We told you about theVelman operation inside the Quantum Group, an example of companies betting on made-in-Italy capabilities. Not only sailmakers, there are also those on the shipyard front who are aiming for “autarky” in their production, that is, to […]
The shipyard does everything in house: this is the Made in Italy of Ice Yachts Read More »
What is happening to American sailing? Not even two years ago, Paul Cayard, skipper of Il Moro di Venezia and the only non-Italian to have won the Sailor of the Year award in 1993, had accepted the role of executive
USA, it’s Olympic sailing crisis. Paul Cayard quits the federation Read More »
“I file a complaint against the modern world, he is the monster. He destroys our land, tramples on the souls of men.” So wrote Bernard Moitessier in his diary after abandoning the nonstop solo circumnavigation of the globe (Golden Globe)
1968: the year that changed the world also revolutionized boating Read More »
There is a reason why we journalists and sailing enthusiasts often put an adjective in front of the locution “South Seas”: “terrible.” At such low latitudes, if you fall overboard while sailing, you are lost. The water temperature hardly exceeds
How not to die falling in the South Seas (an Italian made it) Read More »
The history of the crewed round-the-world race, which today is called the Volvo Ocean Race but was formerly known as the Whitbread Round the World Race (the first edition was staged in 1973/74) proves that, to quote Vittorio Malingri, “the
Damn World Tour. Since 1973, here are the people who have lost their lives Read More »
“Guys, these are the owners of the Magic, my former boat. They are great people, you definitely need to contact them.” Speaking is Umberto Marzotto, the ‘globetrotting count’ whose story we told you HERE and HERE. Magic, on the other
Around the world with a splendid Sparkman & Stephens Read More »
It takes foresight, imagination and even a bit of “madness” to fall in love with a boat abandoned on a reservoir and – externally – in very poor condition. To bring it back to sailing in its natural habitat, the
The confessions of Emilio, madly in love with a Swan 46 Read More »
Capricorn is a name that, for those who know the history of Italian sailing and that of international yachting, means a lot. A name that evokes great challenges and an era perhaps gone, that of a generation of boats and
Capricorn’s rebirth: the magic boat that could do it all Read More »
The used boat market often features evergreens, boats that may not be too common but are highly sought after by enthusiasts who have a clear idea in mind of the model they are looking for. In this installment devoted to
Timeless classics: four 9-meter boats that made history Read More »
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