Best Crossover: J/121
Simply put, the J/121 is a bucket-list boat, designed to tackle adventure-style races where it’s more about the experience than winning.
Simply put, the J/121 is a bucket-list boat, designed to tackle adventure-style races where it’s more about the experience than winning.
The UFO is otherworldly, the judges agree, with the potential to disrupt the dinghy-sailing scene as an all-access low-cost foiler.
The HH66 sailed away from the competition, clocking high speeds and high comfort to take the title of Best Multihull and 2018 Boat of the Year.
The ultimate weeknight club racer is ready to go fresh out of the box and will deliver around the buoys, or on coastal cruises.
A fresh breath of life for singlehanded dinghies, the VX Evo impressed with its technical design.
A modern racer for the weekend sailor, the Seascape provides a comfortable, fun platform for daysailing and adventure racing.
Fun, fast and easy, the Diam 24 One Design received top marks on all fronts with the 2017 Boat of the Year judges.
The bulletproof first foiler for the masses, the Waszp could change the foiling market from the bottom up.
The nominees are in! These are the boats in the running to be named Sailing World and Cruising World’s best new Boat of the Year!
The best of the best, the Fareast 28R outshined the rest of the competition for the best bang for your buck performance.
The Melges 14 delivers on a quick and modern singlehander and earns its stripes as one of the best dinghies you can buy.
Sailing World Magazine’s 2016 Boat of the Year judging team included Chuck Allen, Tom Rich and Greg Stewart.
Simply put, the J/121 is a bucket-list boat, designed to tackle adventure-style races where it’s more about the experience than winning.
The UFO is otherworldly, the judges agree, with the potential to disrupt the dinghy-sailing scene as an all-access low-cost foiler.
The HH66 sailed away from the competition, clocking high speeds and high comfort to take the title of Best Multihull and 2018 Boat of the Year.
The ultimate weeknight club racer is ready to go fresh out of the box and will deliver around the buoys, or on coastal cruises.
A fresh breath of life for singlehanded dinghies, the VX Evo impressed with its technical design.
A modern racer for the weekend sailor, the Seascape provides a comfortable, fun platform for daysailing and adventure racing.
Fun, fast and easy, the Diam 24 One Design received top marks on all fronts with the 2017 Boat of the Year judges.
The bulletproof first foiler for the masses, the Waszp could change the foiling market from the bottom up.
The nominees are in! These are the boats in the running to be named Sailing World and Cruising World’s best new Boat of the Year!
The best of the best, the Fareast 28R outshined the rest of the competition for the best bang for your buck performance.
The Melges 14 delivers on a quick and modern singlehander and earns its stripes as one of the best dinghies you can buy.
Sailing World Magazine’s 2016 Boat of the Year judging team included Chuck Allen, Tom Rich and Greg Stewart.
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