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In This Issue: May 2011

This month SW catches up with Stan Honey and features a 4th installment of the "Around the Racecourse" series. Did you get your issue yet?
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Features

The Obvious Solution

The Jaguar Cup offers the benefits fo a multi-stage Southern circuit without the logistical challenges of charging venues. For race-hungry Etchells sailors, what’s not to like?
by Dave Powlison

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Harbor Masters

At the W.D. Schock Memorial Regatta on California’s Newport Harbor, the unsung hero of U.S.boatbuilding shared his family story.
by Dave Reed, Photos by Doug Gifford

The Navigator

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Charting Groupama 3’s record-setting course earned Rolex Yachtsman of the Year honors for Stan Honey. A lifetime of innovation – on and off the water – make him a living legend.
by Herb McCormick, Photos by Abner Kingman

Special Section: 2011 Guide to College Sailing

Tech Review

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The Battle for Better PFD
New Bouyancy aids from overseas have great ergonomics; they’re just not yet “legal” in the United States.

Boats

**Archambault M34 **
The new one-design built for France’s marathon race finally hits the water.

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From the Experts

Tactics
Ed Baird helps us battle back after slipping into a second-row start.

Fundamentals
Continuing his “Around the Racecourse” series, Steve Hunt lays the groundwork for a low-risk first beat.

Strategy
The aggressive sailor, says Stuart Walker, knows what it takes to win.

Rules
Dick Rose tackles what to do when boats meet at a mark – on opposite tacks.

Columns

Editor’s Letter
Contributors
Sailors’ Forum
Starting Line
Jobson Report
Gaining Bearing
For the Record
Ask Dr. Crash

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