My first Marion Bermuda Race

by Anne Kolker, WindCheck magazine Having asked many sailors if they would be my crew for a Marion Bermuda Race,

Planning underway for SailGP Season 6

As Season 5 of SailGP approaches its mid-point, the league has released a first look of its forthcoming 2026 Season,

Taking baby steps toward Olympic circuit

After previous unsuccessful attempts by World Sailing to create an Olympic circuit of events, prominent events on the Olympic class

An open letter from the parents of Sea Story’s British victims

Jenny Cawson and Tarig Sinada (Photo: Andy Williamson) Jenny Cawson and Tarig Sinada were in one of Sea Story’s mid-level

LA28: Long Beach to host Sailing

Los Angeles, CA (April 15, 2025) – The organizing committee for the Los Angeles 2028 Games has announced an updated

National Geographic Pristine Seas heads to Fiji and Rotuma

An aerial view of a coastline near Rainbow Reef and Nakobo Village in the Cakaudrove Province (Photo: Andy Estep/Waitt Institute)

H. Şerif SOFULAR

1929 yılında İstanbul’da doğan, 1967-1990 yılları arasında Türkiye’de su altı sporlarının gelişmesi için çeşitli paneller, yarışmalar düzenleyen, Yüksek okullar ve

Divers and crew abandon ship in Thailand liveaboard fire

A Thai Navy patrol boat attempts to combat the blaze on board DiveRACE Class E (Photo: Phuket Info Centre/Facebook) By

Don’t hesitate, Take the leap

The 2025 Marion Bermuda Race starts June 20 from Marion, MA, with the 645 nm course finishing at Bermuda. Dave

Sailfaster with Ken Read

Pete Boland hosts Sailfaster, a podcast series where racing sailors discuss what it takes to sail faster and how races

Enhancing sailing in the Caribbean

The Caribbean Sailing Association (CSA) will host its Annual Conference on June 27-29, 2025, in St. Maarten. This is the

Charlie Enright named US Sailing CEO

Charlie Enright has been hired by US Sailing for their Chief Executive Officer position, replacing Alan Ostfield who left the

Olympics want pop, not fizz

Surfing made its debut as an Olympic sport at the Tokyo 2020 Games as an initiative by the International Olympic

Hope for the best, prepare for the worst

The Osaka Cup doublehanded yacht race is held every four years on average, and extends 5500 nm from Melbourne, Australia

Two event types that can ruin your day

Roger Long is a retired naval architect, and once testified as an expert witness in a case involving a ship

Australian WWII bomber discovered off Antikythera, Greece

A diver takes a picture of Balitmore FW282’s wreckage (Photo: AegeanTec/Australian Department of Defence) By DIVE Staff The wreckage of

It’s official – I know how to boat

by Craig Leweck, Scuttlebutt Sailing News On September 18, 2014, California Governor Jerry Brown signed into law Senate Bill 941,

Uncertainty is hurting women’s sailing

Forty-eight female sailors took part in the Women’s America’s Cup, while well over 100 were involved across the 12 Women’s

Nitrojen narkozu ile gelen aşırı keyif

Narkoz almanın çok farklı bir keyif olduğunu söyleyenler haklıdır. İçki içmeyle de çok fazla benzerlik gösterir çok hızlı araba kullanmayla

Tahsin Ceylan ile Müsilaj Gerçeği

Sayın Davetli, Anadolu Ajansı, denizlerimizi tehdit eden müsilaj (deniz salyası) sorunu ve ekosistem üzerindeki etkilerini ele almak üzere özel bir

British artist wins Artwork category in ADEX Voice of the Ocean

Laura Parker in her Richmond studio (Photo: Laura Parker) British artist and scuba diver Laura Parker has won the Artwork

Why I believe in boats

by Carol Cronin Whenever I push away from the shore, I take control of my own destiny. Any watercraft will

World Rankings need to be reset

by Craig Leweck, Scuttlebutt Sailing News The World Sailing Rankings for Olympic Classes are administered by World Sailing, and exist

Women share views on future of sailing

World-class women sailors from the world’s toughest races share their views on the future of sailing, gender equality, and balancing