Winning the End Game, Losing the War, Enjoying the Race
The Swan 45s Plenty and DSK Comifin slugged it out in a 300-mile matchrace to Bermuda
The Swan 45s Plenty and DSK Comifin slugged it out in a 300-mile matchrace to Bermuda
The 2005-’06 edition of the Volvo Ocean Race draws to a close with a dramatic, close finish.
Though the Centennial Bermuda Race was a frustrating edition given the conditions, it wasn’t all negatives for the author. SW’s Stuart Streuli, aboard the Open 60 /Pindar Alphagrapics/, is filing regular reports for Sailingworld.com.
Determined by Sailing World’s coaches panel: Michael Callahan (Georgetown), Ken Legler (Tufts), and Mike Segerblom (USC).
The doublehanded Mini Fastnet can be sheer madness, but Team Acadia’s Clay Burkhalter’s comes through with his sanity intact, and with a spot in his next Mini-Transat campaign qualifier. www.teamacadia.org
Builder of more than 20 grand prix boats since 1983, Bob Wylie speaks his mind on his job, his boats, and the grand-prix boat industry. From our June 2006 issue.
The globe-girdling Volvo Extreme 40 series ends with a nasty twist.
“First Beat” from our June 14, 2006 /SW eNewsletter/
The language skippers, tacticians and crews use on a boat is as important as any other aspect of the game. SW’s Editor at Large Gary Jobson shows that the boats that win usually use succinct, calm and effective language. From our May 2006 issue.
The pro-versus-amatuer question constantly comes up in big-boat sailing, but SW’s Gary Jobson says there seems to be a solution that makes everyone happy. From our April 2006 issue.
Sailing is a unique sport that allows people of all ages to participate. Some of most passionate are those that have been sailing the longest. From our March 2006 issue.
SW’s Editor at Large made a point to enjoy his 50th year of sailing by getting on the water in a variety of situations, and enjoying them all. From our Nov./Dec. 2005 issue.
The Swan 45s Plenty and DSK Comifin slugged it out in a 300-mile matchrace to Bermuda
The 2005-’06 edition of the Volvo Ocean Race draws to a close with a dramatic, close finish.
Though the Centennial Bermuda Race was a frustrating edition given the conditions, it wasn’t all negatives for the author. SW’s Stuart Streuli, aboard the Open 60 /Pindar Alphagrapics/, is filing regular reports for Sailingworld.com.
Determined by Sailing World’s coaches panel: Michael Callahan (Georgetown), Ken Legler (Tufts), and Mike Segerblom (USC).
The doublehanded Mini Fastnet can be sheer madness, but Team Acadia’s Clay Burkhalter’s comes through with his sanity intact, and with a spot in his next Mini-Transat campaign qualifier. www.teamacadia.org
Builder of more than 20 grand prix boats since 1983, Bob Wylie speaks his mind on his job, his boats, and the grand-prix boat industry. From our June 2006 issue.
The globe-girdling Volvo Extreme 40 series ends with a nasty twist.
“First Beat” from our June 14, 2006 /SW eNewsletter/
The language skippers, tacticians and crews use on a boat is as important as any other aspect of the game. SW’s Editor at Large Gary Jobson shows that the boats that win usually use succinct, calm and effective language. From our May 2006 issue.
The pro-versus-amatuer question constantly comes up in big-boat sailing, but SW’s Gary Jobson says there seems to be a solution that makes everyone happy. From our April 2006 issue.
Sailing is a unique sport that allows people of all ages to participate. Some of most passionate are those that have been sailing the longest. From our March 2006 issue.
SW’s Editor at Large made a point to enjoy his 50th year of sailing by getting on the water in a variety of situations, and enjoying them all. From our Nov./Dec. 2005 issue.
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