Tactics for trapezoidal courses

Article Abstract:

Trapezoidal sailing courses are a more spectator- and media-friendly alternative to regular courses. Success in these courses require prioritizing to gain favorable starting position, which can be enhanced by stop-and-go and park it drills.

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Changing gears to maximize boat speed

Article Abstract:

Successful sailboat racing requires changing sail trim as wind velocity changes. Techniques for estimating the strength of wind puffs and changing the sail shape are discussed.

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Rounding buoys quickly and cleanly

Article Abstract:

Rounding a buoy from a beat to a reach can be an effective racing tactic. Techniques for rounding from a reach or a run to a beat are also presented.

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