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LaserPerformance | Dinghy | laser by Dave Reed
As I stood back and watched water gush from the stern-plug of my Laser, the disappointing reality hit me. My boat, the first and only one I’ve ever owned—and surprisingly watertight to this day—was no longer whole. "Editor's Letter" from our May 2012 issue.
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May 22, 2012The Other Side of the Dock: Leg 2 from Initiativesby Ryan O'GradyRyan O'Grady recaps Leg 2 of the Atlantic Cup from Initiatives, co-skippered by Americans Emma Creighton and Rob Windsor.
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May 21, 2012New Boats, Same Gameby Meredith PowlisonShaking it out in Fireflies at the Charles River Open Team Race.
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May 21, 2012Sailing World's Conference Rankings, Spring 2012by The EditorsThe final rankings of the Spring 2012 season look at the top teams in each conference.
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May 20, 2012Miami Send Offby Dave ReedAbu Dhabi Ocean Racing leads the pre-start laps. Next stop Lisbon.
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May 19, 2012VOR Miami In-Port: Telefonica's Worst Hourby Dave ReedThe Volvo Ocean Race's overall leader led the fleet to the first mark of the Miami in-port race, stumbled several times and left the door open for Abu Dhabi and Groupama to compress the standings.
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May 18, 20122012 ICSA Nationals Fantasy Sailing Leagueby The EditorsGet in on the action at the 2012 ICSA Nationals with our Fantasy Sailing League.
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May 18, 2012From the Atlantic Cup: Leg 2 Previewby Ryan O'GradyMedia crewmember Ryan O'Grady gives a preview of the second leg of the Atlantic Cup.
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May 17, 2012From the Atlantic Cup: Day Threeby Ryan O'GradyMedia crewmember Ryan O'Grady reports back on the third day on Jörg Reicher’s Class 40 Mare with co-skipper Ryan Braymaier in the Atlantic Cup.
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May 16, 2012From the Atlantic Cup: Day Twoby Ryan O'GradyMedia crewmember Ryan O'Grady reports back on the second day on Jörg Reicher’s Class 40 Mare with co-skipper Ryan Braymaier in the Atlantic Cup.
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May 16, 2012College Sailing Team Spotlight: Massachusetts Institute of Technologyby Jennifer MitchellThe hard-working MIT Engineers take to the Charles River to hone their racing, sportsmanship, and leadership.
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