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Thomson’s Time Has Come
The Vendée Globe’s British superstar, Alex Thomson, will face himself and his past when setting off again on the greatest ocean race. Could this be his last shot at singlehanded glory?
By Ed Gorman
October 20, 2020
How To
Power Up When Sailing in Chop
By Bill Gladstone
Racing
Bermuda Gold Cup Goes Coed
Racing
INEOS Team UK Banks on the Bustle
By
America's Cup Media
Racing
Around the Sailing World, Episode 20
By
Dave Reed
How To
Speed in the Wind Shadow
By
Ed Baird
Gear
Wet-Suited for High-Performance Sailing
By
Dave Powlison
Racing
Muller’s Winding Path to the Olympics
By
Dave Powlison
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Boat of the Year 2020: Jeanneau Sun Fast 3300
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Boat of the Year 2020: Jeanneau Sun Fast 3300
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Better Late Than Never for Annual Regatta
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A Safe Distress Flare Alternative
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Around the Sailing World, Episode 19
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The Intelligent Race Tracker App
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How to Recover From a Bad Start
How To
Shoot to the Finish
How To
Shoot to the Finish
By
Ed Adams
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The Sensory Overload of an America’s Cup Trimmer
By
Dave Reed
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M32 Midtown Cup
By Dave Doucett/M32 World
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Detours To Tokyo
By
Kimball Livingston
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Weighing In On The AC75
By
Mark Chisnell
Racing
Around the Sailing World, Episode 18
By
Dave Reed
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Thomson’s Time Has Come
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Bermuda Gold Cup Goes Coed
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INEOS Team UK Banks on the Bustle
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Around the Sailing World, Episode 20
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Speed in the Wind Shadow
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Muller’s Winding Path to the Olympics
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Nood Regattas
Crump and Co. Win their Class and the Helly Hansen NOOD overall in Annapolis
Nood Regattas
Helly Hansen NOOD Regatta Annapolis Sunday Photos
Nood Regattas
2020 Helly Hansen NOOD Annapolis Sunday Photos
Nood Regattas
Saturday’s NOOD Racing Sets Up a Few Sunday Showdowns
How To
Life in the Passing Lane
In this Sailing World classic, David Dellenbaugh explains how to pass boats on the racecourse when behind.
Nood Regattas
Helly Hansen NOOD Regatta Annapolis Saturday Photos
Photographs of sailboats racing on the Chesapeake Bay and Annapolis, Maryland.
Nood Regattas
2020 Helly Hansen NOOD Saturday Photos
Racing continued on the second day of racing at the Helly Hansen NOOD Regatta in Annapolis with the race committee squeezing in two or three challenging races before the arrival of afternoon storms. With light to moderate winds, close racing across all 11 fleets appears to be the rule of the day.
Nood Regattas
Racers Happy to Be Back in Action at the Annapolis NOOD
The general theme of the day for the Helly Hansen NOOD in Annapolis was that it felt great to be racing again, even thought the windshifts were challenging to manage.
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Strong Enough To Finish
It’s true the fastest boat will win the America’s Cup, but it’s also true that to win, you must also finish. And therein lies the critical challenge of weight versus reliability.
By
Mark Chisnell
Racing
Around the Sailing World, Episode 17
Catamarans, cruising beards and cancelled boat shows.
By
Dave Reed
How To
Foredeck Focus
A well-organized foredeck will help you get set up for a fast leeward-mark rounding no matter what maneuver is called for. From
Sailing World
, 1989.
By Dan Schiff
How To
The Fallacy of Ease, Hike, Trim
The old adage for dealing with puffs needs further explanation.
By
Mike Ingham
How To
Windshift Rules of Thumb
When it comes to managing windshifts on the fly, commit these rules to memory and you’ll be just fine. (From
Sailing World
, June 1987)
By
David Dellenbaugh
Gear
Facemasks By Sailors, For Sailors
These three marine apparel companies deliver comfortable and effective face masks for on-the-water wear.
By
Dave Reed
Racing
Jason and the Argonauts
Take a wild ride on the 70-foot trimaran
Argo
with Jason Carroll and crew.
By
Michael Hanson
Racing
Around the Sailing World, Episode 16
We finally have a stumper on the Name this One-Design.
By
Dave Reed
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