Gearing up for speed

Article Abstract:

The cost effective methods for serious racers who have old boats are discussed. It is reported that it is difficult or impossible to change much of the construction technology or fundamental speed characteristics of an older boat, and there is really no substitute for modern technology when it comes to speed on the racecourse.

General services, Analysis, Maintenance and repair, Boatbuilding, Racing shells

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Commonsense Cruising: Against the wind

Article Abstract:

Cruisers generally avoid cruising windward because it is more difficult than sailing against the wind. It is suggested that any bluewater cruising boat must carry a headsail that is designed to withstand winds above 20 knots and a lot of other suggestions on how one must be prepared for other eventualities are also featured.

Science & research, Management dynamics, Research, Methods, Practice, Sailing, Sailors, Winds

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In praise of offshore racing

Article Abstract:

Inshore racing lacks the intensity of offshore racing and enjoys less publicity, but it is a highly pleasurable and challenging activity.

Social aspects, Column, Sailboat racing, Yacht racing

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