Joe Berkley

Ahead of His Time

The legacy of America’s Cup catamarans started long before the era of today’s modern machines.

By Joe Berkeley

April 12, 2017

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Shoot to the Finish

Detours To Tokyo

The Rise of Wing Sailing

The Sensory Overload of an America’s Cup Trimmer

Around the Sailing World, Episode 18

American Magic’s Second AC75 Now In Auckland

M32 Midtown Cup

Using the Essential Hand-Bearing Compass

Downwind Under Jib and Main

Racing
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
Racing
The Rise of Wing Sailing
The latest watersports craze is getting more people on the water and harnessing the wind.
By Chris Museler
Racing
American Magic’s Second AC75 Now In Auckland
American Magic team updates the arrival of “Patriot” its second AC75, which will most likely be used for the the America’s Cup in 2021.
By Will Ricketson
How To
Downwind Under Jib and Main
Non-spinnaker racing isn’t non-competitive. Ed Baird explains how to get an edge downwind with a whisker pole. From Sailing World, May 1992
By Ed Baird
Racing
The Rebirth of Running Tide
One of the most successful racing yachts gets a thorough restoration.
By Joe Berkley
Nood Regattas
Helly Hansen NOOD Annapolis Sunday Recap
Sailing World talks with the organizers and competitors after the final day in Annapolis.
By Dave Reed
Nood Regattas
Crump and Co. Win their Class and the Helly Hansen NOOD overall in Annapolis
In the final of three days of racing, the top-two J/80 rivals spar to the bitter end.