Sailing World’s College Rankings: Fall 2009 Preseason
St. Mary’s and Charleston take the top spots as the Fall 2009 season gets ready to kick into gear.
St. Mary’s and Charleston take the top spots as the Fall 2009 season gets ready to kick into gear.
It’s not a Massachusetts casino run by displaced Native Americans, but rather an annual New England season opener where boat racing, laughter, and parties reign supreme-and not necessarily in that order. A feature from our October 2007 issue
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Paul White has raced in more than 200 consecutive regattas in the Y-Flyer class’s Mid-America Cup series.
Dave Reed takes a sobering look at his place in the pecking order. “Editor’s Letter” from our July/August 2009 issue
/Sailing World/’s two top survived their battle of the winches in the 2009 Swan 42 North American Championships. Streuli forgets it’s unwise to beat the boss.
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In June, 18-year-old Oscar Mead became the youngest competitor to complete the world’s oldest solo ocean challenge.
Enter online for a chance to cruise the caribbean with local legend Peter Holmberg
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St. Mary’s and Charleston take the top spots as the Fall 2009 season gets ready to kick into gear.
It’s not a Massachusetts casino run by displaced Native Americans, but rather an annual New England season opener where boat racing, laughter, and parties reign supreme-and not necessarily in that order. A feature from our October 2007 issue
Sold out!
/SW/ wants your contributions for an upcoming feature on Wednesday-night racing.
Paul White has raced in more than 200 consecutive regattas in the Y-Flyer class’s Mid-America Cup series.
Dave Reed takes a sobering look at his place in the pecking order. “Editor’s Letter” from our July/August 2009 issue
/Sailing World/’s two top survived their battle of the winches in the 2009 Swan 42 North American Championships. Streuli forgets it’s unwise to beat the boss.
To sign up for /SW/’s reader panel, take the survey here [1].[1] http://www.walkercommunications.com/survey/swrp
In June, 18-year-old Oscar Mead became the youngest competitor to complete the world’s oldest solo ocean challenge.
Enter online for a chance to cruise the caribbean with local legend Peter Holmberg
To sign up for the NOOD eNewsletter, click here [1].[1] http://visitor.constantcontact.com/manage/optin/ea?v=001JhAH0M7VcWdPnMEe…
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