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During the heart of the winter COVID-19 lockdown sailors got resourceful in ways to connect and learn.
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During the heart of the winter COVID-19 lockdown sailors got resourceful in ways to connect and learn.
Defiant, the first AC75 racing yacht built for New York Yacht Club American Magic, Challenger for the 36th America’s Cup, has arrived in New Zealand. The AC75 was shipped through the Gulf of Mexico, transited the Panama Canal and then crossed the Pacific after departing from the team’s winter base in Pensacola, Florida on May 28.
American Class 40 skipper, Joe Harris is going all in on his second circumnavigation, this time with a partner in the doublehanded Globe40 Race.
A new face among the giants of the Star Sailors League gets no special treatment on the racecourse.
This week’s guest is handicap-racing maestro Nathan Titcomb.
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.
It’s all about the first 100 yards.
Professional sailor, Ed Baird, revisits an instructional column from the 1981 issue of Yacht Racing/Cruising (Sailing World) about how to make decisions in the first minutes of the race.
Small, powerful, and loaded with features, the Cobra HH600 floating VHF is ideal for raceboats large and small.
You’ve invested in showing up for your weeknight series, stocked the cooler and invited your friends and family to come and crew at their best, so give the team a properly prepared boat and a better chance of winning the PHRF race, or the series.
There’s movement on the water.
The International Moth remains the pinnacle of small-boat foiling, with devotees committed to “the progression”.
During the heart of the winter COVID-19 lockdown sailors got resourceful in ways to connect and learn.
Defiant, the first AC75 racing yacht built for New York Yacht Club American Magic, Challenger for the 36th America’s Cup, has arrived in New Zealand. The AC75 was shipped through the Gulf of Mexico, transited the Panama Canal and then crossed the Pacific after departing from the team’s winter base in Pensacola, Florida on May 28.
American Class 40 skipper, Joe Harris is going all in on his second circumnavigation, this time with a partner in the doublehanded Globe40 Race.
A new face among the giants of the Star Sailors League gets no special treatment on the racecourse.
This week’s guest is handicap-racing maestro Nathan Titcomb.
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.
It’s all about the first 100 yards.
Professional sailor, Ed Baird, revisits an instructional column from the 1981 issue of Yacht Racing/Cruising (Sailing World) about how to make decisions in the first minutes of the race.
Small, powerful, and loaded with features, the Cobra HH600 floating VHF is ideal for raceboats large and small.
You’ve invested in showing up for your weeknight series, stocked the cooler and invited your friends and family to come and crew at their best, so give the team a properly prepared boat and a better chance of winning the PHRF race, or the series.
There’s movement on the water.
The International Moth remains the pinnacle of small-boat foiling, with devotees committed to “the progression”.
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