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

Border friction leaks into the sport

by Craig Leweck, Scuttlebutt Sailing News The Lake Ontario Offshore Racing is an organization that coordinates distance racing on the

Meet the best baller in sailing

The 2025 College Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament saved its best for last as the championship game was one for

Southern California tradition continues

The 77th Annual Newport to Ensenada International Yacht Race is set to take place on April 25, 2025. With more

Lessons from the Wizard

Quicklier Film Partners, which produced MELGES: The Wizard of Zenda, has released an educational film for sailing schools. Called Lessons

Door still open for Women’s Championship

More than two dozen teams from 11 countries have officially requested an invitation for the inaugural New York Yacht Club

Canadian focus on youth programming

Sail Canada 2025 Youth Fest, a sailing event focusing on training and development for U19 sailors, will be held August

Peter Burling leaves America’s Cup defense

The New Zealand America’s Cup defender will have to prepare for the 38th edition without their skipper Peter Burling who

SailGP cancels event due to wing defect

After identifying a defect in select wingsails across the F50 fleet, the SailGP league has canceled the next Season 5

Sea Story survivors speak out – Part 4: The ‘interrogation’

Survivors of the Sea Story liveaboard disaster recount how they were pressured into giving statements – described as ‘interrogations’ –

Critical step forward in protecting lives

U.S. Coast Guard Sector Long Island Sound is launching Aqua Alert, a new pilot program designed to quickly notify the

International awards give Sailing no love

As prominent sailing events seek commercial stability, that is a challenge when these events don’t attain public relevancy. And by

Ratcliffe bows out of America’s Cup

It was three months after INEOS Britannia lost in the 37th America’s Cup when trouble was revealed amid the British

Sailing Program confirmed for LA 2028

The event program and athlete quotas for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics has been approved by the Executive Board of

Skiff teams lead USA contingent

The race toward the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics has begun as nearly 800 boats and boards competed on March 31-April

Entry open for sailing photo contest

The 16th edition of the Yacht Racing Image Award has opened entries for yacht racing photographers from all over the

Dinghy records: Beware of butt rash

Superyacht designer Dan Lenard is preparing to break the Guinness World Record for the longest unassisted solo non-stop sailing in

Making magic in Pensacola

The 38th America’s Cup has no venue or Protocol, the A75 Class Rule has not been released, the Challenger of