Yachts & Yachting magazine

Since 1947 Yachts & Yachting has been famed for its excellent coverage of all aspects of racing, from local dinghy and keelboat events to the heights of the Olympic Games, America's Cup and Volvo Ocean Race. As well as the top end events, each issue is full of vital information, including technique and tips from some of the best coaches in the sport, interviews and profiles, kit and equipment guides, as well as tests of the latest new boats.

Skipper’s View • SAILING IS BY DEFINITION AN EXTREMELY ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY SPORT BUT THERE REMAINS MUCH WORK TO BE DONE

CONTRIBUTORS

Sailing Today

Ice to meet you

Sailing bids to get back into Paralympics for 2028 Games

Cowes Week discounted entries open

Vote for the Club of the Year

NEWS BRIEFS

Davey & Co to create unique BYA trophies

New boss for RYA

Dinghy Show tickets on sale

Middle Sea row over moved finish line

Tributes paid to Round Britain sailor

Louis Burton dismasted in Transat

RICHARD DOVE, BOATLIFE

Maxi bliss

New boats • DESIGNS LAUNCHES PROJECTS

Paul Heiney • Paul celebrates the magic that is the Fray Bentos pie. One part dog food, one part anaemic pastry which undergoes a magical transformation when baked - or does it?

Andy Rice • One world class sailor is speaking out with hopes of raising awareness about the dangers of compromising health in our sport

Andi Robertson • Can the debate surrounding the Middle Sea Race be resolved? Unlikely, but closure is needed for the good of the sport

Better late than never • A sailing trip around Britain is not to be sniffed at, yet Derek Hathaway opted to add to the challenge by doing it singlehanded in his 70th year

Dual mission • As the Transat Jacques Vabre got underway, we spoke to 11th Hour Racing’s Charlie Enright about sailing to win and inspiring change for the good of the planet

DRAMATIC START

Tom Cunliffe • A defective winch on a bareboating holiday in the Caribbean highlighted the value of a good toolkit - while even a bad one is worse than none at all

Go with the floe • The Gulf Stream in slowing down but analysis and data collection on the impact remains limited. Sam Turpin joined a group of sailors who headed north to help in the gathering of essential information on what is going on

ABOUT THE BOAT

ABOUT THE PROJECT

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Salona ranger • The Salona 46 offers a performance cruiser with good looks and quality features at a very good price. Is it too good to be true? Graham Snook tests her to find out

GRAHAM’S VERDICT

THE SPEC

ALTERNATIVE BOATS

Super stars • Georgie Corlett-Pitt joins an elite line-up at the TP52 Worlds to find out just what it takes to race at grand prix level in the 52 Super Series

Leading the way in sustainability

WHITEHAVEN, CUMBRIA LONGITUDE 54°33.18`N LATITUDE 03°35.82`W • Tucked away in a quiet corner of west Cumberland, Whitehaven Marina offers excellent shelter and good access to a hugely rewarding cruising ground, as Sam Jefferson discovers

FACTFILE WHITEHAVEN MARINA

CRUISING GROUNDS • With the Irish Sea beckoning, there’s plenty to please even the more intrepid cruiser

Green Power • Someone altogether less serious than Kermit the Frog stated recently that it isn’t easy being green. Yet things are getting better as Sam Fortescue discovers

TEXTILE PV

CASE STUDY: SOLBIAN SOLAR PANELS

LOW-COST WIND

CASE STUDY: IOLA FORTUNA ISLAND SPIRIT 400 CAT

ELECTRIC TENDER

BUILT-IN HYDROGENERATION

Room to tack • Mark Rushall gives a coach’s view on some common scenarios

COACH SAYS: KNOW THE HAND...