A Melges 30 Redo: Deck and Rigging Upgrades
Part 2 of the Still 2 Crazy Melges 30 rebuild explores the new deck layout and upgraded running rigging systems.
Part 2 of the Still 2 Crazy Melges 30 rebuild explores the new deck layout and upgraded running rigging systems.
Ambre Hasson will be the only American on the Mini Transat 2025’s starting line. Her course there was anything but typical.
With three one-design North American championship titles in hand, bow-star Abie McLaughlin is a go-to call.
GPS-based starting systems are evolving fast, transforming race starts for both competitors and race committees.
Years of high-level youth racing and training have pushed the Callahan brothers to the top of their respective games.
Charlie Dalin delivered a superhuman performance in last year’s Vendée Globe, making what is impossibly difficult seem easy.
When the same-old approach isn’t helping your participation rates or drawing in new sailors, it’s time to get creative.
The benefits of training partners and racing competitive fleets go beyond the results, whether you’re winning or not.
The International Lightning Class U-32 initiative lays the groundwork for its next generation of owners and crews.
The daughter of a renowned American solo sailor of a different generation embarks on her own singlehanded sailing campaign.
When the race management and scoring software glitched, these race officials and volunteers went old-school to deliver results.
Part 2 of the Still 2 Crazy Melges 30 rebuild explores the new deck layout and upgraded running rigging systems.
Ambre Hasson will be the only American on the Mini Transat 2025’s starting line. Her course there was anything but typical.
With three one-design North American championship titles in hand, bow-star Abie McLaughlin is a go-to call.
GPS-based starting systems are evolving fast, transforming race starts for both competitors and race committees.
Years of high-level youth racing and training have pushed the Callahan brothers to the top of their respective games.
Charlie Dalin delivered a superhuman performance in last year’s Vendée Globe, making what is impossibly difficult seem easy.
When the same-old approach isn’t helping your participation rates or drawing in new sailors, it’s time to get creative.
The benefits of training partners and racing competitive fleets go beyond the results, whether you’re winning or not.
The International Lightning Class U-32 initiative lays the groundwork for its next generation of owners and crews.
The daughter of a renowned American solo sailor of a different generation embarks on her own singlehanded sailing campaign.
When the race management and scoring software glitched, these race officials and volunteers went old-school to deliver results.
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