A pair of Sanata 20s locking horns on a Wednesday evening. Photos courtesy Richard Johnson
The Laser dinghy is as relevant today as ever. Photos courtesy Will Ricketson/US sailing
The Star remains the boat of choice for some of the world’s best sailors. Photos courtesy of Dierdre Santo-Kaukeinen/Sunfish class
The Star boat with its original gaff rig. Photos courtesy of Matias Capizzano/Opti class.
The design that started it all: Ireland’s Water Wag. Photos courtesy of Owen McNally/Water Wag Class
The Hobie 16: it’s not just a boat, it’s a lifestyle Photo courtesy Hobie cat
Old wooden Thistles remain as competitive as ever. Tina Deptula/Thistle class
Generations have learned to sail aboard the ubiquitous Optimist. Photo courtesy Matias Capizzano/Opti class
Like the mousetrap, designers have yet to figure out how to improve on the Sunfish. Photo courtesy Dierdre Santo-Kaukeinen/sunfish class
The Flying Phantom is one of a number of production cats to make the jump to flight. Photos courtesy of Phantom
Few boats have such heartbreaking lines as the Shields
The C-Scow has been at the center of Heartland racing for decades
Three J/24s battle downwind
The UFO Foiler: arguably the newest one-design on the planet. Photo curtesy of Fulcrumspeedworks
