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Editorial content covers the total sailing experience, featuring articles on coastal and blue-water cruising, trailer-sailing, racing, multihulls and monohulls, daysailing, one-design racing, and much more.

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On the Wing

Buckle Up • A Virginia couple puts their learning curve on overdrive with a transatlantic shakedown.

Bring on the Racing! • American Sailing acquires North U.

A Little Payback • A Long Island foundation provides scholarships and boats to help kids learn to sail.

At the Helm: Close Encounter • A near miss while mooring provides some lessons in close quarters maneuvering.

Latest Arrivals • The Ocean Race heads to Newport for its only U.S. stopover.

CRUISING TIPS

Brand New Plus Tried and True • Brand New Plus Tried & True

Close Call in the Sea of Cortez • One minute her husband was pulling in a nice fish, the next he was overboard.

Neel 43 • And now, for something different, fast, and fun.

Hallberg-Rassy 400 • This cruiser seamlessly blends contemporary design with proven bluewater experience.

Beauty in the Rough • Rugged, windy, and wild, the Cabo Verde islands prove to be an unforgettable stop.

Sailing With the Boy • ADVENTURING SOLO WAS HER JOY. HOW WOULD THAT FIT ON A TWO-MONTH CRUISE WITH HER TEENAGE SON?

Goin’ Up the Country • THE RACE TO ALASKA IS COLD, WET, AND SLIGHTLY CRAZY. FOR ONE TEAM, IT TOOK A WEIRD MIX OF VEGEMITE, SKILL, LUCK, AND BUDDHA TO MAKE IT ALL THE WAY.

Let it Rain • A simple rain catchment system means plan B for freshwater is always in place.

Weather Window: Forecast Models • Understanding forecast models and their limitations can make you a safer sailor.

Red Tape at Morning, Sailor Take Warning… • In some places, bureaucracy and logistics can be the toughest part of a charter.

Salt in Her Veins • Born and raised in the sailing world, Melanie Neale is a true-blue friend and mentor.