Dave Perry, editor of The Dial Up publication which promotes match racing in the USA, provides the playbook on how to keep ...

Dr. Hamish Ross, a legal advisor for previous America’s Cup campaigns, provides an update on some of the legal wrangling now ...

On November 1, some of the world's leading offshore sailors will set off from Saint-Malo in France for Pointe-à-Pitre in ...

Smart one design classes make membership bigger than the racing. Create a social culture that allow deep relationships to form, and people stay involved. Why does the person in the back of the fleet ...

After launching in the UK earlier this year, Performance Sailcraft (PSA) has expanded its new dinghy funding scheme into ...

Carlos Insa, Head Optimist Sailing Coach at Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club (Oyster Bay, NY), this past summer introduced a different way of planning and structuring their racing season. He found ...

Scuttlebutt HQ has plenty of well-intended purchases but what seemed necessary didn’t always have a plan. If your racing area ...

Michael A. Reardon, whose American marine industry shopping spree included Catalina, True North, Tartan, Freedom and AMP ...

Gary Jobson, Sailing World Over the past several months I spent an afternoon each week with the U.S. Naval Academy Offshore ...

Kieran Flatt, Yachting World Andre Hoek, and his eponymous design company, has long been one of yachting’s disrupters. They ...

Today’s mini maxis are enormously technical, with complex systems, rigs, rudders, and hydraulics. North Star, a Judel/Vrolijk ...

Many years ago before the development of centerline rudders, boats were steered by a long oar hanging off the aft right quarter of the boat. Starboard comes from the Old English “stéor” (meaning steer ...