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Mudratz Going Dark
This youth-sailing operation on the East Coast is preparing its sailors to be faster when it counts: in the dark.
By
Dave Reed
September 10, 2019
Gear
Racing with the Tactiqs Performance App
By
Erik Shampain
Sailboats
Furling Headsails Are the Future
By
Dobbs Davis
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Ahead of the Game
By
Dave Reed
Sailboats
Furling Headsails Are the Future
By
Dobbs Davis
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Ahead of the Game
By
Dave Reed
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Intel on the AC75’s Twin-Skin Main
By
Dave Reed
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Ocean Race Announces First Health Summit
By
Offshore By The Ocean Race
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Sailboat Racing Rules at the Starting Line
A clean start is a good start, and fortunately there are only a few essential rules that apply when you’re most likely to put them to use. "Rules" from our April 2011 issue.
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Five Best Sailing Towns You May Not Know About
Imagine living in a town with a thriving sailing scene, a place where weeknights and weekends have but one purpose. We found five of them, and we didn't have to look too hard. A feature from our September 2008 issue.
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Led to Water
Dave Franzel discusses the aftermath of Hurricane Irma and making St. Thomas’s local racing scene whole again.
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Challenge XII Steps Up to the Challenge
Jack LeFort’s Challenge XII overcame a late-series disqualification to win the 12 Metre World Championship on the final day.
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Speed With Skinny Keels
Modern raceboats with high-aspect keels require flow at all times.
By
Steve Hunt
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The Idems of Regis Lake
Century-old classics racing in modern times
By
Ralph Naranjo
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Scallywag First to Finish Transatlantic
First into Cowes, the fast 100-footer escaped the light winds that would eventually engulf the rest of the fleet.
By
James Boyd
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Adult Summer Camp’s New Home
The Pacific Northwest’s once-glorious race week relocates to start a new life
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My Class, My Story: Interlake
A boat is more than a boat: It’s a connection of the past, the present and all that happens between life’s start and finish lines.
By
Jim Ward
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Flight Control on SailGP’s F50
SailGP Team Australia’s Jason Waterhouse has the high-pressure role of keeping his team’s foiling platform, airborne, which is far easier said than done.
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Dave Reed
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Fragomen's Interlodge Is Best of Block
After a first-race stumble early in the week, Austin and Gwen Fragomen's Interlodge team regrouped and ended Block Island Race Week with overall honors as the regatta's top boat.
By
Bill Wagner for Storm Trysail Club
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Block Island Race Week, Light-Air Patience
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Bill Wagner for Storm Trysail Club
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