Calling The Originals of Youth Champs
U.S. Youth Champs founder Bob Johnstone shares the story of how it all started and puts all call out for a “73ers” reunion.
U.S. Youth Champs founder Bob Johnstone shares the story of how it all started and puts all call out for a “73ers” reunion.
The Class 40 is the most popular ocean-racing class for doublehanded teams and also an experimental hive for the latest bluewater performance designs.
In saling, and especially offshore sailing, there’s always the element of risk versus reward to layer onto one’s strategic and tactical decisions. Mark Chisnell explores one notable case and its outcome.
Skipper Tom Slingsby and his squad do it again in San Fran, nailing the season title with precision sailing when it counts.
It’s been a long time coming for the hardworking Riptide Racing squad, and at the 58th Congressional Cup, their time was due.
The AC75s of the America’s Cup are power-hungry beasts. The human input required for sustained foiling and maneuvers on demand is a critical piece of the design puzzle.
For the daylong distance racers of the Helly Hansen Sailing World Regatta Series in Annapolis, your PRO shares some sage advice.
Team Malizia battled hard to overcome the runaway leaders of Leg 3 and then turned the tables for an incredible leg win.
Why are sailors so stuck on windward/leeward racing? Derrick Fries stokes the argument for bringing the reach.
All indications are the Helly Hansen Sailing World Regatta Series’ kick off in St. Petersburg is going to be hot. And we’re not just talking about the weather.
It wasn’t easy, but Emirates Team New Zealand’s terra squad claims the land speed sailing record and says there’s more speed to come.
Racing in a big fleet requires a different approach to tactics and strategies; Mike Ingham takes some lessons from the Sunfish Worlds and shares his tips.
U.S. Youth Champs founder Bob Johnstone shares the story of how it all started and puts all call out for a “73ers” reunion.
The Class 40 is the most popular ocean-racing class for doublehanded teams and also an experimental hive for the latest bluewater performance designs.
In saling, and especially offshore sailing, there’s always the element of risk versus reward to layer onto one’s strategic and tactical decisions. Mark Chisnell explores one notable case and its outcome.
Skipper Tom Slingsby and his squad do it again in San Fran, nailing the season title with precision sailing when it counts.
It’s been a long time coming for the hardworking Riptide Racing squad, and at the 58th Congressional Cup, their time was due.
The AC75s of the America’s Cup are power-hungry beasts. The human input required for sustained foiling and maneuvers on demand is a critical piece of the design puzzle.
For the daylong distance racers of the Helly Hansen Sailing World Regatta Series in Annapolis, your PRO shares some sage advice.
Team Malizia battled hard to overcome the runaway leaders of Leg 3 and then turned the tables for an incredible leg win.
Why are sailors so stuck on windward/leeward racing? Derrick Fries stokes the argument for bringing the reach.
All indications are the Helly Hansen Sailing World Regatta Series’ kick off in St. Petersburg is going to be hot. And we’re not just talking about the weather.
It wasn’t easy, but Emirates Team New Zealand’s terra squad claims the land speed sailing record and says there’s more speed to come.
Racing in a big fleet requires a different approach to tactics and strategies; Mike Ingham takes some lessons from the Sunfish Worlds and shares his tips.
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