West Coast Sailing Archives - Page 193 of 246

Where Did All These Sailors Come From?

September 29, 2021

We often hear that racing is struggling because nobody can find crew, but the RBBS is a testament to the fact that if you look, you can find them.

Noelle Brewin and Laura Levy met in 2018, while crewing aboard the same boat during South Beach Yacht Club's Friday night racing.

September 27, 2021

An 8 a.m. gray start couldn't obscure the satisfaction that comes from the challenge.

Ha-Ha sailors who are finding it hard to wait for the official start. There are already seven Ha-Ha boats in Ensenada with more expected soon.

September 24, 2021

We have stacks more photos, but not enough time or space to share them all here.

September 22, 2021

Hear about what to do if you wipe out or get thrown overboard, how to eat and sleep during the race, debunking sailing superstitions and more.

The Congressional Cup finals capped five days of high-test competition in the World Match Racing Tour event.

If you are vaccinated, the Poobah believes there are several additional reasons that the Ha-Ha will be a low-risk event.

The iQFoil is the newest class to join Olympic sailing and will be introduced in France in 2024.

The semi-abandoned docks were mostly rotten, and most sections were "floating on slowly disintegrating Styrofoam."