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VIDEO: What you get for $87 million
Italy’s Lazzarini Design present this 243-foot carbon fiber concept yacht with foils, helipad, and supercar garage with a targeted maximum speed of 75 knots. Source: scuttlebutt – https://www.sailingscuttlebutt.com/2023/01/27/video-what-you-get-for-87-million/
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Game of inches in The Ocean Race
(January 27, 2023; Day 3) – Lighter conditions in The Ocean Race don’t mean easier conditions as the IMOCA fleet finds itself constantly shifting gears, making sail changes and gybing as the teams zig-zag southwest in the North Atlantic towards […]
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Fewer sailors to sail in America’s Cup
When commenting about the costs of an America’s Cup campaign, five-time winner Russell Coutts noted in 2014 how personnel was somewhere between 50 and 60 per cent of the running costs of the teams. There was irony in his assessment […]
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Zapped Kiwi F50 out for SailGP Sydney
SailGP’s 10-boat fleet of one-design F50s is set to reshuffle for the next event of Season 3 after New Zealand’s lightning-struck F50 known as Amokura was deemed unable to compete. After their victory at the Singapore Sail Grand Prix on […]
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Slow early progress for The Ocean Race
(January 26, 2023; Day 2) – Despite hopes for the contrary, conditions have lived up to the forecast for the second leg of The Ocean Race as light winds yesterday for the start held through the first night. Watch the […]
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Maintaining balance in life and boats
The evolution of autopilot steering on sailboats began with cruising boats, but it has made fast tracks into the racing world. Shorthanded competition relies heavily on steering support, with the technology evolving to the point now that it can surpass […]
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Watson’s historic solo sail hits the screen
In 2010, Jessica Watson became the youngest person to sail around the world solo, non-stop and unassisted. At just 16, the Queensland schoolgirl spent 210 days at sea battling six-metre swells before pulling into Sydney Harbour where she was met […]
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America’s Cup: Secrets of scale
Tom Morris is a talented British dinghy sailor, who aside from his sailing achievements – that include winning in 2022 the RS800 National Championship and the UK’s champion of champions Endeavour Trophy – is also host of the highly popular […]
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Tips for servicing your sailboat winches
Rust never sleeps (thanks Neil Young) and boat maintenance lives between you and a good day of sailing. If your boat has winches, you have the skills to clean them. Here are the simple tips for servicing your winches from […]
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America’s Cup: Square peg, Round hole
When the America’s Cup defender selected the Spanish venue of Barcelona, the Kiwi team disregarded a known maxim: foiling boats prefer flat water. The early intel is how the Mediterranean waters of the Catalonia capital are bumpy, and while that […]
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College keelboat racing at Harbor Cup
The Port of Los Angeles Harbor Cup returns to Los Angeles waters with ten college keelboat teams racing on March 10-12, 2023. The regatta is hosted by Los Angles Yacht Club (LAYC), the Port of Los Angeles (POLA), and California […]
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2023 National #GoSailing Days in Canada
Sail Canada, the national governing body for the sport of sailing in the country, is inviting all its sailing partners, clubs, and schools to start planning for the the third annual #GoSailing Days, which will be held June 16-18, 2023. […]
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The Ocean Race aims for South Atlantic
Cape Verde (January 25, 2023) – After being buffeted by strong trade winds for the duration of the short stopover, the waters were relatively calm today for the start of Leg 2 of The Ocean Race. The short stopover marked […]
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Record to Jamaica still stands
Only three boats started the 35th Pineapple Cup – Montego Bay Race, led by the modified Volvo70 Pyewacket70 which hoped to break the monohull course record for the 811 nm course from Miami, FL to Montego Bay, Jamaica. However, after […]
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Hurricane Up North
Justyna Sniady enjoying the delights of the West Coast of Australia Justyna Sniady (North Windsurfing / Maui Ultra Fins) finished the 2019 season ranked 3rd in the World for Women’s Waves, however, last season she went one better as the […]
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2022 Kevin Burnham Memorial Grants
The US Sailing Foundation awarded the inaugural Kevin Burnham Memorial Grants, established to honor Athens 2004 Olympic Gold Medalist Burnham, to Charles Hibben of Barnstable, MA; Ian Nyenhuis of San Diego, CA; and Thomas Sitzmann of Severna Park, MD. The […]
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Stage set for Eighth Invitational Cup
The seventh edition of the Rolex New York Yacht Club Invitational Cup, held in September 2021, had nearly everything a great one-design regatta should have: tremendous competitors, great social events, a polished race committee, fabulous sailing conditions, and evenly matched […]
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2023 Sail America Board of Directors
Sail America, the trade association for the U.S. sailing industry, includes four new member to its 2023 board of directors: Beth Oliver, Offshore Sailing School; Randall Carnahan, Hilb Group NE; Dan Krier, Marine Servicenter; and Parker Stair, Bonnier Corporation. All […]
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Nuclear wastewater into Pacific Ocean
The ocean is not just our playground, it is our source of life. A vibrant ocean secures the future, and a heightened awareness today of past misdeeds seeks to improve upon that outlook. Yet, there remain limits. At Scuttlebutt HQ, […]
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Missing trade winds for The Ocean Race
Cape Verde (January 25, 2023) – While a formidable forecast more than lived up to expectations for the first leg of The Ocean Race, delivering heinous upwind conditions with 50 knots and more, the five IMOCAs begin Leg 2 today […]
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Struble claims fourth DN World title
Matt Struble (USA) won the 2023 DN World Championship when he topped a 105-boat field on January 22-24 in Lake Kegonsa, WI. This was Struble’s fourth world title amid competitors from Canada, Germany, Poland, Sweden, and the United States. Struble […]
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Olympic season starts in Canary Islands
There are no shortcuts to reaching the Olympic podium, and when Tokyo 2020 was postponed one year, that was one less year to prepare for Paris 2024. That translates to winter training, and Spain’s Canary Islands have become an intriguing […]
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2022 Reach Initiative Impact Report
US Sailing has released the 2022 Reach Initiative Impact Report to assess the mission of US Sailing’s Reach program. Since the inception of Reach in 2012, US Sailing’s STEM Education Initiative has sought to impact youth across the country. Reach participants learn Science, […]
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Bringing back Ladi’s Restaurant Regatta
After a seven years hiatus from one design racing, the previously annual Ladi’s Restaurant Regatta will be back in 2023 on February 17-19 off the coast of Salinas, Puerto Rico. Postponed due to Hurricane Maria in 2017 and COVID in […]
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Developing a zero emission IMOCA
British offshore racer Phil Sharp reveals his intention to build a new zero emission IMOCA ahead of the 2024 Vendée Globe. This new monohull designed by Sam Manuard is currently under construction at Black Pepper Yachts, a specialist in the […]
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Weather shift for The Ocean Race
Cape Verde (January 24, 2023) – As the five IMOCA teams prepare for the second leg of The Ocean Race, the forecast outlines contrasting conditions from the brutal upwind and fast downwind conditions of Leg 1. This time patience and […]
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Win a new Flying Scot
The Flying Scot Sailing Association is raffling off a brand new race rigged Flying Scot. Just 250 tickets will be sold at $150 each with the drawing via a Zoom call on May 1, 2023, or shortly after all tickets […]
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Wide world of DN racing in Wisconsin
In advance of the DN World and North American Championships in the USA, incoming weather with a snow-rain mix made site selection tricky. Ultimately Lake Kegonsa was chosen over Lake Winnebago and Lake Petenwell in Wisconsin and Lake Pepin in […]
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SAIL: Keeping the Hands in Hands-On
SAIL Editor-in-Chief Wendy Mitman Clarke reflects on how the evolution of the sport may be missing the point: It was late afternoon just after the U.S. Sailboat Show in Annapolis when I climbed aboard the last boat on the schedule. I and […]
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Will Sailing return to Paralympic Games?
When Sailing was dropped from the Paralympic Games after Rio 2016, it was for good reason. Despite its suitability, the management of para sailing was not meeting the International Paralympic Committee requirements. While it was a shocker to some, it […]
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European Yacht of the Year 2023
The European Yacht of the Year 2023 winners have been announced and comprise the best yacht winners in five categories including a special mention award. Yachting World’s Toby Hodges, one of the 12 jury members who test sailed each of […]
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Developing a Clean Class Initiative
by Joy Martin Thistle Class Association regatta organizers have been utilizing the resources of the Sailors for the Sea powered by Oceana to run clean regattas for the last five years. Each year the number of regattas utilizing the 20 […]
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Explaining the Nor’easter storm
Commanders’ Weather, which provides specialized marine weather forecasting and routing for sailing and cruising yachts worldwide, explained Nor’easters in their Winter 2023 Newsletter on January 22: Every fall, sailors run south to escape them while skiers trek north to find […]
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IMOCA skipper out of The Ocean Race
Cape Verde (January 22, 2023) – During Leg 1 of The Ocean Race, Team Malizia’s skipper Boris Herrmann sustained a severe burn on his foot from boiling water shortly before finishing in Mindelo. After seeking medical treatment in hospital, Herrmann […]
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Leg 1 rankings full for The Ocean Race
Cape Verde (January 22, 2023) – With the IMOCA podium complete for Leg 1 of The Ocean Race, Paul Meilhat’s Biotherm (fourth place) and Benjamin Dutreux’s GUYOT environnement – Team Europe (fifth place) completed the rankings. “That was the first […]
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Best weather apps for sailors
Weather data is getting easier and cheaper to download. Sam Fortescue reviews the latest options for British publication Yachting Monthly and chooses the best weather apps for sailors. Rapidly evolving digital technology now allows the sailing community to benefit from […]
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January Sessions
Victor Fernandez seeing in the new year in style in Almerimar during a recent storm Victor Fernandez has been one of the top windsurfers in the world for much of the last two decades. The Spaniard, who currently has 3 […]
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Baptism of fire for The Ocean Race
Cape Verde (January 21, 2023) – The US-flagged 11th Hour Racing Team, sailing onboard its 60-foot IMOCA race boat Mālama, finished Leg 1 of The Ocean Race 2022-23 in second place. The opening leg of the grueling 31,700 nautical miles […]
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Leg 1 winners for The Ocean Race
Cape Verde (January 21, 2023) – Skipper Kevin Escoffier, a veteran of The Ocean Race who is leading Team Holcim-PRB, steered his boat over the finishing line off Mindelo, Cabo Verde just after 01:00 local time this morning, to win […]
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STOPOVER: The Ocean Race, Episode 1
The Ocean Race 2023 will be featured in STOPOVER, a documentary series which will follow the five IMOCA teams in this crewed round the world race. Produced by the IMOCA class, the series spans eight episodes filmed at the start […]
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Attrition again for Golden Globe Race
(January 20, 2023) – With Elliott Smith (USA) out of the race and Jeremy Bagshaw (RSA) beaten by barnacles, there are now just five contenders left for the GGR trophy in Les Sables d’Olonne and two sailors in Chichester Class […]
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Monitoring Olympic equipment quality
Sailing is an equipment sport, which by definition is a barrier for participation. But then not all equipment, even the same equipment, is not created equally. There is a long history of top competitors, regardless of class, investing time and […]
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2022 Roundup
Around the World with Takuma Sugi as the Japanese ripper takes a look back at 2022 With the new year freshly upon us – Takuma Sugi (Tabou / GA Sails / Black Project Fins) – has taken the opportunity to […]
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Teasing Machine wins Transatlantic Racea
St George’s, Grenada (January 19, 2023) – RORC Vice Commodore Eric de Turckheim, racing his NMYD 54 Teasing Machine (FRA) is the overall winner under IRC for the 2023 RORC Transatlantic Race. While 10 boats are still racing, none of […]
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Whitecap: The Canadian Sailing Podcast
Sail Canada in partnership with David Cripton have launched a podcast series focusing on Canadian sailing called Whitecap, with Episode 10 featuring high performance sailing enthusiast Trevor Parekh. Parekh is a 5-time Canadian 49er champion, a foiling advocate, and president […]
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Celebrating the Melges 24 legacy in 2023
When a well-conceived boat comes along at the right time, sailors get excited and buy in to the action. This was the case with the Melges 24, and while the level of competition and commitment has proven to be somewhat […]
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Cracking down on Personal Watercraft
The Personal Watercraft (PWC) category is expanding with jet skis, waverunners, and jetboards, but they all have two things in common. They are fun and make you stupid, or at least the fun can lead to bad seamanship. The Royal […]
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Countdown to Finn Gold Cup in USA
Back in the day, Miami OCR in January always marked the traditional start of the northern hemisphere Finn season, so it is with some anticipation the Finn class returns to Miami for the 2023 Finn Gold Cup, the first time […]
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Finish line sprint for The Ocean Race
(January 19, 2023; Day 5) – The leading IMOCAs in The Ocean Race are expected to finish Leg 1 in Cabo Verde by late Friday night and into Saturday morning (January 20-21) as the fleet eats up the miles on […]
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Third times a charm for Jamaica race
After health and travel restrictions cancelled the Pineapple Cup – Montego Bay Race in 2020 and 2021, the 35th edition is set to start in 2023 on January 21 and 22. Due to several late withdrawals, only three teams will […]
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Funding available for F18 racing
The Narragansett Bay Adult Athletic Sailing Association (NAASA) is accepting applications for scholarships for the 2023 NAASA F18 League season. Now in the third year, NAASA Scholarships provide fully funded F18 Catamarans for the NAASA F18 League including entry fees, […]
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Applications open for match racing grant
US Sailing and the US Match Racing Committee have opened the annual David Storrs Match Racing Grant Program, which provides monetary support to US match racers between the ages of 19 and 29. The grant is provided by the endowment […]
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Amo’s Update: Last night was radical
With the IMOCA fleet on the first leg of The Ocean Race from Alicante, Spain to Cabo Verde, Amory Ross provides this report from 11th Hour Racing Team on January 18: Call it a grudge, but after The Ocean Race […]
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Fast sailing for The Ocean Race
(January 18, 2023; Day 4) – The Swiss-flagged Holcim-PRB team remains at the head of the IMOCA fleet today as all five boats are setting a blistering pace directly towards Cabo Verde. The leading teams are putting up close to […]
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Results taking shape for RORC Transatlantic Race
St George’s, Grenada (January 18, 2023) – Following the finish yesterday of Volvo 70 I Love Poland (POL), which claimed line honors with an elapsed time of 08:23:37:07, four more monohulls completed the RORC Transatlantic Race in the space of […]
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Joe Harris: Greetings from South America
American Joe Harris along with Roger Junet are competing in the Globe40, a multi-leg doublehanded round the world race in Class40s. Seven teams were at the beginning on June 26, with five teams having started the sixth leg on January […]
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Making a lot out of a little in Colorado
In Sailing World, David Powlison profiles a sailing club in Colorado that makes a lot out of a little. It’s just before 1 p.m. on a weekend afternoon in mid-August, and Snipe sailors are rigging their boats. There are eight of […]
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Lightning strikes Kiwi SailGP boat
Following their victory at the Singapore Sail Grand Prix on January 14-15, the New Zealand F50 is currently undergoing damage assessments after the top of the 29m wing was struck by lightning shortly after the final race. The strike occurred […]
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Olympic action in South Florida
The first stops on the US Open Sailing Series were held February 14-16 in Fort Lauderdale and Miami, FL. Competitors saw a wide range of conditions – from zero knots to gusts over 20 knots – on the ocean and […]
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Dying To Live 2
Antoine Martin being as radical as ever at Ho’okipa Beach Park Antoine Martin (Starboard / North Sails) remains one of the most radical wave sailors in the world with his scare-free attitude seeing him continually try and deny physics with […]
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New class focuses on simplicity for Annapolis Newport Race
There was once a time when the Annapolis-to-Newport Race was solely the domain of hardened offshore skippers with boats designed specifically for the purpose. That has changed over the last four iterations as organizers with host Annapolis Yacht Club made […]
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Jilted Plymouth offers affordable option
In November 2019, the Royal Ocean Racing Club (RORC), organizers of the infamous Rolex Fastnet Race, announced how the finish location for the 2021 and 2023 editions would be leaving its historic home of Plymouth, UK. While the premise of […]
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The Ocean Race escapes the Med
(January 17, 2023; Day 3) – The first leg of The Ocean Race had the fleet searching for calmer waters as they sought to exit the Mediterranean Sea, heading towards the Spanish coastline to avoid the worst of the brutal […]
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Volvo 70 claims line honors in Transatlantic Race
St George’s, Grenada (January 17, 2023) – The Polish National Foundation’s Volvo 70 I Love Poland (POL), skippered by Grzegorz Baranowski, crossed the 2023 RORC Transatlantic Race finish line today to take Monohull Line Honors in 08:23:37:07. Giovanni Soldini’s Maserati […]
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When sailor fun gets too fun
Mackinac Island is famous for being car-free, horse and carriage rides, bikes, fudge, caramel corn, and saltwater taffy. Located in Lake Huron, between Michigan’s Upper and Lower peninsulas, it is where people go to get away, relax, and have some […]
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Cabo Race: Big effort, Big fun
Highlights of the California offshore circuit include two races to Mexico: San Diego to Puerto Vallarta in even years and the Newport Beach to Cabo San Lucas in odd years, with the later having staggered starts on March 10 and […]
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California offshore season begins with Islands Race
Kicking off Southern California’s offshore racing season in 2023 is the 142 nm Islands Race, co-hosted by San Diego Yacht Club and Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Starting February 24, the course starts from Long Beach Harbor and extends around Santa […]
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IRC Race Management guidelines updated
The IRC rating Race Management Guidelines offer advice to event organizers for racing under IRC Rules. They include guidance and suggestions that a race organizer may wish to consider and give suitable wording that may be used in a Notice […]
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Wild first night for The Ocean Race
(January 16, 2023; Day 2) – The opening 24 hours of The Ocean Race has been challenging, but not unexpected. After running into a quiet spell overnight, during which both fleets compressed, the forecast has played out its threat with […]
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VIDEO: What’s wrong with you?
Fly along with these high performance ice yachts as they race January 13 on Lake Kegonsa in Madison, Wisconsin. Logan Lein provides this footage from the 2023 International Skeeter Association and Renegade Championships. Music: The Therapist by Foreign Air. Video […]
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Nominations for Sail Canada awards
Sail Canada is looking to receive nominations from the Canadian Sailing community to recognize outstanding sailors, athletes, coaches, instructors, officials, volunteers, and events through one of Sail Canada’s 12 Annual Award categories, based on activities and performances that occurred from […]
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Chasing Swells
Thomas Traversa in his element taking on a monster swell… Thomas Traversa (Tabou / GA Sails) is well known for his monster swell chasing exploits and if there is a massive swell on a forecast you will more than likely […]
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Amory Ross: Telling The Ocean Race story
11th Hour Racing Team Media Crew Member, Amory Ross, is embarking on his fourth time as media crew on The Ocean Race. It’s a unique role which Amo shares in this interview: What is it about these boats and the […]
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The Ocean Race 2023 gets underway
Alicante, Spain (January 15, 2023) – The 14th edition of The Ocean Race, the fully-crewed, around the world yacht race, got underway today for the 32,000 nm course that will take six months to finish in Genova, Italy. Five IMOCA […]
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New life for old boats
Thistle sailor Ed John likes to be busy, which is good, because boats have been keeping him busy for the last 20 years. In addition to his active sailing season, one of Ed’s hobbies is to fix up older Thistles […]
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Focus turns toward monohull fleet in Transatlantic Race
St George’s, Grenada (January 15, 2023) – At 0800 UTC on the eighth day of the RORC Transatlantic Race, 17 boats are still racing in the Atlantic, with the first finishers in the monohull fleet expected on the 17th and […]
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Kiwis overcome to win SailGP Singapore
In a gutsy and impressive performance New Zealand defied the odds to win the Singapore Sail Grand Prix. The win cements Peter Burling’s position as the main threat to Tom Slingsby’s charge for a third straight season title, with New […]
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Future of The Ocean Race explained
As the 14th edition of The Ocean Race gets underway, race organizers have revealed a schedule of events stretching into the next decade. In a briefing to race stakeholders, Richard Brisius, the Race Chairman of The Ocean Race, confirmed the […]
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New elapsed record in Transatlantic Race
St George’s, Grenada (January 13, 2023) – Today at 19:46:26 UTC, Giovanni Soldini’s Maserati Multi70 took Multihull Line Honors in the 2023 RORC Transatlantic Race. Maserati’s elapsed time sets a new Multihull Race Record for the RORC Transatlantic Race of […]
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Corralling VO65s for The Ocean Race
The Ocean Race (formerly Volvo Ocean Race and Whitbread Round the World Race) was initially to be raced in two classes of boats: the high-performance, foiling, IMOCA 60 class and the one-design VO65 class which has been used for the […]
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Oldest boat in The Ocean Race 2023
With five IMOCAs racing round the world in the 14th edition of The Ocean Race, the oldest boat on the 7-leg course will have been launched in 2015… a lifetime ago in this fast moving development class. But Robert Stanjek’s […]
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Ian Walker: “Si Fi’s experience is huge”
If the US-led IMOCA 11th Hour Racing Team is to win the 14th edition of The Ocean Race, a big contributor will be its British navigator, Simon Fisher. He teamed up with skipper Charlie Enright in the previous race, but […]
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The Ocean Race: “A very good start”
On January 15, five Imocas will be on the start line of the 14th edition of The Ocean Race (formerly the Whitbread and Volvo Ocean Race), with the first of seven stages racing between Alicante and Cape Verde. At the […]
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Olympic season begins in USA
Over 230 competitors from 22 countries will descend on South Florida for the Miami and Fort Lauderdale US Open Sailing Series on January 14-16. The ILCA 4, 6, 7, and Nacra 15 will compete out of Lauderdale Yacht Club, while […]
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A Road Trip Adventure
Marc Paré heads North in the hope of finding some Norwegian nuggets on a forecast Marc Paré (Fanatic / Duotone) spends plenty of time in Cold Hawaii, Denmark, but for a while he has had his sights on a trip […]
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Countdown to DN World Championship
DN iceboat sailors from around the world are making preparations as the DN iceboat class celebrates 50 years of international competition at the 2023 DN World Championship. Fifty years ago, in 1973, the DN Class held its first international competition […]
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Charlie Enright: Ready for the Wild West
The 14th edition of The Ocean Race was originally planned for 2021-22 but was postponed one year due to the pandemic, with the first leg starting on January 15, 2023. With five IMOCAs racing round the world on the 7-leg […]
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Record in reach on RORC Transatlantic
(January 12, 2023) – At 0800 UTC on the fifth day of the RORC Transatlantic Race, three 70ft trimarans are under 1,000 miles from the finish in Grenada. Giovanni Soldini’s Maserati Multi70 (ITA) is 782nm from the finish, leading the […]
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Stage set for Singapore Sail Grand Prix
After a two month break, the SailGP league hosts its eighth stage of the 11-event schedule for Season 3 in Singapore on January 13-14, 2023. Light-to-moderate winds and smooth water are forecast for the nine boat fleet which will need […]
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Leadership recognized in San Diego
US Sailing annually recognizes individuals and organizations who have made significant contributions to the sport of sailing, with two clubs from San Diego, CA stepping up to the podium when the ceremony is held February 3 as part of the […]
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J/105 Class suspends past champion
Each year, St. Francis Yacht Club rolls out the red carpet for sailors visiting to compete in the Rolex Big Boat Series, with the 2022 event held September 15-18 in San Francisco, CA. The J/105 Class had the largest fleet […]
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The Mother City
Cruising around the Cape with Florian Jung Florian Jung (Starboard / GUNSAILS) is no stranger to Cape Town, South Africa, with the German often venturning down south during the winter months to chase the Cape Doctor and its accompanying waves. […]
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ORC 2023 VPP and Rules now available
The Offshore Racing Congress (ORC) has released its 2023 Rules and the Velocity Prediction Program (VPP), with the handicapping system distributing the ORC Manager software that runs the VPP to generate certificates, ORC Speed Guides, and other ORC products to […]
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Gitana 17: World’s coolest yachts
Yachting World has been asking top sailors and marine industry gurus to choose the coolest and most innovative yachts of our times, and Johan Salen nominated Gitana 17. Here’s the report: “The Ultimes to me are the most technologically advanced and […]
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King of the remote control mountain
The American Model Yacht Association gathered top remote control sailors in Texas last November to crown a king, and after three days and dozens of races, one was finally crowned. Story by Dave Reed for Sailing World: Tony Gonsalves’ thumbs […]
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Golden Globe: Crossing the South Pacific
January 11, 2023) – Simon Curwen (GBR) leads the way, halfway across the Southern Pacific just four weeks from Cape Horn, bound for Les Sables d’Olonne having left 129 days ago. Only Ian Herbert Jones and Guy Waites are yet […]
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Winning factor for The Ocean Race 2023
Ahead of the start of the first offshore leg of The Ocean Race 2023 on January 15, the dockside at Alicante is busy with IMOCA technical teams making last minute adjustments and improvements to what are highly complex machines. This […]
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VIDEO: Inside an IMOCA 60
The Ocean Race (formerly Volvo Ocean Race and Whitbread Round the World Race) will have the high-performance, foiling, IMOCA 60 class when the 14th edition begins January 15, 2023. Matt Sheahan tours a newly launched boat, noting how the fully […]
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Sponsorship struggles for SailGP leader
When the SailGP global sports league got launched, it was a fully funded concept to create spectator-friendly racing in identical wing-powered, foiling F50 catamarans. But the support from billionaire Larry Ellison, and management from Russell Coutts, had conditions. The prominent […]
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Joe Harris: Challenging first 36 hours
American Joe Harris along with Roger Junet are competing in the Globe40, a multi-leg doublehanded round the world race in Class40s. Seven teams were at the beginning on June 26, with five teams having started the sixth leg on January […]
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All boaters are scoundrels
Not really, but with the proliferation of security cameras by government and home owners, it’s getting hard to hide on land. Maybe the headline should be, All scoundrels are boaters… or should be. Here’s a scoundrel story: On January 6, […]
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PWA and IWT Unite
The PWA (Professional Windsurfing Association) and IWT (International Windsurfing Tour) unite in a groundbreaking move that will create the greatest wave sailing tour in the 50 year history of the sport. The PWA and IWT are proud to announce that […]