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One Wednesday Night in America: Taking the time to teach younger or inexperienced crew members makes racing fun for everyone.
One Wednesday Night in America: Taking the time to teach younger or inexperienced crew members makes racing fun for everyone.
One Wednesday Night in America: Taking time to volunteer as the committee boat leaves time for learning and a gorgeous sunset on Lake St. Clair.
On Wednesday, August 12, 2009, coolers were filled, crew was gathered, and hump-day twilight sailing happened from coast to coast. Here are your submissions to last summer’s call for Wednesday Night racing stories and photos, as seen in our July/August 2010 issue.
Dave Kneale/Volvo Ocean Race Read about the racing in SW‘s Finish Line forum.
First it was San Diego, which was summarily dropped from the competition to host the 34th America’s Cup last week. Now Newport, R.I., has fallen by the wayside. But San Francisco must still fend off a handful of international candidate cities.
US SAILING’s Olympic Sailing Committee (OSC) has finalized the selection procedures for the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team.
It was one of those light, shifty evenings that torture the fleet with upheavals of Biblical proportions.
BMW Oracle Racing releases details on two potential classes for the 34th America’s Cup, one a multihull, the other a canting-keel monohull.
Local sailors and politcians put forth a few-holds-barred effort in an attempt to woo the 34th America’s Cup back to Newport, R.I., the historic home of sailing’s biggest prize.
With the addition of a fleet of G-class multihulls, the Route du Rhum—singlehanded across the Atlantic—is making a bold play for the title of World’s Most Extreme Sailing Competition.
After driving for a couple of team races, _SW _intern Meredith Powlison suggests a beneficial way to make racing more fun.
Three important new prescriptions aim to improve the fairness and procedures of redress hearings. “From the Experts” from our June 2010 issue
One Wednesday Night in America: Taking the time to teach younger or inexperienced crew members makes racing fun for everyone.
One Wednesday Night in America: Taking time to volunteer as the committee boat leaves time for learning and a gorgeous sunset on Lake St. Clair.
On Wednesday, August 12, 2009, coolers were filled, crew was gathered, and hump-day twilight sailing happened from coast to coast. Here are your submissions to last summer’s call for Wednesday Night racing stories and photos, as seen in our July/August 2010 issue.
Dave Kneale/Volvo Ocean Race Read about the racing in SW‘s Finish Line forum.
First it was San Diego, which was summarily dropped from the competition to host the 34th America’s Cup last week. Now Newport, R.I., has fallen by the wayside. But San Francisco must still fend off a handful of international candidate cities.
US SAILING’s Olympic Sailing Committee (OSC) has finalized the selection procedures for the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team.
It was one of those light, shifty evenings that torture the fleet with upheavals of Biblical proportions.
BMW Oracle Racing releases details on two potential classes for the 34th America’s Cup, one a multihull, the other a canting-keel monohull.
Local sailors and politcians put forth a few-holds-barred effort in an attempt to woo the 34th America’s Cup back to Newport, R.I., the historic home of sailing’s biggest prize.
With the addition of a fleet of G-class multihulls, the Route du Rhum—singlehanded across the Atlantic—is making a bold play for the title of World’s Most Extreme Sailing Competition.
After driving for a couple of team races, _SW _intern Meredith Powlison suggests a beneficial way to make racing more fun.
Three important new prescriptions aim to improve the fairness and procedures of redress hearings. “From the Experts” from our June 2010 issue
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