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Sun, Wind and Waves
Conditions were everything sailors had dreamed of and hoped for during the three-year wait for the return of Ullman Sails Long Beach Race Week.
Videos from the 'Road'
The 100-ish-boat fleet in June 11's Delta Ditch Run 'enjoyed' some big, gusty breeze on their course from Richmond to Stockton.
From the Magazine
Ryan sailed singlehanded from New York to San Francisco around Cape Horn on the 13,225-mile course called the "Route d'Or."
Sailing Sets You Free
Sailing has always expanded our horizons. The new Juneteenth federal holiday is a chance for all of us to expand our own horizons even further.
Season 3 Continues
This weekend's exciting SailGP event in Chicago was game changer on many different levels as the high-speed foiling catamaran series comes of age.
Race to Alaska's Washington to BC Leg
The day before the Race to Alaska started, Race HQ extended the time window for racers to complete Stage One to Victoria by a full 24 hours. Why?
Running Up the River
Brisk breeze and gusty puffs promise two things for the Delta Ditch Run: a fast race with early finish times, and carnage along the 65-mile course.
World Famous L38
Oh no! There's a boat in my pool! Check out this month's World Famous 'L38' Caption Contest(!) and leave your caption in the comments section.
Sponsored Post
Boaters are drawn to the beauty and serenity of our oceans and waterways. They’re also responsible for preventing pollution and protecting our marine ecosystems, which are sensitive to hazardous waste, motor oil, and trash that may come from boats.
Leadership in Women’s Sailing Award
Nearly four decades ago, Linda Newland, a greenhorn sailor, found herself alone on a sailboat with a sorry lack of nautical know-how.
If Not Now, Then When?
Making lifelong sailing friends and having a firm deadline for actually leaving the dock are two of the biggest reasons people are happy they did the Ha-Ha.
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