With the full fleet in attendance, SailGP tried a new split-fleet format with the Spaniards of Los Gallos finally denying the season leaders another win.

The greatest solo sailor of a generation finally succumbs to his cancer, but the Frenchman respected by all will forever be ...

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From a starting dozen nominees, five Boat of the Year 2024 nominees emerge as the defining performance sailing designs for those looking for a new ride in the new year. The outcome was all but decided ...

A night of storytelling by Olympic medalists of the past reveals a few common themes. Gary Jobson shares those that standout.

When approaching the ­leeward gate, there are a lot of possibilities to consider: Which mark to round? How to best round it? What’s the exit and the next windward leg plan? All of this needs to be ...

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 ...

Paris Henken glances over her shoulder and takes in a Waszp going through its paces on Alamitos Bay in a wispy midmorning breeze. It’s a warm and sunny Mother’s Day, and the Alamitos Bay YC is already ...

The Isle of Wight, off the south coast of England, hadn’t experienced a summer invasion of this scale or caliber in more than two decades. The arrival of 30 grand-prix race yachts, and the onslaught ...

It’s the mid-1970s. In a small boatbuilding shop, college student Michael Loeb is hunched over a workbench, dissecting a small ball-bearing block and placing BB-size Torlon balls in a pile off to one ...

Here is a reason why Dragonfly owners are okay with waiting two years or more to get their hands on the new 36. Everyone that has tested it agrees: It’s a multihuller’s dream boat. “Exhilarating” is ...

“Mechatronics engineer.” That’s one job title that never existed back in the America’s Cup’s 12-Metre era. But today, every Cup team has a few on payroll. These are the unknown wizards tasked with ...