Last week during the Volvo Ocean Race stopover in Newport, Rhode Island, we had a chance to catch up with AkzoNobel team manager Gilles Chiorri for a guided tour of a Volvo Ocean 65 One-Design.May 2018 ...read more

The Aubert family indulges on their Mediterranean adventure aboard their Lavezzi “Gustave”, powered by 3Di NORDACOne couple, three young children, a catamaran, and six months sabbatical to make the most of the Mediterranean. That was the project in 2017 for Jérôme Aubert, 40, and ...read more

Many couples dream of selling up and casting off, but the prospect of downsizing can be daunting. How do you pack your life into some 40ft of LOA after living in a 2,000ft house? Maybe the British-built Gunfleet 43 has the answer. No, you can’t bring your hot tub, but with the ...read more

The rain blew sideways as we beat to windward.Rock!A welter of whitewater appeared fine to starboard. Were our charts for the Aleutian Islands off? In the past few years, we’ve become accustomed to the fine charting in Alaska—could there be an uncharted reef off the Kilokak ...read more

While much of the yacht racing world has had its eyes glued to the Volvo Ocean Race these eight past months, the behemoth that is the America’s Cup has also been slowly but surely lurching into motion, following the publication of the official AC75 class rule in late March.Here ...read more

A champion in both the America’s Cup and the Olympics, New Zealander Peter Burling, a member of Team Brunel, recently spoke with SAIL magazine about the pros and cons of sailing a one-design boat again as part of the 2017-18 Volvo Ocean Race. May 2018 ...read more

After days of rain, calms and fog, the Volvo Ocean Race Race fleet enjoyed perfect sailing conditions for the start of Leg 9 in Newport, Rhode Island, on Sunday. It then promptly plunged back into yet more fog as it headed offshore toward the finish in Cardiff, Wales, a little ...read more

Earlier this week, SAIL had a chance to catch up with Vestas 11th Hour Racing co-captains Mark Towill and Charlie Enright during the Volvo Ocean Race stopover in Newport, Rhode Island, to get their take on racing back to the States and how they’ve applied what they learned during ...read more

It was the summer of 2013 and Aussie sailor Bill Macartney was in San Francisco for the 34th America’s Cup—the summer of “the Comeback” and the moment when the Cup officially took to the air thanks to the efforts of Emirates Team New Zealand.“Seeing Team New Zealand come roaring ...read more