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Commodore Anderson has had a heavy hand in shaping the sport we enjoy today, and there’s still much to learn from him. From the “Jobson Report” for our July/August 2010 issue
Commodore Anderson has had a heavy hand in shaping the sport we enjoy today, and there’s still much to learn from him. From the “Jobson Report” for our July/August 2010 issue
©2010 JOY | International Melges 32 Class Association
©2010 JOY | U.S. Melges 24 Class Association
Lloyd Images/ www.lloydimages.com
College Sailor of the Year Thomas Barrows reflects on his winning attitude and the transformations he made throughout his college sailing career.
Quantum Female College Sailor of the Year Allison Blecher takes a look back at her National Championship title and successful 2009-2010 season.
Catamaran afficionado and designer Bill Roberts explains why full-length, untapered battens are nothing but “bad bones.”
Olympic bronze medalist (’72, Dragon) Don Cohan takes issue with Dr. Stuart Walker’s assessment that we’re predisposed to follow one path or the other.
After a shameful episode on Rhode Island’s Narragansett Bay,_ SW_ associate editor Michael Lovett finds himself on the receiving end of Rule 30.3.
Pim Van Hemmen supplied us with photos from this majestic Caribbean event.
A test sail on the Russell Coutts’ RC 44 provides a tangible glimpse of how the Kiwi legend views the sport, and a rare chance to see what he’s like when he lets down his guard and goes sailing.
Photos by Fried Elliott/ friedbits.com; read about the German stop on the ISAF Sailing World Cup, check out _SW_’s Finish Line forum.
Commodore Anderson has had a heavy hand in shaping the sport we enjoy today, and there’s still much to learn from him. From the “Jobson Report” for our July/August 2010 issue
©2010 JOY | International Melges 32 Class Association
©2010 JOY | U.S. Melges 24 Class Association
Lloyd Images/ www.lloydimages.com
College Sailor of the Year Thomas Barrows reflects on his winning attitude and the transformations he made throughout his college sailing career.
Quantum Female College Sailor of the Year Allison Blecher takes a look back at her National Championship title and successful 2009-2010 season.
Catamaran afficionado and designer Bill Roberts explains why full-length, untapered battens are nothing but “bad bones.”
Olympic bronze medalist (’72, Dragon) Don Cohan takes issue with Dr. Stuart Walker’s assessment that we’re predisposed to follow one path or the other.
After a shameful episode on Rhode Island’s Narragansett Bay,_ SW_ associate editor Michael Lovett finds himself on the receiving end of Rule 30.3.
Pim Van Hemmen supplied us with photos from this majestic Caribbean event.
A test sail on the Russell Coutts’ RC 44 provides a tangible glimpse of how the Kiwi legend views the sport, and a rare chance to see what he’s like when he lets down his guard and goes sailing.
Photos by Fried Elliott/ friedbits.com; read about the German stop on the ISAF Sailing World Cup, check out _SW_’s Finish Line forum.
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