Seamanship: Ship without a rudder

Article Abstract:

The sleek, 60-foot racer/cruiser 'Serengeti', a high-tech sailboat lost the steering while weaving through the Bahamas in its route to Jamaica at the Pineapple Cup. The Serengeti's rudder-partially balanced spade- clipped the deck due to a problem and it was not inspected, thus rudder has proven to be an important part for a sailboat.

Facilities & equipment, Methods, Equipment and supplies, Sailboats, Sailing, Sailors

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Dear boatbuilders,..

Article Abstract:

The 2001 crop of new sailboats evaluated for the Cruising World annual awards continue to be, as in recent years, both bigger and more expensive than ever. The implications for the industry, which already faces an average first-time buyer of age 52, are distressing.

Cover Story, Demographic aspects, Public relations, Boating industry, Yachts and yachting, Yachting, Yachts, Cruising World (Periodical)

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Denizens of the Deep

Article Abstract:

Editorial highlighting cruising-related online services. These sites offer a forum for sailing enthusiasts to get advice, share information, as well as discuss any pertinent issues dealing with boating.

Personal narratives, Services, Online services, Internet services, Web sites (World Wide Web), Information services, Web sites, Media coverage, Seafaring life, Seafaring (Lifestyle)

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