America’s Cup: 166 Years in Photos
From wooden schooners to carbon-fiber cats, the history of the America’s Cup has been filled with excitement, controversy and tradition for over 160 years.
From wooden schooners to carbon-fiber cats, the history of the America’s Cup has been filled with excitement, controversy and tradition for over 160 years.
One sailor’s Deep connection to his beloved one-design class serves as an example of why we sail the boats we do.
With high tonnage, there are long-game tactics to consider, but in high-stakes, high-ego superyacht racing, it’s never as simple as it appears.
Better sails, Pro handlers and captive winches make it easier to get these big machines around the track.
The ultimate weeknight club racer is ready to go fresh out of the box and will deliver around the buoys, or on coastal cruises.
A fresh breath of life for singlehanded dinghies, the VX Evo impressed with its technical design.
A modern racer for the weekend sailor, the Seascape provides a comfortable, fun platform for daysailing and adventure racing.
Fun, fast and easy, the Diam 24 One Design received top marks on all fronts with the 2017 Boat of the Year judges.
The bulletproof first foiler for the masses, the Waszp could change the foiling market from the bottom up.
Built in just 10 months in a hurry to launch for the Sydney Hobart Race, Wild Oats made waves when it hit the water in 2005, and its still making waves today.
The International Laser Class Association has announced the approval of new composite upper mast sections coming in early 2017.
“Live long, sail hard” is the motto for most of the superyacht crowd: veteran sailors who’ve earned the right to throw 100-plus-footers around like dinghies.
From wooden schooners to carbon-fiber cats, the history of the America’s Cup has been filled with excitement, controversy and tradition for over 160 years.
One sailor’s Deep connection to his beloved one-design class serves as an example of why we sail the boats we do.
With high tonnage, there are long-game tactics to consider, but in high-stakes, high-ego superyacht racing, it’s never as simple as it appears.
Better sails, Pro handlers and captive winches make it easier to get these big machines around the track.
The ultimate weeknight club racer is ready to go fresh out of the box and will deliver around the buoys, or on coastal cruises.
A fresh breath of life for singlehanded dinghies, the VX Evo impressed with its technical design.
A modern racer for the weekend sailor, the Seascape provides a comfortable, fun platform for daysailing and adventure racing.
Fun, fast and easy, the Diam 24 One Design received top marks on all fronts with the 2017 Boat of the Year judges.
The bulletproof first foiler for the masses, the Waszp could change the foiling market from the bottom up.
Built in just 10 months in a hurry to launch for the Sydney Hobart Race, Wild Oats made waves when it hit the water in 2005, and its still making waves today.
The International Laser Class Association has announced the approval of new composite upper mast sections coming in early 2017.
“Live long, sail hard” is the motto for most of the superyacht crowd: veteran sailors who’ve earned the right to throw 100-plus-footers around like dinghies.
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