Shining on the windward/leeward course

Article Abstract:

Tips for racing on the windward/leeward sailboat racing courses that are replacing old-style triangular courses are presented. The tips cover starting tactics, mark approaches and downwind tactics.

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Learn to sail from the rail

Article Abstract:

The newest generation of sailboats must be sailed like dinghies when racing in winds of 12 or more knots. Tips are presented for organizing the foredeck, the mast and the cockpit and for using the vang, spinnaker and mainsheet.

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Go-fast ideas from the Rolex Commodore's Cup

Article Abstract:

The Arbitrator, designed by Iain Murray, was built with innovations that helped it in the Rolex regatta. These included a keel with a forward-projecting bulb that was advantageous in flat water. Techniques used to increase speed include backwinding of the head sail to gain time.

Design and construction, Competitions, Sailboats, Sailing, Boats and boating, Boating, Boats, Hydrodynamics

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