Sunfish Sail Dinghy Reborn
A few Sunfish stalwarts set out to modernize the original lateen-like sail. The result is good.
A few Sunfish stalwarts set out to modernize the original lateen-like sail. The result is good.
In this April 26 edition of Around the Sailing World, the gang tables the SailGP’s season starter in Bermuda, the Newport to Ensenda Race, a
“Leo’s View” is the first in an ongoing series of Q&A with Tajima Direct, where we will see and hear about the evolution of the sport of sailing at the highest level through the eyes and view of one of the hottest young rising stars in the game today, Japanese-born New Zealander Leonard Takahashi.
Racing full-tilt, alone and around the globe non-stop. Not for the faint of heart, but for these amazing sailors.
Citing a lack of available boats and escalating costs for new builds, U.S. Finn stalwarts are taking matters into their hands.
U.S. SailGP’s newest talent, Daniela Moroz, jumps on the Zoom with us today to give us the inside on how she got on the team
Jumping into the quirky Sabot dinghy, pro sailor, Steve Hunt wrote himself a playbook that will work for learning the nuances of any boat.
With the addition of two additional female sailors to its roster, United States SailGP under Spithill fills its squad ahead of the season opener in Bermuda at the end of April.
Winning the last race and the tiebreaker, Doug Clark and his team win Charleston Race Week’s top one-design trophy, plus insights from across all fleets.
What does a long career in top-level dinghy racing have to do with endurance fitness competitions? More than you think, says the good doctor.
If you want to known how healthy sailing will be in a generation fron now, look to how well we do at growing diversity. The country is changing. Sailing lags.
Beating the dying breeze, race committees squeeze in a few final races on the final day of the Helly Hansen NOOD Regatta St. Petersburg. Outside Images’ Paul Todd delivers the selection.
A few Sunfish stalwarts set out to modernize the original lateen-like sail. The result is good.
In this April 26 edition of Around the Sailing World, the gang tables the SailGP’s season starter in Bermuda, the Newport to Ensenda Race, a
“Leo’s View” is the first in an ongoing series of Q&A with Tajima Direct, where we will see and hear about the evolution of the sport of sailing at the highest level through the eyes and view of one of the hottest young rising stars in the game today, Japanese-born New Zealander Leonard Takahashi.
Racing full-tilt, alone and around the globe non-stop. Not for the faint of heart, but for these amazing sailors.
Citing a lack of available boats and escalating costs for new builds, U.S. Finn stalwarts are taking matters into their hands.
U.S. SailGP’s newest talent, Daniela Moroz, jumps on the Zoom with us today to give us the inside on how she got on the team
Jumping into the quirky Sabot dinghy, pro sailor, Steve Hunt wrote himself a playbook that will work for learning the nuances of any boat.
With the addition of two additional female sailors to its roster, United States SailGP under Spithill fills its squad ahead of the season opener in Bermuda at the end of April.
Winning the last race and the tiebreaker, Doug Clark and his team win Charleston Race Week’s top one-design trophy, plus insights from across all fleets.
What does a long career in top-level dinghy racing have to do with endurance fitness competitions? More than you think, says the good doctor.
If you want to known how healthy sailing will be in a generation fron now, look to how well we do at growing diversity. The country is changing. Sailing lags.
Beating the dying breeze, race committees squeeze in a few final races on the final day of the Helly Hansen NOOD Regatta St. Petersburg. Outside Images’ Paul Todd delivers the selection.
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