Sailboats

Shamrock V

Shamrock V Turns 86

The last remaining wooden J-Class, Shamrock V, just got a little older, celebrating 86 years at sea.

Pen Duick II

Back to the Roots

A famous Frenchman and record holder seeks to experience the foundation of Transatlantic racing.

L30 one design

L30 One-Design

Lightweight, easy to trailer and eco-friendly, this new 30-footer will meet the needs of just about any sailor.

MC 31 Debuts

The MC 31 made its debuts last weekend sailing at a Geelong’s Festival of Sails on Corio Bay in Australia.

Sailboats: GP 26

The sportboat that is making waves as the newest class in Key West is new, fast and ready for action.

The Standard Mark II is the first new substantial sail design in more than 40
years. The sail, which will be more broadly integrated into class racing after
the Rio Olympics, has biradial panels, a heavier 4.5-ounce Dacron cloth and
stronger reinforcement patches.

Small Sail, Big Change

The new radial-cut standard Laser sail was a long time coming, but after nearly five years of development, sailors have a reason to rejoice.

The WASZP Flies

The WASZP is off and flying, and looking quite promising as a cheaper, more durable option to introduce sailors to foiling.

Shamrock V

Shamrock V Turns 86

The last remaining wooden J-Class, Shamrock V, just got a little older, celebrating 86 years at sea.

Pen Duick II

Back to the Roots

A famous Frenchman and record holder seeks to experience the foundation of Transatlantic racing.

L30 one design

L30 One-Design

Lightweight, easy to trailer and eco-friendly, this new 30-footer will meet the needs of just about any sailor.

MC 31 Debuts

The MC 31 made its debuts last weekend sailing at a Geelong’s Festival of Sails on Corio Bay in Australia.

Sailboats: GP 26

The sportboat that is making waves as the newest class in Key West is new, fast and ready for action.

The Standard Mark II is the first new substantial sail design in more than 40
years. The sail, which will be more broadly integrated into class racing after
the Rio Olympics, has biradial panels, a heavier 4.5-ounce Dacron cloth and
stronger reinforcement patches.

Small Sail, Big Change

The new radial-cut standard Laser sail was a long time coming, but after nearly five years of development, sailors have a reason to rejoice.

The WASZP Flies

The WASZP is off and flying, and looking quite promising as a cheaper, more durable option to introduce sailors to foiling.

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