M32 Catamaran: World’s coolest yachts

Yachting World has been asking top sailors and marine industry gurus to choose the coolest and most innovative yachts of

New World Champion coming in 2025

The past decade for team racing has featured the emergence of a new, spectator-friendly format and the continued spread of

Can team racing events get it together?

by Craig Leweck, Scuttlebutt Sailing News As much as I admire team racing, I have a certain disdain for the

Sitting down with Ed Baird

  Shirley RobertsonIn this edition of Shirley Robertson’s Sailing Podcast, the double Olympic gold medalist sits down with US sailing

2025 World Sailing Mid-Year Meeting

The 2025 World Sailing Mid-Year Meeting is virtual on May 1-8, with live streams available for the Council Meeting, and

We are family in the Bahamas

by Del Olsen The first thing that strikes you about the 2025 National Family Island Regatta, sailed on Elizabeth Harbor

Liveaboard safety – how divers can change it and when to walk away

Divers on five liveaboards were forced to abandon ship at sea in the last year (Photo: Shutterstock) The loss of

Salvage underway to recover superyacht

Remember the 56-metre Bayesian that sank in a storm off the coast of Sicily in 2023, which claimed seven lives,

College Sailing needs a national vision

Jesse Andrews The 2024-25 collegiate sailing season is near complete, but the final two national championships reflect a troubling trend.

Diving Wreck Week in the British Virgin Islands

RMS Rhone is one of the most popular wreck dives in the BVI (Photo: British Virgin Islands Tourist Board) The

Line-up for College Fleet Race Nationals

The 2024-25 college season concludes with the Women’s Fleet Race Nationals (May 20-23) and Open Fleet Race Nationals (May 27-30)

Canada adds depth, new boat for The Ocean Race Europe

The Ocean Race Europe 2025, as the precursor to the 15th fully-crewed round the world race in 2027, returns following

Atlantic Ocean whale migration alert

As spring awakens in the Northern Hemisphere, a powerful migration is underway – not just of boats returning north from

To beat France in the Vendée Globe

Since the first race in 1989, France has won all ten editions of the Vendée Globe, but if there is

Different kinds of mixed crew

by Craig Leweck, Scuttlebutt Sailing News With the ultra-high level of competition in J/70 one design racing, the class association

You know who you are

by Tom Duggan, Chair, US Sailing Race Management Committee A problem that has been building for some time seems to

Committed to USA sailing excellence

Eleven TP52 teams are set for the 52 SUPER SERIES 2025, with the first of five events to commence April

Make racing fun with simplified rules

During the coronavirus pandemic, Scuttlebutt provided stories for how people turned the challenges of COVID-19 into opportunities. In a report

New US Sailing scholarship fund

US Sailing has launched the US Sailing Scholarship Fund to make sailing more accessible and inclusive. The fund is currently

Restarting one-design class racing

The success of a one-design class tends to be less about the boat and more about the people involved. Quite

Changing the face of the sport

During the SailGP second season, in 2021, the league instituted a rule that each team must have a woman on

Stanford wins Women’s Team Race title

Defending champions Stanford University won the 2025 College Women’s Team Race National Champions, held April 27-28 in Cranston, RI. Twelve

First evidence of noise-making sharks

A specimen of spotted estuary smoothhound – aka ‘rig’ (Original photo: Arnim Littek/Wikimedia Commons) A new study has documented what

Batık gemi, maketiyle yaşatılacak

Antalyalı su altı eğitmeni ve rehber Hakan Erdön, İkinci Dünya Savaşı sırasında Antalya Kaleiçi açıklarında İngiliz savaş uçakları tarafından batırılan