College sailing big-boat squads put their keelboat skills on display in Chicago for the first of three fall Intercollegiate ...

SailGP’s fifth season is racing toward its finale in Abu Dhabi, but there was little racing to be had at the ROCKWOOL France Sail Grand Prix in Saint-Tropez as storms forced the cancellation of racing ...

The National Sailing Hall of Fame announces the induction of six individuals whose achievements, leadership and enduring impact have shaped the sport of sailing in profound and lasting ways. The Class ...

Emirates Great Britain have sent a message to the fleet with a commanding title defense – claiming a season-opening victory in the Oracle Perth Sail Grand Prix, presented by KPMG. The Brits ruled the ...

Abie McLaughlin, age 38, had a breakout year in 2024, achieving a hat trick of North American championship wins in the J/88, Tartan 10 and S2 7.9 classes. Having quickly earned a reputation as a ...

Ed Reynolds was way ahead of the whole “FAFO” thing that’s hip today. In fact, it was the find-out part that got him into the sailmaking business 50 years ago when he first walked through the door of ...

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The seabreeze builds to 15 knots across Rhode Island Sound as Tom Rich watches his son-in-law stumble through a tack on his way to grinding in the jib. Thwack, thwack, thwack. The jib flogs in the ...

Numerous recent questions from readers indicate they’re having difficulty figuring out how new Rule 18 and the revised definition of overlap work at leeward marks. The word “overlap” is used in the ...

Tony Lush was in trouble—the deep, dangerous sort that you can get yourself into only when you race sailboats alone across vast oceans. It was late November 1982. Two weeks earlier, Lush had set sail ...

Word has it that if you bottled the secret sauce of the Knarr, every class would buy some. But there are things that can’t be bottled, can’t be bought. Sailors always tell you, “It’s about the people.

For the second day of our 2025 Boat of the Year winter edition in St. Petersburg, Florida, in February, we wake up to the welcome sounds of breeze through palm fronds, knowing that the first sail of ...