Helen Fretter, editor of Yachting World, explores the details behind the British America’s Cup boat alongside Thomas Tison, a seasoned naval architect and America’s Cup designerThe pursuit of the America’s Cup, the pinnacle of competitive sailing, has long been a …
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From foiling windsurfers and catamarans to traditional classes here’e everything you need to know about the Olympic Boats and Olympic Sailing Events at Paris 2024There have been many changes to the Olympic Sailing boats – or Olympic sailing classes – …
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Sam Fortescue takes a look at the latest clothing technology being used at the highest level of our sport, that may be making its way to your kit soonWe’re weeks away from the start of one of the biggest seasons …
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Malcolm Mckeon delights in the chance to race his own design Baltic 110 Zemi at the St Barths Bucket. Sam Fortescue reportsSailors make a beeline for the tiny Caribbean island of St Barth every March to join one of the …
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The Cape Cod 767 is a French-designed and built fun daysailer that’s jam packed with new ideas and features. Toby Hodges tests this new daysailerGranted, it’s a novel-looking shape, but why all the fuss I wondered as a crowd formed …
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Saša Fegic had rounded Cape Horn, but the biggest challenge came when a knockdown nearly ended his circumnavigation. Tom Cunliffe introduces this extract from My Way Around the WorldMainstream yachting nations have produced many great authors, but as the years …
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