Lessons from La Maddalena
The Louis Vuitton Series in La Maddalena provided some thrilling action and a great opportunity to consider what works best when it comes to televising the America’s Cup.
The Louis Vuitton Series in La Maddalena provided some thrilling action and a great opportunity to consider what works best when it comes to televising the America’s Cup.
An automobile accident at Bayview YC on Saturday night injures several sailors and results in one death.
Editor Dave Reed sets up the offensive game plan to saving sailing this summer. Editor’s Letter from our June 2010 issue
Are the sailors in your fleet tired of sailing around the same old racecourses year after year? If so, inject some excitement into your races with a few easy ideas. From the “Jobson Report” from our June 2010 issue
On the racecourse, the best sailors are always prepared for the unexpected. The sudden passing of one reminds us of the importance of doing the same in other aspects of our lives. “Gaining Bearing” from our June 2010 issue
Why do race committees send sailors to safe harbor as soon as the breeze gets a little fresh? The wind is our friend, we must embrace it. “Gaining Bearing” from our April 2010 issue
SW‘s Tim Zimmermann cites the live video coverage of Louis Vuitton Trophy Auckland as a shining example of how sailing should be broadcast. Click on this story to link to live coverage from La Maddalena.
Yann Guichard’s Groupe Edmond de Rothschild won the first round of the 2010 Extreme Sailing Series in Sète, France.
The remote Italian island currently hosting the Louis Vuitton Trophy has worked its charms on _SW’_s Angus Phillips.
At Louis Vuitton Trophy La Maddalena, SW‘s Angus Phillips speaks with the Artemis helmsman about the hardships of being a pro.
Dave Reed understands that the losers outnumber the winners, but he’d still like to be in the minority. “Editor’s Letter” from our May 2010 issue
SW‘s Angus Phillips catches up with Bruno Trouble, event manager for Louis Vuitton Trophy La Maddalena.
The Louis Vuitton Series in La Maddalena provided some thrilling action and a great opportunity to consider what works best when it comes to televising the America’s Cup.
An automobile accident at Bayview YC on Saturday night injures several sailors and results in one death.
Editor Dave Reed sets up the offensive game plan to saving sailing this summer. Editor’s Letter from our June 2010 issue
Are the sailors in your fleet tired of sailing around the same old racecourses year after year? If so, inject some excitement into your races with a few easy ideas. From the “Jobson Report” from our June 2010 issue
On the racecourse, the best sailors are always prepared for the unexpected. The sudden passing of one reminds us of the importance of doing the same in other aspects of our lives. “Gaining Bearing” from our June 2010 issue
Why do race committees send sailors to safe harbor as soon as the breeze gets a little fresh? The wind is our friend, we must embrace it. “Gaining Bearing” from our April 2010 issue
SW‘s Tim Zimmermann cites the live video coverage of Louis Vuitton Trophy Auckland as a shining example of how sailing should be broadcast. Click on this story to link to live coverage from La Maddalena.
Yann Guichard’s Groupe Edmond de Rothschild won the first round of the 2010 Extreme Sailing Series in Sète, France.
The remote Italian island currently hosting the Louis Vuitton Trophy has worked its charms on _SW’_s Angus Phillips.
At Louis Vuitton Trophy La Maddalena, SW‘s Angus Phillips speaks with the Artemis helmsman about the hardships of being a pro.
Dave Reed understands that the losers outnumber the winners, but he’d still like to be in the minority. “Editor’s Letter” from our May 2010 issue
SW‘s Angus Phillips catches up with Bruno Trouble, event manager for Louis Vuitton Trophy La Maddalena.
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