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Superb Conditions for Banderas Bay Regatta
Division D starters head out onto the course in an ideal 10-to-12 knots of warm Mexican breeze.© Jay Ailworth Down in the sunny latitudes of Mexico’s central coast, the 21st annual Banderas Bay Regatta is in full swing, with day two of racing taking place today. Fifty-five boats signed up for the not-too-serious regatta, which…
Mariners Save Duct Tape
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We All Scream for…Sailing
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Joyon Going for the ‘Grand Slam’
One of the complaints about the current America’s Cup boats is that very little of the technological advances will trickle down to regular boats. We suppose that’s mostly true, but then we learned that Frenchman Francis Joyon has equipped his 33-meter trimaran IDEC with foils such as those found on the AC boats. That should…
How Can You Tell When a Yacht Is Big?
There are many more large yachts in the Caribbean than on the West Coast of the United States. For instance, 150-footers seem as common in the Caribbean as 70-footers are on the West Coast. Many are from the United States, but others are from Europe. So how do you tell a really big sailing yacht…