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Only USA entry in Rolex Sydney Hobart

Published on December 23rd, 2024

The 2024 Sydney Hobart Race extends 628-nautical miles from Sydney Harbour to Hobart, the state capital of Tasmania. The start on December 26 takes place in the heart of the Australian summer, with 105 yachts set ... Read More


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Schedule set for Sailing Grand Slam

Published on December 22nd, 2024

The new Sailing Grand Slam (SGS) continues to take shape, with a new website launched and the initial Notice of Race published for 2025, the first year of the series. As athletes and teams gear themselves ... Read More


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Complaints prompt investigation into Yachting NZ

Published on December 22nd, 2024

The Sport Integrity Commission has launched an investigation into Yachting NZ following a raft of cultural, athlete welfare, and conduct complaints. The commission, Te Kahu Raunui, informed complainants on Friday that it was satisfied that there ... Read More


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Abandoning a perfectly good boat

Published on December 22nd, 2024

by Peter Swanson, Loose Cannon The sailing world was abuzz with skepticism recently as the U.S. Coast Guard reported rescuing three men in a sailboat that wasn’t sinking. Why? According to the Coast Guard, they were ... Read More


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Sails Like a Girl, Lives Like a Wolf

Published on December 22nd, 2024

Jeanne Goussev, two-time Race to Alaska winner and Sail Like a Girl founder, navigates multiple sclerosis. You might have watched the 40-foot Gray Wolf win last year’s Race to Alaska (R2AK) under team We Brake for ... Read More


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My most beautiful mistakes

Published on December 22nd, 2024

by Jens Brambusch, float magazine The sailing season is being extended. At least online. On the web, failed maneuvers are often mocked with sarcastic, scornful, and at times hurtful commentary. “Clueless in the harbor! It’s a ... Read More


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A problem with offshore wind projects?

Published on December 22nd, 2024

The ocean scientists with Waterlust seek to inspire and educate, with this report offering a concerning yet inconclusive study about offshore wind projects: Scientists have discovered that wind turbine blades shed tiny particles into the ocean ... Read More


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