Francois Gabart Wins 2012-2013 Vendée Globe Race
A young sailor becomes a Vendée Globe star.
A young sailor becomes a Vendée Globe star.
Fun-loving racers fantasize about such idyllic circumstances as these: a sunny day, emerald waters, warm breezes—the perfect conditions for a downwind run. What else could
Expedition honoring the centenary of the “Greatest Survival Story” is due to commence in Antarctica’s Southern Ocean at 2100 GMT/UTC on 23 January.
Fairport Harbor-based Tartan and C&C Yachts is on the rebound with a new owner.
Don Backe, founder of Chesapeake Regional Accessible Boating, is the winner of the 2012 Old Pulteney Maritime Heroes Award.
Ted Fontaine’s new cold-molded Friendship 36 will draw a mere 32 inches to accommodate shallow harbors.
On the English-built Discovery 57, everything is led and arranged so an experienced couple can easily operate the boat.
Roger Swanson, the self-described “pig farmer” from Minnesota who became one of the world’s most accomplished long-distance voyagers, passed away on Christmas Day after a tough bout with cancer. He was 81.
Argentinian navy vessel detained over U.S. “vulture fund” claim is released after international court ruling.
Two Canadian sailors are safely aboard the AMVER-participating ship SMT Bontrup after requiring medical evacuation from their 34-foot sloop 260 miles northwest of Bermuda on Wednesday, December 12, 2012.
The fallout from depleted fish stocks is complicated, but the path to recovery and the choices you can make aren’t. From our December 2012 issue.
Take a look at some powerful aerial shots of the devastated Northeastern coast, and watch a video of the BoatU.S. team on site. A Web Extra from our January 2013 issue.
A young sailor becomes a Vendée Globe star.
Fun-loving racers fantasize about such idyllic circumstances as these: a sunny day, emerald waters, warm breezes—the perfect conditions for a downwind run. What else could
Expedition honoring the centenary of the “Greatest Survival Story” is due to commence in Antarctica’s Southern Ocean at 2100 GMT/UTC on 23 January.
Fairport Harbor-based Tartan and C&C Yachts is on the rebound with a new owner.
Don Backe, founder of Chesapeake Regional Accessible Boating, is the winner of the 2012 Old Pulteney Maritime Heroes Award.
Ted Fontaine’s new cold-molded Friendship 36 will draw a mere 32 inches to accommodate shallow harbors.
On the English-built Discovery 57, everything is led and arranged so an experienced couple can easily operate the boat.
Roger Swanson, the self-described “pig farmer” from Minnesota who became one of the world’s most accomplished long-distance voyagers, passed away on Christmas Day after a tough bout with cancer. He was 81.
Argentinian navy vessel detained over U.S. “vulture fund” claim is released after international court ruling.
Two Canadian sailors are safely aboard the AMVER-participating ship SMT Bontrup after requiring medical evacuation from their 34-foot sloop 260 miles northwest of Bermuda on Wednesday, December 12, 2012.
The fallout from depleted fish stocks is complicated, but the path to recovery and the choices you can make aren’t. From our December 2012 issue.
Take a look at some powerful aerial shots of the devastated Northeastern coast, and watch a video of the BoatU.S. team on site. A Web Extra from our January 2013 issue.
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