Fueled by Adversity
The members of the first class inducted into the National Sailing Hall of Fame each reveal that a little hardship on the way to the top might just be a good thing. “Jobson Report” from our April 2012 issue.
The members of the first class inducted into the National Sailing Hall of Fame each reveal that a little hardship on the way to the top might just be a good thing. “Jobson Report” from our April 2012 issue.
Top teams from around the world compete in the third of seven ISAF Sailing World Cup Regattas in Palma, Spain. Photos: MartinezStudio.es/SofiaMapfre Read more in our Finish Line forum.
Yale holds the lead in the coed rankings, while Stanford and Brown round out the top three. Georgetown also retains the top spot in the women’s rankings, but Dartmouth and Yale aren’t far behind.
Torrential rain and strong winds tested the 15 teams at the Cascais stop of the RC44 Championship Tour. Photos by Martinezstudio.es, Guido Trombetta/Studio Borlenghi, and RC44 Class Association. Read more in our Finish Line forum.
More drama greets the Volvo Ocean Race fleet as they journey into the Southern Ocean and around Cape Horn.
This annual spring event in St. Thomas in the USVI came down to the wire for winners in three of the six classes. Photos by Rolex/Ingrid Abery. Read more in our Finish Line forum.
The Brown University sailing team–one of the first college-sailing programs in the U.S.–has been to 37 national championships in the past 13 years.
Sometimes the destination is more important than the racing. “Editor’s Letter” from our April 2012 issue.
New leaders emerge in this week’s college rankings. Yale tops the coed poll, while Georgetown leads the women’s rankings.
Max Bulger looks back at the last race of Act 1 in Muscat, Oman: “As I slid, belly-down, out to the bow of the leeward hull to call our final approach to the line, the media boats caught me with a big grin on my face.”
A top beach cat skipper gives remedies to quell crew abuse. From our January 1995 issue.
Gary Bodie and Ken Legler explain some basic team racing moves in this article from our June 1995 issue.
The members of the first class inducted into the National Sailing Hall of Fame each reveal that a little hardship on the way to the top might just be a good thing. “Jobson Report” from our April 2012 issue.
Top teams from around the world compete in the third of seven ISAF Sailing World Cup Regattas in Palma, Spain. Photos: MartinezStudio.es/SofiaMapfre Read more in our Finish Line forum.
Yale holds the lead in the coed rankings, while Stanford and Brown round out the top three. Georgetown also retains the top spot in the women’s rankings, but Dartmouth and Yale aren’t far behind.
Torrential rain and strong winds tested the 15 teams at the Cascais stop of the RC44 Championship Tour. Photos by Martinezstudio.es, Guido Trombetta/Studio Borlenghi, and RC44 Class Association. Read more in our Finish Line forum.
More drama greets the Volvo Ocean Race fleet as they journey into the Southern Ocean and around Cape Horn.
This annual spring event in St. Thomas in the USVI came down to the wire for winners in three of the six classes. Photos by Rolex/Ingrid Abery. Read more in our Finish Line forum.
The Brown University sailing team–one of the first college-sailing programs in the U.S.–has been to 37 national championships in the past 13 years.
Sometimes the destination is more important than the racing. “Editor’s Letter” from our April 2012 issue.
New leaders emerge in this week’s college rankings. Yale tops the coed poll, while Georgetown leads the women’s rankings.
Max Bulger looks back at the last race of Act 1 in Muscat, Oman: “As I slid, belly-down, out to the bow of the leeward hull to call our final approach to the line, the media boats caught me with a big grin on my face.”
A top beach cat skipper gives remedies to quell crew abuse. From our January 1995 issue.
Gary Bodie and Ken Legler explain some basic team racing moves in this article from our June 1995 issue.
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