Despite their vastly different paths to the 2007 Newport Regatta, Melges 32 champ Claudio Recchi and Laser 2 champ Avram Dorfman share the same ability to make key decisions. “First Beat” from our July 17, 2007, /SW eNewsletter/
The heavy breeze at the 2007 Melges 24 Worlds didn’t stop Dave Ullman and his hard-hiking crew. From our July/August 2007 issue.
Dick Rose looks into an all-too-common weather-mark incident. From our June 2007 issue.
Lightning ace Ched Proctor tells /SW/ how he won this year’s Lightning Southern Circuit. From our June 07 issue.
In light air, when two winds are battling for dominance, stick close enough to the fleet to be able to react to the next shift, says Dr. Stuart Walker in this “Tactics” piece.
Hobart/Wm. Smith coach Scott Ikle shares a number of ways to improve your average score, from smart starts to conservative upwind tactics. “Strategy” from our March 2007 issue
Here’s what to do (and not do) the next time an inside boat hails for room.
2006 Flying Scot Midwinters
Dick Rose walks us through the complications of one leeward mark pile-up
Farr 40 and Martin 242 sailor Alan Field quickly adapted to the unfamiliar Y-Flyer to win the 2006 US SAILING Championship of Champions
Dick Rose explains how the rules apply when boats jibe at a weather mark. “Rules” from our November/December 2006 issue
When racing in strong current, as Stuart Walked learned the hard way, it pays to be conservative at mark roundings. “From the Experts: Tactics” from our November/December 2006 issue.
Despite their vastly different paths to the 2007 Newport Regatta, Melges 32 champ Claudio Recchi and Laser 2 champ Avram Dorfman share the same ability to make key decisions. “First Beat” from our July 17, 2007, /SW eNewsletter/
The heavy breeze at the 2007 Melges 24 Worlds didn’t stop Dave Ullman and his hard-hiking crew. From our July/August 2007 issue.
Dick Rose looks into an all-too-common weather-mark incident. From our June 2007 issue.
Lightning ace Ched Proctor tells /SW/ how he won this year’s Lightning Southern Circuit. From our June 07 issue.
In light air, when two winds are battling for dominance, stick close enough to the fleet to be able to react to the next shift, says Dr. Stuart Walker in this “Tactics” piece.
Hobart/Wm. Smith coach Scott Ikle shares a number of ways to improve your average score, from smart starts to conservative upwind tactics. “Strategy” from our March 2007 issue
Here’s what to do (and not do) the next time an inside boat hails for room.
2006 Flying Scot Midwinters
Dick Rose walks us through the complications of one leeward mark pile-up
Farr 40 and Martin 242 sailor Alan Field quickly adapted to the unfamiliar Y-Flyer to win the 2006 US SAILING Championship of Champions
Dick Rose explains how the rules apply when boats jibe at a weather mark. “Rules” from our November/December 2006 issue
When racing in strong current, as Stuart Walked learned the hard way, it pays to be conservative at mark roundings. “From the Experts: Tactics” from our November/December 2006 issue.
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