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Down to business

After building successful one-off prototypes for the AC40 and HSV chase boat, McConaghy has now ...

All the best bits

Elegance is a major preoccupation for the top brass at Nautor and when they began to design their ...

Front of house

The vibrant (and growing) shorthanded racing community in the UK has a plan for further growth, ...

Give yourself a break

The Caribbean regatta season offers plenty of scope for all sorts of sailors Every season, the ...

Some daysailer!

The German shipyard YYachts launches a rather different new project together with Cossutti Yacht ...

Just the job

Harken AirWinch 180: Born out of a long love affair with the RC44 class The RC44 class has ...

Polish the tooling

Credit is due, once again, to Alegre owner Andy Soriano. In summer 2017 he was first to commit to ...

Unravelling the mystique

A-sail design principles are often misunderstood. Top sailmakers explain… To explain the ...

Seahorse Sailor of the Month

NOVEMBER'S NOMINEES
	TRACY EDWARDS (GBR) There’ve been highs and lows but over 35+ years of putting together ‘impossible’ projects we would argue there have been far more of the former. No one else ever begged, stole, borrowed then begged again to get an all-girl crew into a grand prix round the world race. And in more recent years, tracking down Maiden, getting her home and fixed up, assembling another all-girl crew to sail around the world… this time impressively multi-cultural. It’s quite a CV
	HAP FAUTH (USA) September 2023 was good enough, but there was a common thread running through Bella Mente’s Maxi World’s victory and the first class performance of NYYC American Magic in Spain – Hap Fauth has the top role in both programmes. It was seven years since Fauth’s previous Maxi title but he kept his team plugging away even as the newer designs started to make some of the regattas less than fun. And Magic is looking good too… really, really good, we reckon

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OCTOBER'S WINNER

BETSY ALISON (USA)
‘Betsy is the ultimate sailor and coach, always positive in the face of adversity, focusing on solutions not problems!’ – Brian Todd; ‘I sailed both with and against Betsy and she is one of the fiercest competitors I know, I wasn’t at all surprised she won a(nother) world championship even after such a horrible year. Go, Bets!’ – Carol Cronin; ‘What she went through, it is a miracle to walk with crutches let alone win a dinghy world title’ – Amy Close; ‘Go, go, Bets!!!!’ – Moose McClintock.
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