Eyes and Ears On Competition at SailGP New York
On the eve of SailGP’s New York races, the skippers reveal the challenge of the Hudson and how they go to school on their competitors.
On the eve of SailGP’s New York races, the skippers reveal the challenge of the Hudson and how they go to school on their competitors.
For Tom Rich, family has always come first, and sailing is no different.
Sailors for the Sea’s Communication Manager, Amber Stronk, discusses professional sailor Dee Caffari’s conservation efforts as a way to continue educating and growing a network of informed and engaged activists within the global sailing and boating community.
An impromptu beer can race doesn’t require thumbs out —but the experience is two thumbs up
Now in its fifth year, the SoCal 300 is as popular as ever.
College of Charleston sailors claimed the Gill Coed Dinghy National title with a strong final-day performance
The series moves to New York City for some madness on the river off Manhattan in June
World Sailing’s Council made key decisions on the Equipment to be used at the Paris 2024 Olympic Sailing Competition
Team GAC Pindar and Johnie Berntsson’s Swedish squad square off in the light-air finals
A rift between the Laser class and its primary builder widens with moves and countermoves that threaten the stability of the world’s most popular singlehander.
Time and money win the America’s Cup. For Stars + Stripes Team USA, both are increasingly precious every day.
On the eve of SailGP’s New York races, the skippers reveal the challenge of the Hudson and how they go to school on their competitors.
For Tom Rich, family has always come first, and sailing is no different.
Sailors for the Sea’s Communication Manager, Amber Stronk, discusses professional sailor Dee Caffari’s conservation efforts as a way to continue educating and growing a network of informed and engaged activists within the global sailing and boating community.
An impromptu beer can race doesn’t require thumbs out —but the experience is two thumbs up
Now in its fifth year, the SoCal 300 is as popular as ever.
College of Charleston sailors claimed the Gill Coed Dinghy National title with a strong final-day performance
The series moves to New York City for some madness on the river off Manhattan in June
World Sailing’s Council made key decisions on the Equipment to be used at the Paris 2024 Olympic Sailing Competition
Team GAC Pindar and Johnie Berntsson’s Swedish squad square off in the light-air finals
A rift between the Laser class and its primary builder widens with moves and countermoves that threaten the stability of the world’s most popular singlehander.
Time and money win the America’s Cup. For Stars + Stripes Team USA, both are increasingly precious every day.
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