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Sailing is changing… do you like it?
Is modern racing starting to look more like checkers than chess? Is something being lost in the pursuit of frenetic, high-speed thrills and spills? Lu Heikell a
Race against time for SailGP Halifax
The three-boat collision during New York Sail Grand Prix damaged hulls, foils, and structural components, with only three weeks to complete repairs for the next
West Marine closures, payoffs revealed
West Marine, the largest marine retailer in the USA, filed for bankruptcy on May 17, 2026. Here are some recent updates: • Court documents show that West Marine
Eight Bells: Charlie Dalin
French offshore champion Charlie Dalin, winner of the 2025 Vendée Globe, died on June 11, 2026. He was 42 years of age and had been battling a gastrointestinal
Curmudgeon’s Observation
I wonder if film directors wake up screaming “CUT! CUT! CUT!” when they have nightmares. Providing “insight” since 1997, the Curmudgeon’s Observatio
Behind the Scenes, June 2026
The walls of Scuttlebutt HQ include the Ultimate Sailing calendar by Sharon Green, with this behind-the-scenes story by Sharon detailing the June 2026 images. T
Not something to be taken lightly
Held biennially since 1906, the history that precedes the 2027 Transpac Race is key as teams begin their preparation for the 2,225-nautical-mile course across t
People that go above and beyond
There are reasons why one design classes thrive, and critical is the people. Amanda Callahan, Head Coach at Roger Williams University and USA representative at
World peace through sailing
Latitude 38 publisher John Arndt started Summer Sailstice in 2001 after years of dreaming about a celebration that would grow sailing. He saw participation in s
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Williamsburg, Virginia sits at the heart of one of the East Coast's most storied boating regions. With the James River to the south and the York River to the north, local boaters enjoy easy access to miles of tidal waterways, from quiet creeks perfect for kayaking to wide-open stretches ideal for sailing and powerboating.
Just downstream, both rivers empty into the magnificent Chesapeake Bay — offering world-class fishing, cruising, and water sports. Whether you're launching from Chickahominy Riverfront Park, docking at a York River marina, or heading out for a day on the Bay, BoatBurg.com is your daily source for Williamsburg boating news, marina guides, and gear recommendations.
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