Grand Prix Sailor – Monday Digest
A look at the week behind and the week ahead
A look at the week behind and the week ahead
A look at the week behind and the week ahead
Our national authority, US SAILING, has two kinds of members–organizations and individuals–yet its fundamental structure is carried over from an era when its members were
A look at the week behind and the weeks ahead
The next VOR will start from Europe in 2005, with new boats, a new course, and a new CEO
Bernard Stamm has won the first leg of the Around Alone
Stamms Transatlantic record an “inaugural record.”
The Louis Vuitton Cup will be carried by the Outdoor Life Network. Each two-hour show will be broadcast four times. All times EST. Round Robin
A look at the week behind and the week ahead
Decisions by the Arbitration Panel headline the final countdown to the Louis Vuitton Cup
Determined by Sailing Worlds coaches panel: Michael Callahan (Georgetown), Ken Legler (Tufts), and Mike Segerblom (USC). COED (preseason rank) 1. Harvard (1) 2. Dartmouth (5)
This article was originally featured in Sailing World May 2000. Remember the images of the super flat jibs and mainsails draped on a composite array
A look at the week behind and the week ahead
A look at the week behind and the week ahead
Our national authority, US SAILING, has two kinds of members–organizations and individuals–yet its fundamental structure is carried over from an era when its members were
A look at the week behind and the weeks ahead
The next VOR will start from Europe in 2005, with new boats, a new course, and a new CEO
Bernard Stamm has won the first leg of the Around Alone
Stamms Transatlantic record an “inaugural record.”
The Louis Vuitton Cup will be carried by the Outdoor Life Network. Each two-hour show will be broadcast four times. All times EST. Round Robin
A look at the week behind and the week ahead
Decisions by the Arbitration Panel headline the final countdown to the Louis Vuitton Cup
Determined by Sailing Worlds coaches panel: Michael Callahan (Georgetown), Ken Legler (Tufts), and Mike Segerblom (USC). COED (preseason rank) 1. Harvard (1) 2. Dartmouth (5)
This article was originally featured in Sailing World May 2000. Remember the images of the super flat jibs and mainsails draped on a composite array
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