Mother Nature played a significant role in day five’s sailing competition. Heavy winds and brackish waters enveloped Guanabara Bay on Olympic Day 5. Several […]
Heavy Wind Leads To Delays On Day Five Of Olympic Sailing
Sailing Legend Derek Hatfield Dies Suddenly At 63
Derek Hatfield, a sailing legend who cast fear to the wind to become the first Canadian to complete two solo around-the-world voyages, has died suddenly at […]
USA’s National Sailing Hall of Fame Announces 2016 Inductees
The National Sailing Hall of Fame (NSHOF) today announced the nine people who will make up its 2016 class of inductees. The 2016 inductees are America’s […]
North Sea, Netherlands: The Ocean Cleanup Unveils First Prototype
The Ocean Cleanup, the Dutch foundation developing advanced technologies to rid the oceans of plastic, today unveiled its North Sea prototype. When installed later this week, […]
Couple’s Seven Year Voyage Around the World Comes to an End in Portland, Maine
They’re ready for a sea change, but Jack and Zdenka Griswold wonder: What’s next? Jack and Zdenka Griswold had a bit of a conundrum on their […]
Comanche Sets Bermuda Race Record
Comanche has set a Newport Bermuda Race record celebrating her line honours victory in the 50th Thrash to the Onion Patch, Newport Bermuda 2016. Jim and Kristy […]
Noah’s Ark Crashes Into Coast Guard Vessel
You read that right. A 230 foot long replica of Noah’s Ark collided with a Norwegian Coast Guard vessel as it arrived in Oslo, Norway on […]
Donna Lange Completes Second Solo Sail Around the World at the End of This Month
When Donna Lange brings her boat to the Herreshoff Museum dock in Bristol, RI, at the end of this month (May 2016) she will have sailed […]
CAPTAIN’S LOG | APRIL 2016
BWS Turns 20| It is hard to believe that 20 years have passed since Rosie and I, with the help of our two sons Si and […]
CURRENT ISSUE | APRIL 2016
16 Biewenga Offshore Doublehanding for the Distance by Bill Biewenga 24 Living Aboard San Blas Islands When you get a chance to visit the San Blas […]