Tom Slingsby, Glenn Ashby and Grant Simmer will head up the WInning’s Team Australia challenge. Crosbie Lorimer reports from their America’s Cup team unveiling

Nestling snugly amongst some of Sydney’s most desirable real estate on the shoreline of the exclusive Point Piper headland, the …Continue reading »

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For many first-time transatlantic sailors, provisioning is one of the most daunting jobs. But it doesn’t have to be, as Helen Fretter finds out at the ARC rally

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A return to America's Cup racing for Australia – the country that ended 132 years of US America's Cup dominance – has long been mooted by never materialised. Until now

The rumours that have swirled around the sailing community for months, that there would once again be an Australian entrant …Continue reading »

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We ask top sailors and marine industry gurus to choose the coolest and most innovative yachts of our times. This month Bruce Jacobs nominates the Pogo 44

“Cool to me means super tough, go-anywhere, probably slightly utilitarian but still fast, comfortable and fun,” says Jacobs. “The first …Continue reading »

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Andy Rice explains the latest technology that could make yacht racing smarter, easier, and less reliant on volunteers

We’re all time poor. The word ‘pastime’ is barely still in modern usage, because we simply don’t need ways of …Continue reading »

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