Nanny Cay Marina, the beating heart of boating in the British Virgin Islands, expands to offer state-of-the-art services to sailors and catamaran enthusiasts, with new berths, a giant Travelift and luxury amenities. An invitation to realize your dream of sailing […]
The Caribbean is calling you! Nanny Cay Marina expands… Read More »
Tenth day of racing with interlocal contours at the Transat Café l’Or. There is little movement of the pawns on the Atlantic chessboard of the Imoca 60 class, with the lead group running at breakneck speeds of more than 600
On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Journal of Sailing, the great excellences of the sailing world tell their stories and reveal their projects. In this column, discover all the companies and people who have made important contributions
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If you want to find out how to best prepare your boat by taking advantage of the latest innovations to improve your racing and cruising performance, the first step is to focus on the sails and the equipment that governs
Equipment and sails: the latest news and technologies to upgrade your boat Read More »
The Rolex Middle Sea Race (recently concluded 2025 edition, all the winners here) is considered “our Fastnet.” A great adventure before it is a race: the more than 600 miles starting and arriving in Malta, circumnavigating Sicily counterclockwise, are no
Chronicle (from aboard) of a grueling, slow but unforgettable Rolex Middle Sea Race Read More »
His name is Michael Alexander Reardon, and under his management what is the largest Made-in-U.S. sailboat yard, Catalina Yachts, founded in 1969 by Frank Butler (with the first Cat 22 model), is crumbling. And not only that. “Catalina-Gate” breaks out
How to destroy one of America’s most famous sailboat yards Read More »
Looking back to ‘classic’ boating, to the sailing culture of the last century, leads us today to observe a revival and celebration that, in reality, does not only embrace the historical period itself, but goes beyond it, moving toward the
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