Published on March 16th, 2026
When the Kiwi team lost control of their F50 during the SailGP event on their home waters of Auckland, the dominoes got scattered. Broken boats, broken crew, and a diminished fleet. Their collision with the French ... Read More →
Published on March 15th, 2026
It is a weakness of the US National Sailing Hall of Fame as it relies on public nomination for candidates to consider, but public awareness only goes so far back in history. More so, as the ... Read More →
Published on March 14th, 2026
The Mini Transat is a bi-annual, solo transatlantic sailing race, and provides a proving ground for the latest design ideas in the 21-foot Mini 6.50 Class. These ideas have influenced the Class40 and the IMOCA 60 ... Read More →
Published on March 14th, 2026
There are 68 teams that will compete in the 2026 College Division 1 Basketball Championship, with about half having a man as head coach. It was over 50 years ago when the USA enacted the Title ... Read More →
Published on March 13th, 2026
To wood or not to wood, that’s been the question! Ever since oil-based plastics burst onto the manufacturing scene, cost, sustainability, and performance have defined the ongoing woods vs. plastics war. In many applications, plastics tend ... Read More →
Published on March 13th, 2026
Daylight saving time is the practice of advancing clocks to make better use of the longer daylight available during summer. While this has been occurring in the USA for over a century, the federal government is ... Read More →
Published on March 13th, 2026
For the first time in the America’s Cup’s 175-year history, the boats will not have any crew powering onboard trim adjustments. With racing to be in 2027, the new rules for the AC75 yacht now have ... Read More →
Published on March 13th, 2026
by Tom Morris, The Foil Let’s talk kilos. For the 36th America’s Cup in Auckland, the AC75 Class made its debut at 7834kg with eleven crew plus an optional guest. Those boats carried code zeros, bowsprits, ... Read More →
Published on March 12th, 2026
Gus Miller is a freak of nature. At 91 years of age, the American was the oldest participant at the 2026 Finn World Masters Championship in Brisbane, Australia. Eligibility begins on the 40th birthday. Gus finished ... Read More →
Published on March 12th, 2026
It was in 1988 when a college hoops pool between a bunch of friends in Annapolis first got traction, each trying to prove they knew something about the College Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament. The pool, known ... Read More →
© 2024 Scuttlebutt Sailing News. Inbox Communications, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
made by VSSL Agency.