Winning at the windward mark

Article Abstract:

A sailboat racer can perform several maneuvers at the windward mark to use bad air coming off the sails to slow down competing boats. Directions for the squeeze play, the head fake and the port slam are among those presented.

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Getting lower faster

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the techniques which should be used to obtain maximum performance from One-Design 35 sailboats during racing. The positioning of the boat and the trim of the sails are discussed.

Management, Sails, Yachts and yachting, Yachting, Yachts

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Winning with communication

Article Abstract:

Good on-board communication is necessary to winning sailing races. The goals of this communication are to reduce excessive noise, to increase crew concentration and to raise crew morale.

Psychological aspects, Sailing

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