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Does Coaching Actually Work? (First Solo Test)
Does coaching actually work on a catamaran? Video Analysis. After 4 days of coaching on the Hobie 16, Tarek heads out for his first ever solo session… and this is what happens. This video is a full breakdown of a real beginner/improver sailor going out alone for the first time — with commentary o...
Powering Up Our Dream (FOR THE FIRST TIME!) ⚡️
Watch the full episode here: Our latest episode features a pretttty huge milestone 🤯 After the last weeks spent crammed in the forward tech space tinkering away, we're ready to put some power in the system and see if we can bring our Combi electric motor to life! This is a crazy moment that l...
Global Speed Stick 2026 – Fastest So Far
The Global Speed Stick competition is the sailboat challenge that is running all day, every day in every sailing location in the world. It's a great way of measuring you progress and giving your sailing sessions more focus. If you want to get on the leaderboard: Take a GPS device with you w...
How to Sail Faster on a Catamaran (3 Stages That Actually Work) | Q+A
How do you make a catamaran go faster without losing control? In this Joyrider TV Live Q+A, Joe breaks down the three stages of sailing faster, from the first safe steps into higher speed sailing through to full-send performance sailing on a beach cat. This session is packed with practical catamara...
Catamaran Ropework – What You Actually Need
This is the ropework you actually use. Not every knot. Not theory for the sake of it. Just what works — and where to use it. In this module, we cover the ropework that underpins everything on a catamaran. The knots you’ll use all the time How those knots fit into real setups How to build systems ...
This Tiny Room Controls Our Entire Boat 😲
Watch the full episode here: Ahoyyyy Delos Tribe! The nerd-fest continues in this week's episode, but we're taking a slightly different direction in this one. In the previous few episodes it's been all about the tech and what it's capable of, but in this video we're more f...
What is a Dart 18 Catamaran
The Dart 18 is one of the most successful one-design catamarans ever built, with over 8,000 boats produced worldwide and strong fleets still racing today across the UK and Europe. ➡️ sail area should read: Main 12.92, Jib 3.16m Originally designed in 1978 by Rodney March, the Dart 18 was created ...
The Craziest Batteries We’ve EVER SEEN 🤯
Watch the full episode here: Ahoy Delos Tribe! This week’s episode is all about something that will quite literally become the heart of Delos 2.0… our batteries! After too many late nights going down every electrical rabbit hole you can imagine, we came across a company here in Australia doing som...
More Catamaran Sailors. Stronger Classes. Here’s How.
More exposure → more sailors → stronger classes. We’re launching something new… and it’s going to bring more exposure to catamaran sailing, if you get onboard. . Welcome to Joyrider Worldwide. Filmed while fully sending it on a Hobie 16 in Egypt, this video explains: • What Joyrider Worldwide is ...
What is a Hobie Wave Catamaran
The **Hobie Wave** is one of the most successful beginner catamarans ever built and has introduced thousands of sailors to multihull sailing. First launched in **1994**, the Hobie Wave was designed by **Morrelli & Melvin** to be simple, durable and easy to sail. With its rotomoulded polyethylen...
Mainsail twist? Downwind in too much wind? Dealing with gusty winds? Q+A Live – Catamaran Sailing
Got questions about your catamaran sailing, boat setup, or maintenance? You’re in the right place. Every week we go live to talk all things beach catamaran — from Hobie 16s to Tornados, Nacras to MiniCats, and everything in between. Whether you’re struggling with tacking in strong wind, downhaul tun...
Why We Need To CLOSE UP THE BOAT?
Watch the full episode here: If you've been following along with the previous two episodes, you know that we're DEEP into the project of installing the windows. All the salon windows and hatches are in, and now all that's left to do is the hull port lights (the windows that are insi...
What is a Hobie 18 Catamaran
The Hobie 18 is one of the most important performance beach catamarans ever built. Introduced in 1977, the Hobie 18 arrived just as beach cat racing was exploding worldwide and quickly became the serious racing step up from the legendary Hobie 16. In this Boat Explainer episode from Joyrider TV, we...
Reading the Wind: Spotting Gusts, Wind Shifts & Sail Feedback | Catamaran Sailing Tips
In this module of the Joyrider Classroom series we take a deep dive into reading the wind and understanding the signals available to you while sailing a catamaran. Many sailors are looking at the water, the telltales and the wind indicators, but are not always fully understanding what those signals...
Most Boats Don’t Have This Many 😮
Watch the full episode here: This week's episode is all about HATCHES, and this is a day we've been looking forward to for quite some time. There are a lot of special details on the boat that will really make her stand out, but this is one in particular that we are beyond stoked about, a...
What is a Nacra Inter 20 Catamaran
Nacra Inter 20 – One of the Most Powerful Production Beach Cats Ever Built The Nacra Inter 20 is a 20-foot high-performance racing catamaran designed by Morrelli & Melvin and built by Performance Catamarans in California between 1998 and 2001. Originally developed with the emerging Formula 20 c...
Build your own low budget trolley – and other catamaran sailing topics: Q+A Live
Got questions about your catamaran sailing, boat setup, or maintenance? You’re in the right place. Every week we go live to talk all things beach catamaran — from Hobie 16s to Tornados, Nacras to MiniCats, and everything in between. Whether you’re struggling with tacking in strong wind, downhaul tun...
Building Confident Crew 16.1 The Fundamentals
In this chapter of the Joyrider Classroom series, we introduce the key concepts behind taking a new crew sailing and building confident sailors from day one. Taking someone out for their first sail is a privilege — and a responsibility. Whether it’s a friend, family member, club member, or future r...
What is a Hobie 17 Catamaran
The Hobie 17 is one of the most radical single-handed beach catamarans ever built. Designed in 1985 with integrated hiking wings, daggerboards, and a powerful fully battened mainsail, it became known as a true heavy-air weapon. Built for serious racing, not cruising — the Hobie 17 rewards technique...
Catamaran Maintenance: Keep Your Boat Fast and Reliable
In this chapter of the Joyrider Classroom maintenance module, we look at why regular catamaran maintenance is so important. A well-maintained boat is safer, more reliable, faster, and far more enjoyable to sail. Salt water, UV exposure, sand, shock loads, and moving parts are constantly working aga...
We’ve Never Seen This Done Before 😮
Watch the full episode here: We've got a suuuuper exciting project for ya in this week's episode...We're diving into our dinghy lifting system! And I think we've come up with something super convenient, very sexy, and quite different than anything we've seen on any other ...
What is an A-Class Catamaran
The A-Class catamaran is one of the fastest and most technically advanced single-handed sailing boats ever built. First founded in 1956 as a development class, the A-Class has been at the cutting edge of catamaran design for decades. Many of the innovations now seen across modern catamarans started...
Inside the F18 World Championship 2026
The 2026 Formula 18 World Championship delivered one of the most exciting high-performance catamaran regattas of the year. Held at Jervoise Bay in Western Australia, the fleet faced strong sea-breeze conditions, fast reaching legs, and physically demanding racing all week. With 74 boats from five c...