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The complete collection of Sailing World's posted boat reviews since 2000.
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December 12, 2007X-41 One Design: Reviewby Alan AndrewsAlan Andrews details the reasons why /SW/'s Boat of the Year judges declared this versatile racer, "Best Crossover."
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November 1, 2007All New NOOD Videosby StaffCheck out "NOOD Regattas: A Day in the Life" and "NOOD Regattas: Words From a Winner"
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October 29, 2007Laser SB3: (Sportboat) Drivers Wantedby Dave ReedThe Laser SB3 is the talk of the European small-boat scene, and in advance of its U.S. arrival, we headed to Skandia Cowes Week to find out whether it was a hit or hype. From our October 2007 issue.
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October 17, 2007It's OK, Alan Andrews Yacht Design 50by Tony BessingerThis gentleman's racer can hold its own racing under a variety of rating rules. "Grand Prix Launches" from our October 2007 issue
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October 1, 2007X-35 One-Design: A Racer For All Shapes and Sizesby Stuart StreuliSenior editor Stuart Streuli took his first ride on this European bred 35-footer during the 2007 Sail for Hope regatta. "Gear Up" from our October 2, 2007, /SW eNewsletter/
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September 24, 2007New Boats '08: New Designs Deliver Speed and Comfortby Tony BessingerWith the latest dual-purpose designs perfectly blending racing and cruising attributes, there's guaranteed to be a boat in this year's fleet for you. "Tech Review" from our October 2007 issue
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August 21, 2007Bladerider Moth: The Unbearable Lightness of Moth-ingby Alan BlockHorizontal hyrdrofoils lift the Bladerider Moth out of the water in even the lightest breeze. "Gear Up" from our August 21, 2007, /SW eNewsletter/
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last year sail to La Spezia before test days for European Yacht of The Year
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PYC Etchells Fleet 27 Tuesday night racing kicked off on May 14, 2013.
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