Participation versus the cost to compete
March 9th, 2025
The International Moth Class, essentially ground zero for foiling, is a singlehanded development 11-foot boat. As stated by the Class,
Browsing the "growing the sport" Tag
Changing the game at the start
March 4th, 2025
From one who was once skeptical of technology creeping into race starts: There’s an acceptance that the benefits are real.
Way-back time machines
March 3rd, 2025
Christopher Lewis, a grand-prix navigator more accustomed to high-performance machines, revels in the experience of racing a legendary way-back time
Exploring our sport’s future
March 2nd, 2025
by Hans Buitelaar, Metstrade Exhilarating sail races with impressive sportsmanship from competitors, like the recent Vendée Globe and the Americas
New approach to distance race starts
February 28th, 2025
by Butch Ulmer, UK Sailmakers A different way to start a distance race is needed because distance racing is a
Sailing’s future starts here
February 28th, 2025
Team Paradise is a not-for-profit community sailing organization founded in 2005 by Olympic gold medalist Magnus Liljedahl in Miami, FL.
We can’t only be fair weather fans
February 24th, 2025
The National Hockey League hosted the 2025 4 Nations Face-Off on February 12-20, replacing its annual All-Star Game with this
Making the case for racing
February 24th, 2025
by Wendy Mitman Clarke, SAIL magazine Even if you know it’s coming, 30 knots is a lot. And we—and presumably
Deciding what is best for Class members
February 23rd, 2025
One design class rules not only maintain level racing, but they also define the character of the class. Restrictive rules
How Class Rules impact participation
February 18th, 2025
It is a healthy exercise to consider what impacts participation in the sport, and Scuttlebutt found the jib in-haul system
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