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- Sailing Stories: Busting Myths for Young Cruisers
We’ve heard it all: Boats are expensive to buy and worse to maintain, cruisers are all geezers, and learning to sail is hard…Tim Coles wants to bust those myths and get more young people like himself out there living the dream.
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17 min - Sailing Stories: When In Doubt, Choose Sailing
There's almost something spiritual about maneuvering our boats under sail, but there's a lot that's practical about it too.
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8 min - Sailing Stories: Golden Globe Glory
With a record-setting win and stories of redemption, triumph, and heartbreak, five intrepid sailors carry the Golden Globe Race’s torch forward.
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12 min - Sailing Stories: 11th Hour Wins The Ocean Race
The redress results are in, and 11th Hour Racing Team has come out victorious in the round-the-world race’s first ever IMOCA 60 class. In the race’s 50-year history, they are the first American team to win the event.
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4 min - Sailing Stories: A Mother-and-Son Sailing Adventure
Adventure sailing alone was her joy. So what would it be like sailing two months on the East Coast with her teenaged son?
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21 min - Sailing Stories: Jump Aboard for a Wild Race to Alaska
The Race to Alaska is cold, wet, and slightly crazy. For one team, it took a weird mix of Vegemite, skill, luck, and Buddha to make it all the way.
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16 min - Sailing Stories: A Ghost Emerges From Sailing’s Past
Nearly 130 years ago, the 191-foot schooner barge Ironton collided with the freighter Ohio in a section of Lake Huron known as Shipwreck Alley. The accident sank both ships and killed five of the Ironton’s seven crew. Now, she rises like a ghost from the past, as researchers have found Ironton pristinely intact on the seafloor of the Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary.
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6 min - Sailing Stories: No Second in Command and an Unexpected Swim
In calm waters within sight of land, the captain went overboard, and no else on board had a clue what to do. Read by Wendy Mitman Clarke
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4 min - Going for Gold in the Nacra 17
With the 2024 Summer Olympics right around the corner, SAIL Managing Editor Lydia Mullan takes a look at the Nacra 17 and two sailors who are vying to represent the U.S. in this multihull class.
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5 min - Cruising: A Pacific Passage
Starlit nights and trade wind sailing joined torn sails and boisterous seas on an 18-day Pacific passage for this cruising couple.
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