May 2010 Web Extras
Online supplements to our May issue include a photo gallery from Grenada Sailing Festival, a 30-year-old feature story on the Force 5, and more.
Online supplements to our May issue include a photo gallery from Grenada Sailing Festival, a 30-year-old feature story on the Force 5, and more.
The Eagles soar once again as BC takes the top spots in both the coed and women’s rankings, though the later position is quite tenuous with four women’s teams getting a significant number of first-place votes.
The festival included the Digicel Work Boat Regatta, during which crews started from Grand Anse Beach, sailed a triangular course, and finished by downing a shot of their favorite beverage.
More than 1,000 sailors from 40 countries flocked to Mallorca, Spain for this third event on the ISAF Sailing World Cup.
Boston College and College of Charleston sit atop, respectively, the coed and women’s rankings.
The 33rd America’s Cup was a spectacle once it got underway, but let’s hope its current caretakers do it justice next time around. The Jobson Report from our April 2010 issue
/Sailing World/ gets a refit. From the Editor’s letter in our April 2010 issue
Charleston slips ahead of Boston College in the women’s rankings, but the Eagles hold on to the top spot in the coed list.
Sometimes it’s the one design sailor that finds the most improvement in their sailing. The Editor’s Letter from our March 2010 issue
These sailors share a few distinct characteristics that help them to achieve their racing agendas. The “Jobson Report” from our March 2010 issue
Additional interviews, photos, and “Pro Tips” from our April 2010 issue
Online supplements to our May issue include a photo gallery from Grenada Sailing Festival, a 30-year-old feature story on the Force 5, and more.
The Eagles soar once again as BC takes the top spots in both the coed and women’s rankings, though the later position is quite tenuous with four women’s teams getting a significant number of first-place votes.
The festival included the Digicel Work Boat Regatta, during which crews started from Grand Anse Beach, sailed a triangular course, and finished by downing a shot of their favorite beverage.
More than 1,000 sailors from 40 countries flocked to Mallorca, Spain for this third event on the ISAF Sailing World Cup.
Boston College and College of Charleston sit atop, respectively, the coed and women’s rankings.
The 33rd America’s Cup was a spectacle once it got underway, but let’s hope its current caretakers do it justice next time around. The Jobson Report from our April 2010 issue
/Sailing World/ gets a refit. From the Editor’s letter in our April 2010 issue
Charleston slips ahead of Boston College in the women’s rankings, but the Eagles hold on to the top spot in the coed list.
Sometimes it’s the one design sailor that finds the most improvement in their sailing. The Editor’s Letter from our March 2010 issue
These sailors share a few distinct characteristics that help them to achieve their racing agendas. The “Jobson Report” from our March 2010 issue
Additional interviews, photos, and “Pro Tips” from our April 2010 issue
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