Adaptive Sailing: An Exponential Challenge
As adaptive sailing programs evolve internationally, the American Paralympic Team is doing all they can to keep up with the pace of development.
As adaptive sailing programs evolve internationally, the American Paralympic Team is doing all they can to keep up with the pace of development.
The University of California San Diego (UCSD) sailing team has quadrupled in size over the last four years, making it one of the largest and fastest growing teams on the Pacific coast. With the help of team captain John Olson and volunteer coach Dave Wright, the foundation has been laid for the team to continue to succeed.
The road to Rio continues with six days of racing in Miami, FL.
Sailing World is pleased to announce that Helly Hansen, a global leader in technical sailing apparel with more than 135 years of experience in the industry, signed on as title sponsor for the brand’s elite sailing series, the NOOD Regattas.
Coast Guard sailors are effective multitaskers, juggling sailing with their studies, extracurriculars, and training to serve in the USCG.
Ben Ainslie Racing was the first America’s Cup team both on – and under – the race course waters of the 35th America’s Cup last week, when the team conducted an initial training camp in Bermuda. Watch highlights from the team’s first training camp.
Most of the marquee classes at Quantum Key West Race Week 2015 came down to the last day of the regatta, which delivered the toughest conditions of the week.
The top 5 finishers in each class from Key West Race Week.
It probably won’t be a late night on Duval Street for the sailors competing on Division 2 and 3 at Quantum Key West Race Week 2015. After doing three races in strong winds on Thursday, there are no doubt a lot of sore muscles, aching bones and tired bodies.
Based off early morning forecasts, it appeared a lay day might be in the cards for competitors. However, organizers with Premiere Racing saw a small pocket of sailable conditions and sent the fleet out to the three race courses.
Tuesday at Quantum Key West 2015 brought dicey conditions that forced principal race officers make numerous tough decisions.
Sharon Green shares her top picks from racing each day in Key West.
As adaptive sailing programs evolve internationally, the American Paralympic Team is doing all they can to keep up with the pace of development.
The University of California San Diego (UCSD) sailing team has quadrupled in size over the last four years, making it one of the largest and fastest growing teams on the Pacific coast. With the help of team captain John Olson and volunteer coach Dave Wright, the foundation has been laid for the team to continue to succeed.
The road to Rio continues with six days of racing in Miami, FL.
Sailing World is pleased to announce that Helly Hansen, a global leader in technical sailing apparel with more than 135 years of experience in the industry, signed on as title sponsor for the brand’s elite sailing series, the NOOD Regattas.
Coast Guard sailors are effective multitaskers, juggling sailing with their studies, extracurriculars, and training to serve in the USCG.
Ben Ainslie Racing was the first America’s Cup team both on – and under – the race course waters of the 35th America’s Cup last week, when the team conducted an initial training camp in Bermuda. Watch highlights from the team’s first training camp.
Most of the marquee classes at Quantum Key West Race Week 2015 came down to the last day of the regatta, which delivered the toughest conditions of the week.
The top 5 finishers in each class from Key West Race Week.
It probably won’t be a late night on Duval Street for the sailors competing on Division 2 and 3 at Quantum Key West Race Week 2015. After doing three races in strong winds on Thursday, there are no doubt a lot of sore muscles, aching bones and tired bodies.
Based off early morning forecasts, it appeared a lay day might be in the cards for competitors. However, organizers with Premiere Racing saw a small pocket of sailable conditions and sent the fleet out to the three race courses.
Tuesday at Quantum Key West 2015 brought dicey conditions that forced principal race officers make numerous tough decisions.
Sharon Green shares her top picks from racing each day in Key West.
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