A Most Unusual Night
Randy Smyth recounts his first attempt at the Everglades Challenge. Supplement to “Smyth, From One Adventure to the Next,” from our July/August 2008 issue
Randy Smyth recounts his first attempt at the Everglades Challenge. Supplement to “Smyth, From One Adventure to the Next,” from our July/August 2008 issue
/SW/ editor Dave Reed interviews multihull guru Randy Smyth, who dabbles in everything from the iShares Cup Extreme 40 Sailing Series to the Everglades Challenge. “For the Record” from our July/August 2008 issue.
Skipper Terry Hutchinson and the crew of the TP 52 Quantum Racing lead the MedCup standings as the circuit stops in Spain.
To listen to /SW/ editor Dave Reed’s interview with Randy Smyth, click here [1].[1] http://www2.worldpub.net/images/sw/124-RandySmythInterviewAudio.mp3
With the 2008 Chicago Yacht Club Race to Mackinac starting on July 19, /SW/ contributor John Gallagher explains how gradient winds interact with the region’s shoreline breezes. “First Beat” from our July 2, 2008, /SW eNewsletter/
To listen to /SW/’s interview with Nick Scandone and Maureen McKinnon-Tucker, click here [1].[1] http://www2.worldpub.net/images/sw/4-SWAudio08626_Scandone.mp3
America’s young olympic sailors are preparing for the biggest regatta of their lives and the key ingredient is patience. From the “Jobson Report” in our July 2008 issue
After much debate, US SAILING has decided to scrap plans to require all helmsman to be members.
The Moorings has donated its 2007 John Southam Award winnings to the U.S Paralympic Sailing Team.
Georgetown’s Chris Behm is the 2008 Everett Morris College Sailor of the Year. Includes a complete list of all award winners.
Boston College finishes out the season atop both the Coed and Women’s rankings determined by /SW/’s coaches panel: Michael Callahan (Georgetown), Ken Legler (Tufts), and Mike Segerblom (USC).
Whether one-design or handicap racing, the winning formula always boils down to three basic elements: boat prep, boatspeed, and a top crew. This year’s surprise PHRF champ had them all. A feature from our April 2008 issue
Randy Smyth recounts his first attempt at the Everglades Challenge. Supplement to “Smyth, From One Adventure to the Next,” from our July/August 2008 issue
/SW/ editor Dave Reed interviews multihull guru Randy Smyth, who dabbles in everything from the iShares Cup Extreme 40 Sailing Series to the Everglades Challenge. “For the Record” from our July/August 2008 issue.
Skipper Terry Hutchinson and the crew of the TP 52 Quantum Racing lead the MedCup standings as the circuit stops in Spain.
To listen to /SW/ editor Dave Reed’s interview with Randy Smyth, click here [1].[1] http://www2.worldpub.net/images/sw/124-RandySmythInterviewAudio.mp3
With the 2008 Chicago Yacht Club Race to Mackinac starting on July 19, /SW/ contributor John Gallagher explains how gradient winds interact with the region’s shoreline breezes. “First Beat” from our July 2, 2008, /SW eNewsletter/
To listen to /SW/’s interview with Nick Scandone and Maureen McKinnon-Tucker, click here [1].[1] http://www2.worldpub.net/images/sw/4-SWAudio08626_Scandone.mp3
America’s young olympic sailors are preparing for the biggest regatta of their lives and the key ingredient is patience. From the “Jobson Report” in our July 2008 issue
After much debate, US SAILING has decided to scrap plans to require all helmsman to be members.
The Moorings has donated its 2007 John Southam Award winnings to the U.S Paralympic Sailing Team.
Georgetown’s Chris Behm is the 2008 Everett Morris College Sailor of the Year. Includes a complete list of all award winners.
Boston College finishes out the season atop both the Coed and Women’s rankings determined by /SW/’s coaches panel: Michael Callahan (Georgetown), Ken Legler (Tufts), and Mike Segerblom (USC).
Whether one-design or handicap racing, the winning formula always boils down to three basic elements: boat prep, boatspeed, and a top crew. This year’s surprise PHRF champ had them all. A feature from our April 2008 issue
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