From Trials to Games
With the Olympic regatta approaching, we look back on the trials and challenges for the US Sailing Team’s Mixed 470 pair.
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With the Olympic regatta approaching, we look back on the trials and challenges for the US Sailing Team’s Mixed 470 pair.
San Diego YC’s Invitational Masters Regatta pulls in the wise men and women of sailing for a regatta of age and cunning.
Ken Read, famous for his exploits on the grand-prix scene dives into the grand-prix of remote control yachting.
Caroline Boule foiled across the Atlantic alone in her 21-footer—a first for singlehanded sailing’s pinnacle proving ground.
It’s a big year with the Olympics and America’s Cup back-to-back, but even down at the roots, there’s plenty of excitement.
INEOS Britannia’s AC75 is out in the open, adding to the intrigue in this month of new-boat launches ahead of the 37th America’s Cup.
Our grass-roots racing is the most important foundation of the sport, and where we sail and what we sail is what matters most.
On April 12 in Cagliari, America’s Cup Challenger Luna Rossa Prada unveiled its “silver-aged” AC75.
Emirates Team New Zealand launched the AC75 with which it will defend the America’s Cup in October. Hours later, it was flying.
Classic one-design classes like the Wayfarer dinghy live on through the strength of their communities and their lifelong connections.
Alinghi Red Bull Racing advances its challenge with the launch of the first second-generation AC75 for the 37th America’s Cup.
Following the New Zealand event’s demolition derby, US SailGP’s Mike Buckley and Taylor Canfield will take a deeper dive into the action.
With the Olympic regatta approaching, we look back on the trials and challenges for the US Sailing Team’s Mixed 470 pair.
San Diego YC’s Invitational Masters Regatta pulls in the wise men and women of sailing for a regatta of age and cunning.
Ken Read, famous for his exploits on the grand-prix scene dives into the grand-prix of remote control yachting.
Caroline Boule foiled across the Atlantic alone in her 21-footer—a first for singlehanded sailing’s pinnacle proving ground.
It’s a big year with the Olympics and America’s Cup back-to-back, but even down at the roots, there’s plenty of excitement.
INEOS Britannia’s AC75 is out in the open, adding to the intrigue in this month of new-boat launches ahead of the 37th America’s Cup.
Our grass-roots racing is the most important foundation of the sport, and where we sail and what we sail is what matters most.
On April 12 in Cagliari, America’s Cup Challenger Luna Rossa Prada unveiled its “silver-aged” AC75.
Emirates Team New Zealand launched the AC75 with which it will defend the America’s Cup in October. Hours later, it was flying.
Classic one-design classes like the Wayfarer dinghy live on through the strength of their communities and their lifelong connections.
Alinghi Red Bull Racing advances its challenge with the launch of the first second-generation AC75 for the 37th America’s Cup.
Following the New Zealand event’s demolition derby, US SailGP’s Mike Buckley and Taylor Canfield will take a deeper dive into the action.
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