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/SW/ editor Dave Reed explores why a U.S. Sailing membership is so important to him and the sailing community. The “Editor’s Letter” from our May 2008 issue
/SW/ editor Dave Reed explores why a U.S. Sailing membership is so important to him and the sailing community. The “Editor’s Letter” from our May 2008 issue
Led by Russell Coutts and Larry Ellison, BMW Oracle Racing blitzes the fleet in its first, and only, Audi MedCup event of 2008. Bribon assumes the overall lead while defending champ Artemis and Quantum Racing are tied on points for second.
* To access the forums thread where Tony Rey will be answering your questions, click here [1]. * To read the story, “How to Make the Most of the Least,” click here [2].[1] http://forums.sailingworld.com/showthread.php?p=5634&posted=1#post5634[2] https://www.sailingworld.com/from-the-experts/boat-speed/how-to-make-the-…
Photo galleries and reports coming soon…
Getting a ride required a lot of help, finishing the race was equally challenging. But on Switzerland’s Lake Geneva good things rarely come easy. A feature from our June 2008 issue
Cabo beckons, and when the wind blows up their transom, the boys on /Bien Roulee / make a run for the border. A feature story from our June 2008 issue
Legendary Chicago-area sailor Tom Neill shares the sport with himself and his extended family. “Grand Prix” from our January 2008 issue
With a new Botin & Carkeek design, Terry Hutchinson at the helm, and Morgan Larson called tactics, Quantum Racing prepares to tackle the toughest fleet racing circuit in the world.
/SW/ associate editor Tony Bessinger is racing aboard the Cookson 50 /Privateer/, contributing daily blogs and photos.
Boston College replaces St. Mary’s atop the Coed rankings, while College of Charleston retains its lead in the Women’s.
New changes at US Sailing mean tough work for the people at the top of the organization. “For the record” from our May 2008 issue
/SW/ editor Dave Reed explores why a U.S. Sailing membership is so important to him and the sailing community. The “Editor’s Letter” from our May 2008 issue
Led by Russell Coutts and Larry Ellison, BMW Oracle Racing blitzes the fleet in its first, and only, Audi MedCup event of 2008. Bribon assumes the overall lead while defending champ Artemis and Quantum Racing are tied on points for second.
* To access the forums thread where Tony Rey will be answering your questions, click here [1]. * To read the story, “How to Make the Most of the Least,” click here [2].[1] http://forums.sailingworld.com/showthread.php?p=5634&posted=1#post5634[2] https://www.sailingworld.com/from-the-experts/boat-speed/how-to-make-the-…
Photo galleries and reports coming soon…
Getting a ride required a lot of help, finishing the race was equally challenging. But on Switzerland’s Lake Geneva good things rarely come easy. A feature from our June 2008 issue
Cabo beckons, and when the wind blows up their transom, the boys on /Bien Roulee / make a run for the border. A feature story from our June 2008 issue
Legendary Chicago-area sailor Tom Neill shares the sport with himself and his extended family. “Grand Prix” from our January 2008 issue
With a new Botin & Carkeek design, Terry Hutchinson at the helm, and Morgan Larson called tactics, Quantum Racing prepares to tackle the toughest fleet racing circuit in the world.
/SW/ associate editor Tony Bessinger is racing aboard the Cookson 50 /Privateer/, contributing daily blogs and photos.
Boston College replaces St. Mary’s atop the Coed rankings, while College of Charleston retains its lead in the Women’s.
New changes at US Sailing mean tough work for the people at the top of the organization. “For the record” from our May 2008 issue
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