New York Yacht Club American Magic, U.S. Challenger for the 36th America’s Cup, completed a milestone five-hour sailing session on Auckland’s Waitematā Harbour on July 27. The team’s AC75 racing yacht, Defiant, had been dormant since concluding its final training day at the team’s winter base in Pensacola, Florida in early March.
Onboard the M32 catamaran racing scene.
The Challenger of Record’s notice of race outlines the format of racing for the Challenger sail-off to determine the 36th America’s Cup Challenger.
The July 14 update from the Vendee Artique Race finds Frenchman Jérémie Beyou sprinting to the finish with his rival close on his transom.
Ed Baird explains the important and subtle nuances of finishing a sailboat race at the favored end of the finish line. Originally published in Yacht/Racing Cruising, February 1985.
The Snipe dinghy provides more than great one-design sailing experience; it connects you to a global family.
Enjoy this quick check-in with the ATSW team.
A new and powerful tool in America’s Cup is accelerating the design process.
Texas’ Lakewood YC bought a fleet of RS21 keelboats to reignite its young adult racing program.
During the heart of the winter COVID-19 lockdown sailors got resourceful in ways to connect and learn.
Defiant, the first AC75 racing yacht built for New York Yacht Club American Magic, Challenger for the 36th America’s Cup, has arrived in New Zealand. The AC75 was shipped through the Gulf of Mexico, transited the Panama Canal and then crossed the Pacific after departing from the team’s winter base in Pensacola, Florida on May 28.
American Class 40 skipper, Joe Harris is going all in on his second circumnavigation, this time with a partner in the doublehanded Globe40 Race.
New York Yacht Club American Magic, U.S. Challenger for the 36th America’s Cup, completed a milestone five-hour sailing session on Auckland’s Waitematā Harbour on July 27. The team’s AC75 racing yacht, Defiant, had been dormant since concluding its final training day at the team’s winter base in Pensacola, Florida in early March.
Onboard the M32 catamaran racing scene.
The Challenger of Record’s notice of race outlines the format of racing for the Challenger sail-off to determine the 36th America’s Cup Challenger.
The July 14 update from the Vendee Artique Race finds Frenchman Jérémie Beyou sprinting to the finish with his rival close on his transom.
Ed Baird explains the important and subtle nuances of finishing a sailboat race at the favored end of the finish line. Originally published in Yacht/Racing Cruising, February 1985.
The Snipe dinghy provides more than great one-design sailing experience; it connects you to a global family.
Enjoy this quick check-in with the ATSW team.
A new and powerful tool in America’s Cup is accelerating the design process.
Texas’ Lakewood YC bought a fleet of RS21 keelboats to reignite its young adult racing program.
During the heart of the winter COVID-19 lockdown sailors got resourceful in ways to connect and learn.
Defiant, the first AC75 racing yacht built for New York Yacht Club American Magic, Challenger for the 36th America’s Cup, has arrived in New Zealand. The AC75 was shipped through the Gulf of Mexico, transited the Panama Canal and then crossed the Pacific after departing from the team’s winter base in Pensacola, Florida on May 28.
American Class 40 skipper, Joe Harris is going all in on his second circumnavigation, this time with a partner in the doublehanded Globe40 Race.
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