Okay. We knew we could count on you, community of sea lovers who follow us every day. But you have outdone yourselves. Two days ago we asked you to send us your sailing photos: well, you have sent us more […]
Your sailing photos, your beautiful stories. Keep sending them to us! Read More »
Participating in VELA Cups is great, but it’s even better to win them! Fortunately, at Italy’s most beautiful and fun racing circuit, almost all crews are rewarded! You don’t just win for the best performance at sea, but also for
Rain of prizes at the VELA Cup. And (almost) everyone wins Read More »
The big day has also arrived for Ambrogio Beccaria, following Francesca Clapcich‘s announcement: this time it is the Milanese sailor’s turn to kick off his Imoca 60 project , destination Vendée Globe 2028. It will be called Allagrande Mapei Racing,
Ambrogio Beccaria on the attack in the Vendée Globe with the Imoca 60 Allagrande Mapei Read More »
There are new blocks for your boat-cruising and racing, small or large-that work differently depending on the load (whether dynamic or static) they face. Ronstan makes them; here’s what they look like. Ronstan Core Blocks, how the new blocks work
How Ronstan’s new two-stage Core Blocks work Read More »
We promised to reveal to you, hand by hand, all the initiatives to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Journal of Sailing. After telling you about the big party to which you are all invited, and after opening our historical
Send us your sailing photo and make history with GdV! Read More »
There is great news at the VELA Cup 2025: the “Seeking/Offering Boarding” service is now active for all seven legs of the circuit! Whether you are an owner looking for a crew, a novice skipper wishing to complete your team
How to participate in VELA Cup 2025 even without a boat or crew Read More »
The bombshell had been in the air for a few weeks now, and now it has finally exploded: the 2027 America’s Cup will not be held in Auckland. A vitriolic press release made official the break between Team New Zealand
The landscape relating to Classic Bo ats-that is, production boats over 25 years old and launched since 1967-is a vast and ever-expanding one, made up of hulls of all shapes and sizes and, perhaps, not as easily “navigable” as one
USED Classic Boat. Five Swedish boats not to be underestimated (9-14 m) Read More »
