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By David Schmidt Posted June 29, 2009
The 2008/2009 Volvo Ocean Race draws to a close. More
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By Peter Nielsen Posted June 23, 2009
The giant trimaran, Banque Populaire V, is aiming to set a new record for east-west transatlantic crossing under sail, from England to NY. More
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By David Schmidt Posted June 19, 2009
A look at the 2009 Bermuda One-Two race More
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How to secure your jibsheets when furling your headsail while sailing off into the wind. More
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By Meredith Laitos Posted June 17, 2009
The second-annual Harbor Cup Regatta helps college sailors make the transition to larger boats, larger crews, and more rigorous courses. More
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By David Schmidt Posted June 16, 2009
With a 13-point lead over the 2nd-place boat, and with only 12 points left in play, Ericsson 4 has all but won the 2008/2009 VOR. But has the fat lady sung? More
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By David Schmidt Posted June 12, 2009
With just 2 offshore legs and a single in-port race still left on the docket, Ericsson 4 is in the top spot but the battle for second place rages on. More
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Sunsail teams up with Olympian Zach Railey to sponsor him in his race to the 2012 Olympics. More
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By David Schmidt Posted May 18, 2009
A look at the Volvo Ocean Race’s Boston stopover More
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Exclusive photos from the start of Leg 7 of the Volvo Ocean Race, from Boston to Galway. More
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By David Schmidt Posted May 14, 2009
A Swiss Seat, a jury-rigged harness, will get you up your mast in a hurry. Here's how to rig one up. More
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By David Schmidt Posted May 14, 2009
Telltales affixed to the boom can give your trimmers and helmsman better views of windsheer and localized wind shifts. More
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By David Schmidt Posted May 14, 2009
Are Volvo Ocean Race and Vendee Globe boats sturdy enough? More
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By David Schmidt Posted May 11, 2009
Highlights, results, and more photos from the Boston in-port action of the Volvo Ocean Race. More
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By Tom Nunlist Posted May 8, 2009
Telefonica Blue is favored to win Boston's in-port race. However, Puma skipper Ken Read may have a home-field advantage, thanks to his experience in the area. More
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Students Sail Autonomously have created the Avalon, a robotic boat, which will attempt to make a solo transatlantic journey against 11 other robotic boats in The International Microtransat Challenge Transatlantic Race from Ireland to the Caribbean More
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By Meredith Laitos Posted May 7, 2009
After the successful 2008 US SAILING’s Disabled Championship, the American Yacht Club organized another top-level disabled sailing event, the inaugural Robie Pierce One Design Regatta. More
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By Tom Nunlist Posted May 4, 2009
SAIL Magazine editors will give a lecture on the Volvo Ocean Race on May 12 at the Boston Public Libary. More
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Oracle beats Alinghi in an April 2009 court battle over yacht club legitimacy. More
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By Charles Mason Posted April 30, 2009
To boost participation in the Marblehead-Halifax race, the Boston Yacht Club offers a buddy racing program and race concierge amenities program. More
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By David Schmidt Posted April 28, 2009
SAIL catches up with il mostro’s skipper at the Boston Volvo Ocean Race stopover. More
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Foiler Moths tear it up at the McLube Harken International Moth Pacific Rim Championships. View
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Foiler Moths tear it up at the McLube Harken International Moth Pacific Rim Championships. More
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By David Schmidt Posted April 16, 2009
The Volvo Ocean Race is an endurance test for the world's best sailors. Check in with the fleet as they ship to Boston. More
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By Tom Nunlist Posted April 15, 2009
The 6th annual MacMan Challenge is a demanding race for sailors of all persuasions. More