Luperon, in the Dominican Republic, is indisputably one of the Caribbean’s best hurricane holes. Stephen Maher reports on its unique appeal – and meets legendary cruising writer Bruce Van SantOver a gassy Cuban draught beer at the quayside bar at …
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When upgrading stays and standing rigging do you choose wire or HMPE? And where might it pay to replace stainless steel with Dyneema? Bruce Jacobs reportsA thousand miles from anywhere in the Atlantic, with the trades blowing hard and the …
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Pam Lee has competed in high level double-handed racing for four seasons, from Figaro to Class 40s. Here she shares winning tips for sailing two-up with Andy RiceThe team dynamic in double-handed sailing is very different compared with fully crewed …
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The sea is usually our happy place. But when it isn’t, factoring in recovery – both mentally and physically – is part of good seamanshipBoat should be stationary when casualty is brought alongside. Photo: Tiger Brisius/16° South/ClipperDo you find a …
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Sponsor Content created with International Yacht PaintSpring is in the wind and the start of the sailing season draws near. Give your boat the care it deserves, enhance its value and improve performance with some timely tips from the experts …
The fall-out between Ainslie and Ratcliffe after the last America’s Cup has escalated once more, with a dispute over who owns the £180-million AC75 the British team will need for the America’s Cup next yearFormer British America’s Cup team title …
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