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We ask top sailors and marine industry gurus to choose the coolest boat of our times. This month Odile Van Aanholt picks the Sunfish dinghy“The coolest boat ever would be the Sunfi...
Eighty years ago, Uffa Fox drew the lines of a small, simple, wooden two-person dinghy, and, without intending to, founded a boat which means so much to so many.
Traditional wooden-built 100 year old fishing boats returning to their spiritual home
Yachting World has been asking top sailors and marine industry gurus to choose the coolest and most innovative yachts of our times. Odile Van Aanholt (NED), reigning Olympic Champi...
It was a blustery sail for the Scoles Trophy, held at Overy Staithe SC. Race Officers Camilla Warner and Simon Wilson-Stephens set the fleet off from a start line on the sea wall f...
After the previous day's strong winds and rain, things looked more settled for initially the 6 One-Designs moored at Under Tyne; they were joined by No 3 (Stephan Ludwig single han...
A fine looking fleet of National Redwing dinghies assembled in Looe for the class national championships on July 4th and 5th.
There is an irresistible allure of one design racing, especially at Cowes Week. People just keep coming back to it year after year and try to win the thing (or just their bit of th...
As a club, it's important that things evolve. Over the last couple of seasons, there has been great debate about whether the club should own its own boats. Within the last eighteen...
The historic Aldeburgh Lapwing fleet took centre stage at Aldeburgh Yacht Club for its annual championships, on 1st/2nd August, with eleven boats contesting four races in near-perf...
A glorious Sea Week, hosted by the Royal Norfolk and Suffolk Yacht Club, was enjoyed from Sunday to Thursday by at least 60 sailors in Squibs and Broads One Designs.
Lateen sails return to Betina as the iconic island fleet prepares to host international crews and celebrate centuries of seafaring culture
The Firefly class is on the up, with a host of younger sailors joining the class having been introduced to the boat through university team racing, as well as some who started sail...
66 X-Yachts. One lap around Funen. One skipper each. September brings one of the highlights of the Scandinavian sailing calendar: Silverrudder Challenge of the Sea.
Saturday afternoon saw nineteen Redwings entered for the inaugural Redwing Youth Nationals. Two races, the first for the Chetwood Cup (under30 helm), the second for the Norman Phil...
50-degree shifts, ukuleles and top racing set the scene as Killaloe Sailing Club hosted a cracking RS Irish Nationals in testing, shifty conditions that ranged from nothing to fift...
Four One-Designs went out on a beautiful sunny afternoon with a brisk warm wind just west of south. The course was Tara, Derrick, thru the line, Under Tyne, Britten and finish at U...
It's said that a sailor's reputation is built not on the races won, but on the rules respected. If this is the case, the reputation of the RS300 fleet took hell of a battering on S...
The resurgent Lark class has mustered an excellent turn out, the largest for many years, for their National Championships in Fowey, sponsored by Musto and Craftinsure.
The sixth race of the series turned out to be a small boat race with the wind being more fickle and fluky than forecast but it was a Northerly! The Race Officer, Nick Hopwood, was...
An eclectic mix of Classic and vintage boats gathered at Bowmoor Sailing club over the weekend of 8th and 9th August for this year's CVRDA Open meeting. The usual suspects began to...
Many offshore crews are routing on numbers computed for a fictitious yacht. Offshore coach Stuart Greenfield shares where those numbers come from, why they go wrong, and how to rep...
Latitude 38 racing editor Fritz Baldauf is in Norway this week, racing in the the International Knarr Championship (IKC) being held in Oslo The post Bay Area Knarr Sailors Take On...
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