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How To
Shoot to the Finish
Momentum is a powerful force—a force you can tap to get across the finish line sooner. From
Sailing World
, April 1997
By
Ed Adams
September 21, 2020
Racing
The Sensory Overload of an America’s Cup Trimmer
By
Dave Reed
Racing
M32 Midtown Cup
By Dave Doucett/M32 World
Racing
Detours To Tokyo
By
Kimball Livingston
Racing
Weighing In On The AC75
By
Mark Chisnell
Racing
Around the Sailing World, Episode 18
By
Dave Reed
How To
Using the Essential Hand-Bearing Compass
By
Peter Isler
Racing
The Rise of Wing Sailing
By
Chris Museler
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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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American Magic’s Second AC75 Now In Auckland
Nood Regattas
Helly Hansen NOOD Annapolis Sunday Recap
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Saturday’s NOOD Racing Sets Up a Few Sunday Showdowns
How To
Downwind Under Jib and Main
Nood Regattas
Crump and Co. Win their Class and the Helly Hansen NOOD overall in Annapolis
How To
Life in the Passing Lane
Racing
The Rebirth of Running Tide
Nood Regattas
Helly Hansen NOOD Regatta Annapolis Sunday Photos
Nood Regattas
Helly Hansen NOOD Regatta Annapolis Saturday Photos
Nood Regattas
Helly Hansen NOOD Regatta Annapolis Saturday Photos
By
Dave Reed
Nood Regattas
Racers Happy to Be Back in Action at the Annapolis NOOD
Nood Regattas
Helly Hansen NOOD Annapolis Friday Photos
By
Dave Reed
Racing
Strong Enough To Finish
By
Mark Chisnell
Racing
Around the Sailing World, Episode 17
By
Dave Reed
How To
Foredeck Focus
By Dan Schiff
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Shoot to the Finish
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The Sensory Overload of an America’s Cup Trimmer
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M32 Midtown Cup
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Detours To Tokyo
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Weighing In On The AC75
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Around the Sailing World, Episode 18
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Around the Sailing World, Episode 15
Sailing World's contributors meet weekly via Zoom to banter on the topics of the day and knowledge sharing for sailboat racers.
How To
Sailboat Racing Starts Done Right
Greg Fisher outlines the essential steps to a successful sailboat racing start.
Racing
Speed Savants
A look into what makes Peter Burling and Blair Tuke the most dominant Olympic sailing team of the decade.
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The Sailing Statesman Wins Round-Vineyard Classic
Race report from the Edgartown Race Week around the island race, won by former Senator and Secretary of State, John Kerry.
Videos
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Racing
The Essential Race Committee
Those who run our races put in long hours on the water to ensure a quality experience.
By
Gary Jobson
Racing
American Magic Back in Action
New York Yacht Club American Magic, U.S. Challenger for the 36th America's Cup, completed a milestone five-hour sailing session on Auckland's Waitematā Harbour on July 27. The team's AC75 racing yacht, Defiant, had been dormant since concluding its final training day at the team's winter base in Pensacola, Florida in early March.
By
Will Ricketson
How To
Little Tricks
Often it is the little things that add up or the simple routines that have a major impact on the outcome of the race or a series. David Dellenbaugh, in the August 1987 issue of
Sailing World
shared a few of his top tricks at the time. Simple, yes, but obvious…not always.
By
David Dellenbaugh
Racing
Around the Sailing World, Episode 14
Onboard the M32 catamaran racing scene.
By
Dave Reed
Gear
The Trusty ProStart, Improved
Velocitek's updated ProStart unit provides racing sailors accurate GPS-based technology for more accurate starts and compass functions.
By
Dave Reed
How To
When the Going Gets Light
Sailboat racing can be deadly in soft weather. Or it can be the ultimate challenge. One-design champion and sailmaker Greg Fisher unravels the mysteries of light-air boatspeed, showing us the best ways to beat the ghosting blues. From
Yacht Racing/Cruising, April 1986
By
Greg Fisher
Sailboats
Joy Ride on the iFly15
After taking the 15-foot foiling iFly15 for a spin, the pilot's assesment is simple: "Very cool and very easy to fly."
By Victor Diaz de Leon
Racing
Prada Cup Race Conditions
The Challenger of Record’s notice of race outlines the format of racing for the Challenger sail-off to determine the 36th America’s Cup Challenger.
By
Dave Reed
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