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Around the Sailing World, Episode 23
U.S. 49er Olympic hopefuls Nevin Snow and Dane Wilson continue to train with hopes there’s a slot for them in Tokyo next year.
By
Dave Reed
December 1, 2020
How To
Smart Racing Strategies
By Zeke Horowitz
Sailboats
Seeing Double With the Dehler 30 One-Design
By
Dobbs Davis
Racing
Escoffier’s Vendée Globe Rescue
By
Dave Reed
How To
Downwind Finishes with Asymmetric Spinnaker
By
Steve Hunt
Racing
Voices Heard (and visions of trimarans dancing...)
By Phillip Steggall
Racing
Defender Reveals its Weapon
By
Emirates Team New Zealand
Racing
The Automated Race Committee
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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The Foiling Groms of Kaneohe
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Around the Sailing World, Episode 22
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Gill’s Triple Play
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The ePropulsion Spirit’s Silent Power
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How to Save your Sunglasses
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The Ways of Ched Proctor
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No Line Sight? No Problem
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Saving Hydroptere
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Team Stars+Stripes Strike Gold in Bermuda
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Team Stars+Stripes Strike Gold in Bermuda
By
Sean McNeill
Racing
Foiling Into a New Comfort Zone
By
Erika Reineke
Gear
Sailing Gloves For Serious Sailors
By
Dave Powlison
How To
A Sheeting-Angle Solution
By Andrew Palfrey
How To
Last Chance to Tune
By Bruce Kirby
How To
How To Make Adjustments When You’re Slow
By
Chris Snow
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Seeing Double With the Dehler 30 One-Design
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Escoffier’s Vendée Globe Rescue
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Voices Heard (and visions of trimarans dancing...)
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Defender Reveals its Weapon
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The Automated Race Committee
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The Foiling Groms of Kaneohe
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Faster Times Ahead for America’s Cup Challenger
American Magic skipper Terry Hutchinson explains his America's Cup team's training progress in the months before the first Cup event in December.
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The Intelligent Race Tracker App
SAP SE and partner Sailing Yacht Research Foundation announce the launch of Sail Insight, a new mobile app designed for the global sailing community.
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Better Late Than Never for Annual Regatta
Stuart Streuli reports on the New York Yacht Club's season-ending Annual Regatta in Newport, Rhode Island.
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ACR Electronics introduces its U.S. Coast Guard approved LED distress flare for recreational sailors.
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Around the Sailing World, Episode 19
The latest from the Tasar class, San Diego sailing scene is emerging and different racing styles.
By
Dave Reed
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
Racing
The Sensory Overload of an America’s Cup Trimmer
American Magic headsail trimmer Dan Morris explains the experience of trimming the headsail on the AC75.
By
Dave Reed
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M32 Midtown Cup
This weekend’s Midtown Cup Series event will undoubtedly linger in competitors' minds as they prepare for the Midtown Cup’s final event in October.
By Dave Doucett/M32 World
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Detours To Tokyo
American 49erFX sailors Stephanie Roble and Maggie Shea negotiate the pandemic-induced changes of their Olympic campaign.
By
Kimball Livingston
Racing
Weighing In On The AC75
Overall weight, crew weight, sail weights, centers of mass…it doesn’t matter what it is, if it’s going sailboat racing, weight matters. A lot. So, it’s no surprise to find that the rules controlling the new America’s Cup class, the AC75, have plenty to say about weight.
By
Mark Chisnell
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Around the Sailing World, Episode 18
We check in with two aspiring Olympic sailors as they start their Paris 2024 Olympic campaign.
By
Dave Reed
How To
Using the Essential Hand-Bearing Compass
Whether you’re ahead or behind, with a good hand-bearing compass you’ll be able to base your tactical decisions on solid data and reassure even the crankiest of skippers. From
Sailing World
, November 1996
By
Peter Isler
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