2011 Chicago YC Race to Mackinac
This helmet-cam footage from aboard the J/109 Realt Na is pretty spooky. Follow the race in our Finish Line forum.
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This helmet-cam footage from aboard the J/109 Realt Na is pretty spooky. Follow the race in our Finish Line forum.
James Berwick plans to cross the North Atlantic with his nine-month-old baby in tow. So how young is too young, now?
The Oakcliff All-American Offshore Team heads out of sight of land during its final big training session before the 2011 Transatlantic Race.
You read about Chris Gartner, the captain of Maltese Falcon, in the Starting Line of our July/Aug 2011 issue. Here is the complete interview.
Seattle dwarfs Newport, R.I., in most ways. The percentage of people who sail, however, is definitely not one of them.
The official one-design of the Tour de France à la Voile hit the water this spring. From our May 2011 issue.
Gaining Bearing from our May 2011 issue.
“We crawl toward glory at the blistering pace of 4 knots. And by blistering, we mean what’s happening to our skin in the merciless rays of the sun,” said comedian Stephen Colbert, whose OnDeck Farr 65 Spirit of Juno placed second. Read about the race in our Finish Line forum.
Victory was elusive in the Storm Trysail’s Block Island Race, but there was still plenty to be happy about for the Oakcliff All-American Offshore Team.
San Francisco’s Emma Creighton is aiming to be the second American woman to finish this solo challenge.
He’s done exactly one distance race. He finished dead last. But that hasn’t stopped the host of “The Colbert Report” from issuing an open challenge to anyone interested in lining up against him at the start of the OnDeck Charleston to Bermuda Race. An extended version of the interview that appeared in our May 2011 issue.
Michael Hennessy and Rob Windsor’s Dragon won the New York-Newport portion of this two-stage Class 40 event, which continues this weekend with fully crewed buoy-racing in Rhode Island.
This helmet-cam footage from aboard the J/109 Realt Na is pretty spooky. Follow the race in our Finish Line forum.
James Berwick plans to cross the North Atlantic with his nine-month-old baby in tow. So how young is too young, now?
The Oakcliff All-American Offshore Team heads out of sight of land during its final big training session before the 2011 Transatlantic Race.
You read about Chris Gartner, the captain of Maltese Falcon, in the Starting Line of our July/Aug 2011 issue. Here is the complete interview.
Seattle dwarfs Newport, R.I., in most ways. The percentage of people who sail, however, is definitely not one of them.
The official one-design of the Tour de France à la Voile hit the water this spring. From our May 2011 issue.
Gaining Bearing from our May 2011 issue.
“We crawl toward glory at the blistering pace of 4 knots. And by blistering, we mean what’s happening to our skin in the merciless rays of the sun,” said comedian Stephen Colbert, whose OnDeck Farr 65 Spirit of Juno placed second. Read about the race in our Finish Line forum.
Victory was elusive in the Storm Trysail’s Block Island Race, but there was still plenty to be happy about for the Oakcliff All-American Offshore Team.
San Francisco’s Emma Creighton is aiming to be the second American woman to finish this solo challenge.
He’s done exactly one distance race. He finished dead last. But that hasn’t stopped the host of “The Colbert Report” from issuing an open challenge to anyone interested in lining up against him at the start of the OnDeck Charleston to Bermuda Race. An extended version of the interview that appeared in our May 2011 issue.
Michael Hennessy and Rob Windsor’s Dragon won the New York-Newport portion of this two-stage Class 40 event, which continues this weekend with fully crewed buoy-racing in Rhode Island.
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