The Kin of Cape Cod Shipbuilding
Heirlooms and albums get passed down through generations, but for the Goodwin family, it’s the shipyard and the pride of building everlasting one-designs.
Heirlooms and albums get passed down through generations, but for the Goodwin family, it’s the shipyard and the pride of building everlasting one-designs.
In June, the Herreshoff Marine Museum & America’s Cup Hall of Fame and the New York Yacht Club hosted three stunning one-designs of its past, and we took a tour of the amazing New York 50 “Spartan” and the meticulously restored New York 40 Marilee.
Meet Rolex Yachtsmen of the Year, Mike Martin and Adam Lowry, the high-performance gentlemen of the International 505 class.
Citing a lack of available boats and escalating costs for new builds, U.S. Finn stalwarts are taking matters into their hands.
Winning the last race and the tiebreaker, Doug Clark and his team win Charleston Race Week’s top one-design trophy, plus insights from across all fleets.
What could possibly be as much fun as an E Scow? When the author and his wife bought a Melges 15, they had no idea, but now they do.
Not to be deterred from getting out on the racecourse, the clubs and regattas adapted to shifting COVID-19 restrictions to get sailors on the water safely.
Having postponed the launch of the TF35 Trophy this year, the next generation of high-performance foiling catamaran will make its official debut in 2021, with a seven-event circuit that will open in April at the Société Nautique de Genève on Lake Geneva, Switzerland.
For one owner, the Dehler 30 One-Design stood out among a crowded field of purpose-built offshore doublehanders.
With nearly a half-century of small-boat one-design racing and sailmaking in his wake, Ched Proctor is set in his ways, and his ways are fast.
Rather than missing a year and skipping a tradition, the New York YC, pushed its annual regatta to as late in the season as possible, to the delight of one-design and handicap sailors in New England.
Local sailmaker-turned pro photographer Wilbur Keyworth shares his Saturday favorites on a day where the sun didn’t shine, but the enthusiasm for summer racing did.
Heirlooms and albums get passed down through generations, but for the Goodwin family, it’s the shipyard and the pride of building everlasting one-designs.
In June, the Herreshoff Marine Museum & America’s Cup Hall of Fame and the New York Yacht Club hosted three stunning one-designs of its past, and we took a tour of the amazing New York 50 “Spartan” and the meticulously restored New York 40 Marilee.
Meet Rolex Yachtsmen of the Year, Mike Martin and Adam Lowry, the high-performance gentlemen of the International 505 class.
Citing a lack of available boats and escalating costs for new builds, U.S. Finn stalwarts are taking matters into their hands.
Winning the last race and the tiebreaker, Doug Clark and his team win Charleston Race Week’s top one-design trophy, plus insights from across all fleets.
What could possibly be as much fun as an E Scow? When the author and his wife bought a Melges 15, they had no idea, but now they do.
Not to be deterred from getting out on the racecourse, the clubs and regattas adapted to shifting COVID-19 restrictions to get sailors on the water safely.
Having postponed the launch of the TF35 Trophy this year, the next generation of high-performance foiling catamaran will make its official debut in 2021, with a seven-event circuit that will open in April at the Société Nautique de Genève on Lake Geneva, Switzerland.
For one owner, the Dehler 30 One-Design stood out among a crowded field of purpose-built offshore doublehanders.
With nearly a half-century of small-boat one-design racing and sailmaking in his wake, Ched Proctor is set in his ways, and his ways are fast.
Rather than missing a year and skipping a tradition, the New York YC, pushed its annual regatta to as late in the season as possible, to the delight of one-design and handicap sailors in New England.
Local sailmaker-turned pro photographer Wilbur Keyworth shares his Saturday favorites on a day where the sun didn’t shine, but the enthusiasm for summer racing did.
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