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Zamazaan crew on the leeward rail

Corinthian Midwinters Go Out with a Whimper

A literal whimper, and shouts across the water of "No!" could be heard in the vicinity of YRA 8, aka R4, a buoy one mile east of Angel Island's Point Blunt.

American Magic’s Dramatic Foiling Nosedive

What goes up must come down. At least that’s our theory when it comes to the modern America’s Cup foiling generation. That was true of the catamarans, and still holds true for the flying monohulls. More »
Bow shot at sunset

IDEC Sport Lags Then Catches Up

"With the South Atlantic like that, we would never have smashed the Jules Verne Trophy record," explains Francis Joyon, reflecting on what has been a slow and difficult ascension of the Atlantic Ocean.
Phil Trinter and Paul Cayard

Cayard First Sailor in Sports Hall of Fame

The Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame announced yesterday that local sailor Paul Cayard will join its 2020 induction class this May. Cayard becomes the first sailor to be recognized by the BASHOF.
Shearwater

Far-Flung Pacific Cup Entries

From humble beginnings 40 years ago, the Pacific Cup yacht race has grown into an event that attracts top-tier sailing talent from not just the San Francisco Bay Area but from all over the United States and beyond.

For Sale: 1930 John Alden Schooner Dauntless

Located in San Diego, Dauntless has been featured on covers and issues of Sailing Magazine, Wooden Boat and Nautical Quarterly.
Hans Henken

American SailGP’s Line-up

Last week, US SailGP Team announced the crew who will guide their F50 catamaran though her paces this season.
Clipper race crew on deck

Clipper Race May Skip China

The Clipper Race around the world is currently sailing from Australia to Asia in Leg 5. As such, organizers are closely monitoring the coronavirus situation in China.