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Watch the final seconds of Emirates Team New Zealand's America's Cup winning race, and interviews with Peter Burling and Grant Dalton.
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Some great insights by former America's Cup sailor Andy Green into the very different personalities of Emirates Team New Zealand winning skipper Peter Burling and Oracle Team USA skipper Jimmy Spithill.
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What's made Emirates Team New Zealand the faster America's Cup boat, and could the AC50 formula be improved?
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Volvo Ocean Race veteran Stuart Bannatyne talks to Toby about helming the eldest J Class Shamrock against the largest J fleet ever - and how it compares with modern America's Cup and other racing formats.
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Yachting World's Toby Hodges was onboard Shamrock V for a momentous day in the near nine decade history of the J Class, as seven Js raced fro the first time ever.
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Andy Claughton of Land Rover BAR talks to Elaine Bunting about Emirates Team New Zealand's capsize, talks about control systems on the AC50s and the developments in play.
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A first walkthrough of the new Catana 53 from La Grande Motte multihull show 2017.
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A first walkthrough of La Rochelle based Neel Trimarans new 51ft cruising trimaran from La Grande Motte multihull show 2017.
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The Neel 51 may have turned plenty of heads at La Grande-Motte boat show in April, but can three hull...
A walkaround of Hanse's bold flagship, the 675, from the Dusseldorf Boatshow 2017
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Watch our unique footage of sailing the 1934-built J Class Endeavour. Yachting World's Toby Hodges had the chance to sail her and takes a look around
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How do you get the best out of a cruising cat downwind and how do you gybe safely? Multihull expert Nigel Irens explains
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Why don’t cruising cats sail very well to windward? Nigel Irens explains and has some tips on how to get more out of a cruising catamaran upwind
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Catamarans have many advantages over monohulls when it comes to sitting at anchor or on a mooring. In particular, their shallower draft means that you can get closer to shore and often in less crowded areas. But there are also tips and tricks to carrying out the exercise aboard a boat that has more ...
Having left the harbour for the first time, taking a few minutes to find out how the cat handles in the safety of open water will make life much easier when you come to berth in a new, unknown and possibly smaller harbour. Plus, Nigel Irens demonstrates his preferred way of coming alongside.
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The view from the cockpit of a cruising catamaran as you prepare to leave the dock for the first time can be intimidating. But as multihull guru Nigel Irens explains, there are a few simple tips to help you get away cleanly with your pride and insurance excess intact.
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Dan Bower's advice on catching a fish for your supper is the last in our series of Bluewater Sailing Techniques
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It's one of the great pleasures of cruising to explore the element below you. Dan Bower considers the practicalities of going underwater
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Yachting World looks at the features that go into a bluewater cruiser by sailing the new Discovery 58 to Jersey. See the full report on our website, available here
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A major part of your cruising lifestyle will be spent using your tender. In many of the cruising areas in the tropics, marinas are few and far between, so you will be reliant on a good sturdy dinghy for multiple shore runs. In this episode Em Bower considers choice of tender, stowage and the ways in...
Choosing a watch system and routine that works for your crew numbers is key to an enjoyable passage. How should you plan it, what should you take into account, and what are the best ways of preparing for and running night watches. Expert skipper Dan Bower takes us through how best to run things on b...
Yachting World tests the new Gunboat 55 – arguably the coolest, most versatile fast cruising cat in the world. For the full report and further pictures click here
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We show you the best way to stop a boat quickly under downwind sails and remain close to the casualty so you can ensure a speedy and safe recovery.
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What would you do if someone fell overboard when the spinnaker was flying for a long downwind passage, with foreguy and afterguy fixing the pole in place and few crew on deck? Here we show you the quickest, easiest way back – potentially a real lifesaver.
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Yachting World video showing our trial onboard the spaceship that is the Rapier 550 – an innovative new British cruising catamaran with sailing systems inside. Does it work? The full report and conclusions featured in Yachting World November 2014 issue. Read it online here
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