American Cole Brauer, 30, with his Class 40 First Light, a 2008-dated boat designed by Owen Clark Design, is the second competitor to cross the finish line of the Global Solo Challenge in La Coruna. As we had told you, […]
Cole Brauer, the “viral” sailor who set a new record Read More »
The president of Sailing Series International, Riccardo Simoneschi, tells us what the 4th edition of the Marina Militare Nastro Rosa Tour, a prestigious event with many regattas that aims to spread the values of sailing throughout the territory, will be
Riccardo Simoneschi: the positive message of sailing today is unparalleled Read More »
After a somewhat turbulent period of constant changes of hands, luxury catamaran shipyard Privilège Marine seems to have found a new owner. Having joined the Hanse Group in 2017, five years later the shipyard was back in the hands of
PPF’s Czechs save Privilège Marine luxury catamarans Read More »
We had told you about the anonymous allegations that had been made against French sailor Clarisse Cremer, pointing the finger at the skipper suspecting outside help at the last Vendée Globe. An accusation that, if found to be true, would
Clarisse Cremer case: anonymous emails denied, sailor is innocent Read More »
Classic Boats of Historical Value by Journal of Sailing never stops updating! Twenty new boats have arrived, one step closer to the quota of 300 Classic Boats, which we will soon reach also thanks to your comments and suggestions. In
Mission accomplished. Translated9, the Italian Swan 65 (19.68 x 4.96 m) engaged in the Ocean Globe Race, the “technology-free” crewed round-the-world race in the footsteps of the first Whitbread conceived by Don McIntyre, returns to racing. The Odyssey of Translated9
The warm season is upon us, and with it we begin to think about our first cruises and sailings in good weather, perhaps enjoying some healthy off-engine sailing with our cruising boat. If your unit is not poorly equipped, sail-wise,
Gennaker or Code Zero: which sail to choose to turn off the engine when cruising? Read More »
What happens below the waterline of a traditional sailboat? What is hydrodynamics and why do hull and appendages affect the speed of a boat? Starting with the basics, Professor of Naval Architecture at the University of Genoa, Paolo Gemelli*, former
Foils on a sailboat. How they work, advantages and disadvantages Read More »
After the second installment dedicated to new sailboats between 12 and 15 meters, our column dedicated to the market is back, with more news coming, this time in the “big” area, up to 19 meters. Boats that are comfortable almost
New sailboats: what’s coming to market between 15 and 19 meters Read More »
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