If a new Olympic Sailing format is needed, how do we make it fair? It surely can’t be TV that calls the shotsParis 2024 Olympic Sailing in Marseille, France on 31 July, 2024. Photo: World Sailing / Jean-Louis CarliWhat should …
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The new Wallyrocket 71 is the latest evolution in performance racing from Wally to rival other maxis on the marketPhoto: Gilles Martin-RagetWally launches a second Rocket. If the name and look seem familiar, it’s because we ran plenty of coverage …
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Having been given just months to live, Jazz Turner sailed a solo circumnavigation around Britain. She explains why – and how – to Helen FretterOn June 29 a lifeboat crew was attending a multicoloured little yacht that had run hard …
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Can you really ‘futureproof’ a yacht? Refit decisions made today could shape not just your next season, but the next decade, or more, on board says Will BrutonTime in a boatyard rarely goes exactly to plan. Investigate beyond where you …
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World Sailing has recognised its top achievers, honouring two offshore stars, Charlie Dalin and Justine Mettraux, as the Rolex World Sailors of the YearWorld Sailing has recognised its top achievers, honouring two offshore stars, Charlie Dalin and Justine Mettraux, as …
Cameron Dueck’s cruising dreams of exploring South Korea’s islands were grounded by a bizarre set of maritime restrictions, from bridge warnings to mandatory pre-applications for every anchorageStone statue on the shores of Jeju. Photo: Cameron DueckThe sea around us was …
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