Thicker Than Water
Competitive small-boat sailing doesn’t need to drive a wedge between family members. Seven teams show us their relationship between family and success. From our March 2008 issue
Competitive small-boat sailing doesn’t need to drive a wedge between family members. Seven teams show us their relationship between family and success. From our March 2008 issue
* St. Petersburg NOOD [1] * San Diego NOOD * Annapolis[1] https://www.sailingworld.com/nood_regatta.jsp?location=597
Coverage begins March 6…
Mark roundings can be hard. Especially in Fargo, North Dakota. Supplement to “Ask Dr. Crash” from our March 2008 issue
St. Mary’s and Yale top, respectively, the Coed and Women’s rankings determined by /SW/’s coaches panel: Michael Callahan (Georgetown), Ken Legler (Tufts), and Mike Segerblom (USC).
*Win Great Prizes From NOOD Sponsors!*Each fully completed questionnaire will be entered into a drawing for prizes donated from our sponsors. Must be at least 21 years of age to participate and you must be present to win. Drawing will occur at the awards ceremony at each of 9 NOOD Regatta locations. One entry per person, duplicate entries will be voided.Official Rules [1][1] https://www.sailingworld.com/article.jsp?ID=1000031132
Connect with dozens of one-design classes.
Though the Storm Trysail Club has decided to sponsor a competing race to the Dominican Republic, the biennal race to Montego Bay, Jamaica, will be held in 2009.
/SW/ contributor John Rousmaniere summarizes the legal dispute between Alinghi and BMW Oracle Racing and briefs us on the latest development–a semantic debate over the phrase, “keel yacht.” “First Beat” from our February 5, 2008, /SW eNewsletter/.
Editor at large Herb McCormick checks in with Jody Lutz, tactician for one of the most tenacious teams at 2008 Acura Key West Race Week.
After 10 years trying, Jim Richardson’s /Barking Mad/ tops the Farr 40 class at Acura Key West Race Week.
Competitive small-boat sailing doesn’t need to drive a wedge between family members. Seven teams show us their relationship between family and success. From our March 2008 issue
* St. Petersburg NOOD [1] * San Diego NOOD * Annapolis[1] https://www.sailingworld.com/nood_regatta.jsp?location=597
Coverage begins March 6…
Mark roundings can be hard. Especially in Fargo, North Dakota. Supplement to “Ask Dr. Crash” from our March 2008 issue
St. Mary’s and Yale top, respectively, the Coed and Women’s rankings determined by /SW/’s coaches panel: Michael Callahan (Georgetown), Ken Legler (Tufts), and Mike Segerblom (USC).
*Win Great Prizes From NOOD Sponsors!*Each fully completed questionnaire will be entered into a drawing for prizes donated from our sponsors. Must be at least 21 years of age to participate and you must be present to win. Drawing will occur at the awards ceremony at each of 9 NOOD Regatta locations. One entry per person, duplicate entries will be voided.Official Rules [1][1] https://www.sailingworld.com/article.jsp?ID=1000031132
Connect with dozens of one-design classes.
Though the Storm Trysail Club has decided to sponsor a competing race to the Dominican Republic, the biennal race to Montego Bay, Jamaica, will be held in 2009.
/SW/ contributor John Rousmaniere summarizes the legal dispute between Alinghi and BMW Oracle Racing and briefs us on the latest development–a semantic debate over the phrase, “keel yacht.” “First Beat” from our February 5, 2008, /SW eNewsletter/.
Editor at large Herb McCormick checks in with Jody Lutz, tactician for one of the most tenacious teams at 2008 Acura Key West Race Week.
After 10 years trying, Jim Richardson’s /Barking Mad/ tops the Farr 40 class at Acura Key West Race Week.
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