Dark Star?
Is the Star on its way out of the Olympics? The venerable design was not included on the initial proposal for the Olympic sailing events for the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro.
Is the Star on its way out of the Olympics? The venerable design was not included on the initial proposal for the Olympic sailing events for the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro.
The fall college sailing season is down to the final few regattas and Boston College are soaring at the right time, receiving 33 of a possible 42 first place votes and leading both the coed and women’s polls.
The wind piped up for the ISCA Single Handed Nationals in St. Petersburg, FL. , Glennon Stratton delivers the action from the course.
Success has come often to offshore legend Michel Desjoyeaux. However, the cerebral Frenchman has no intention of resting on his laurels with two major races this winter and the granddaddy of shorthanded sailing, the Vendée Globe, next year.
Ted Turner and Gary Jobson sail together for the 12M North Americans. From the Editor’s Letter from our November/December 2010 issue
Tim Wilkes bring us the action from the Chesapeak, complete with commentary.
Tim Wilkes takes us on a trip to the J24 Championships through his lens.
Split between six division, roughly 30 big boat teams did battle on the Chesapeake over Halloween weekend. Photos by Dan Phelps
Sailing doesn’t need salvation, but some small improvements to how we manage our time on the water will improve the sport. “Gaining Bearing” from our September 2010 issue
Meet the dynamic duo of the Rhodes 19 class. “Editor’s Letter” from our September 2010 issue
There are many constants to the Bermuda Race experience. But each time they’re delivered with a slightly different spin. “Jobson Report” from our September 2010 issue
On November 6, a trio of racing documentaries by SW editor at large Gary Jobson will air on ESPN Classic.
Is the Star on its way out of the Olympics? The venerable design was not included on the initial proposal for the Olympic sailing events for the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro.
The fall college sailing season is down to the final few regattas and Boston College are soaring at the right time, receiving 33 of a possible 42 first place votes and leading both the coed and women’s polls.
The wind piped up for the ISCA Single Handed Nationals in St. Petersburg, FL. , Glennon Stratton delivers the action from the course.
Success has come often to offshore legend Michel Desjoyeaux. However, the cerebral Frenchman has no intention of resting on his laurels with two major races this winter and the granddaddy of shorthanded sailing, the Vendée Globe, next year.
Ted Turner and Gary Jobson sail together for the 12M North Americans. From the Editor’s Letter from our November/December 2010 issue
Tim Wilkes bring us the action from the Chesapeak, complete with commentary.
Tim Wilkes takes us on a trip to the J24 Championships through his lens.
Split between six division, roughly 30 big boat teams did battle on the Chesapeake over Halloween weekend. Photos by Dan Phelps
Sailing doesn’t need salvation, but some small improvements to how we manage our time on the water will improve the sport. “Gaining Bearing” from our September 2010 issue
Meet the dynamic duo of the Rhodes 19 class. “Editor’s Letter” from our September 2010 issue
There are many constants to the Bermuda Race experience. But each time they’re delivered with a slightly different spin. “Jobson Report” from our September 2010 issue
On November 6, a trio of racing documentaries by SW editor at large Gary Jobson will air on ESPN Classic.
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