport are finally coming to fruition. The shift is happening and it’s persistent.
With five stops in five outstanding sailing cities and towns, the Helly Hansen Sailing World Regatta Series brought sailors together for a good time and great racing.
Boatspeed on the racecourse begins with preparation ashore and ahead of the race. Here’s a few starter steps to get you on the path to fast.
Paul Bieker has been innovating high-performance designs for decades while staying true to his Pacific Northwest roots.
Corinthian Yacht Club’s annual Thayer Trophy regatta is igniting women’s team racing.
Sarah Newberry Moore balances life on the Olympic Nacra 17 campaign trail and raising her toddler.
Libby and Jonathan McKee have raced side by side for decades to build something meaningful.
Professional sailor Justine Mettreaux is at the top of the offshore racing game.
Long gone are days of simple headsail trimming; with floating leads, trim and sail shape adjustments are now three-dimensional.
Women’s sailing events and regattas are essential for growing the sport, proving an atmosphere where skill development and opportunity go hand-in-hand.
Monica Morgan is a go-to crew for many top one-design teams, known for her skills on the bow and in the boatshed.
The Stanford University Sailing Team won the 2024 ICSA Open Dinghy Championship in convincing fashion and in doing so made history as the first all-female squad to do so.
Decades of efforts to provide female sailors greater opportunities in the sport are finally coming to fruition. The shift is happening and it’s persistent.
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