
Two Ships Passing in the Stream
Setting sail on the same June day, one sailor was northbound in the doublehanded Bermuda One/Two Race, the other southbound in the fully crewed Marion-Bermuda Race. And in more ways than one, ne’er the twain did meet
Setting sail on the same June day, one sailor was northbound in the doublehanded Bermuda One/Two Race, the other southbound in the fully crewed Marion-Bermuda Race. And in more ways than one, ne’er the twain did meet
Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 54 Specifications Only LOA 54′ 11″ (16.73 m.) LWL 48′ 6″ (14.78 m.) Beam 15′ 11″ (4.85 m.) Draft 7′ 6″ or
Performance, value, and a new styling benchmark define the Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 54 DS.
Tartan 4400 Specifications LOA 45′ 0″ (14.07 m.) LWL 37′ 6″ (12.01 m.) Beam 14′ 1″ (4.37 m.) Draft 5′ 6″ (2.72 m.) Sail Area
The Tartan 4400 deck-saloon cruiser won’t let weather stand in its way.
Each Boat of the Year competition is decided by a panel of independent judges who come from outside the ranks of our full-time staff and
This fall we immersed ourselves in boats, boats, boats. At the Newport and Annapolis boat shows, one panel of CW judges looked at a fleet of more than three dozen boats and, for the first time ever, nominated 22 to advance into the Boat of the Year contest. Then we set our team of experts loose for 10 straight days and in winds from 10 to 45 knots to peek behind bulkheads and sail their socks off. Here’s what they found:
Telstar 28 Specs: LOA 27′ 8″ (8.43 m.) LWL 26′ 3″ (8.00 m.) Beam (amas out/in) 18′ 0″/8′ 6″ (5.49/2.59 m.) Draft (board up/down) 1′
Tony Smith answers the dip in the Dow with a complete makeover of his 30-year-old Telstar trimaran and the return of a very cost-effective cruiser.
For Immediate Release Contact: Dean Turcol Communications Director 407-571-4732 Dean.Turcol@worldpub.net Cruising World and Sailing World Announce Boat of the Year Winners for 2004 St. Petersburg,
An old salt once said that to prosper in sailing, you first must drink the cup of humiliation to the dregs. Well, aboard a pair of brand-new, crewed Moorings charterboats in the B.V.I., I drained it.
For 2004, boatbuilders still exude confidence with offerings both large and, yes, small
Setting sail on the same June day, one sailor was northbound in the doublehanded Bermuda One/Two Race, the other southbound in the fully crewed Marion-Bermuda Race. And in more ways than one, ne’er the twain did meet
Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 54 Specifications Only LOA 54′ 11″ (16.73 m.) LWL 48′ 6″ (14.78 m.) Beam 15′ 11″ (4.85 m.) Draft 7′ 6″ or
Performance, value, and a new styling benchmark define the Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 54 DS.
Tartan 4400 Specifications LOA 45′ 0″ (14.07 m.) LWL 37′ 6″ (12.01 m.) Beam 14′ 1″ (4.37 m.) Draft 5′ 6″ (2.72 m.) Sail Area
The Tartan 4400 deck-saloon cruiser won’t let weather stand in its way.
Each Boat of the Year competition is decided by a panel of independent judges who come from outside the ranks of our full-time staff and
This fall we immersed ourselves in boats, boats, boats. At the Newport and Annapolis boat shows, one panel of CW judges looked at a fleet of more than three dozen boats and, for the first time ever, nominated 22 to advance into the Boat of the Year contest. Then we set our team of experts loose for 10 straight days and in winds from 10 to 45 knots to peek behind bulkheads and sail their socks off. Here’s what they found:
Telstar 28 Specs: LOA 27′ 8″ (8.43 m.) LWL 26′ 3″ (8.00 m.) Beam (amas out/in) 18′ 0″/8′ 6″ (5.49/2.59 m.) Draft (board up/down) 1′
Tony Smith answers the dip in the Dow with a complete makeover of his 30-year-old Telstar trimaran and the return of a very cost-effective cruiser.
For Immediate Release Contact: Dean Turcol Communications Director 407-571-4732 Dean.Turcol@worldpub.net Cruising World and Sailing World Announce Boat of the Year Winners for 2004 St. Petersburg,
An old salt once said that to prosper in sailing, you first must drink the cup of humiliation to the dregs. Well, aboard a pair of brand-new, crewed Moorings charterboats in the B.V.I., I drained it.
For 2004, boatbuilders still exude confidence with offerings both large and, yes, small
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