Explore Wilson Trophy team racing at West Kirby, where the pinnacle of sailing excellence meets the enchanting world of ...

Gill Marine OS Performance gear revolutionizes foul-weather attire, keeping sailors warm with low bulk.

Imagine that you’re lifted and sailing toward a puff. You’re all good, but your luck runs out when you’re headed before you ...

At the water’s edge on a ­bayside beach in downtown St. Petersburg, Florida, a vibrant orange Windmill sits in its dolly. Crisp white sails hang limp from the spars, but invisible puffs excite ...

Emirates GBR driver Dylan Fletcher said, “We’re absolutely stoked to have finished top after the first day, it was a great day of racing on the 18-meter wings. We’re just looking forward to Geneva now ...

San Diego Yacht Club wins the 2025 Rolex New York Yacht Club Invitational Cup in a thrilling final-race comeback.

In the April ’08 issue we covered how to use your boat’s polar data and target boatspeeds to get to the next mark more efficiently. This month we’ll look at applying the same concepts to an offshore ...

The tidy Vakaros RaceSense platform is gaining wider usage across many one-design classes and is universally lauded by the sailors. As a race officer with the New York YC, I and many others, have been ...

Sailboat racing’s future is inextricably linked to the flow of new sailors who walk through the doors of community sailing centers and yacht clubs. These establishments do the yeoman’s work to attract ...

Spotting the starting line by eye is a practice that has remained unchanged for generations. For small fleets, a simple look down the line works well, but as the line gets stretched out to accommodate ...

There is ice on the foredeck as the blue-wrapped J/7 with the No 1. on its mainsail glides to a smooth stop alongside the dock at Sail Newport (Rhode Island). Once secured to the cleats, the crew ...

In 1964, Ched Proctor had a serious case of the slows. He was 14 and competing in Turnabouts in Scituate, Massachusetts, just southeast of Boston. “I remember coming in to the dock and being very ...