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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
2026 Flying Scot North American Champs
Storm systems plagued 53 teams at the 2026 Flying Scot North American Championship on Lake Ray Hubbard in Heath, TX. Four races were completed on June 11-13 wit
It’s not a sport, it’s a discipline
Olympic sports are regularly reviewed for future inclusion, with World Sailing doing everything in its power to retain Sailing’s ten medal events. But how
Perpetuating the past can be good
The America’s Cup is just another regatta without its rich history, and the biennial Newport Bermuda Race also thrives because of it. Perpetuating the pas
I’m not asking for perfection
Digital Creator Johny Hilbrant brings his satirical outlook to boating: To the Membership Committee at Nantucket Yacht Club Nantucket, Massachusetts Dear Commit
Callahan/Davis claim Snipe US Nationals
Justin Callahan and Trevor Davis won the Snipe US National Championship on June 11-14 in Annapolis, MD. After four days of challenging conditions, they clinched
This was really like coming home
What’s interesting about high performance sailing is that equipment doesn’t stand still. Clever people keep pushing forward, but this progression had dire conse
IOC rejects crossover sports for now
The idea occasionally resurfaces – what if iceboating was in the Olympics? With Sailing as a founding Olympic sport, it is not such a wild thought for bot
Thirty years later: Michael Blackburn
To celebrate the 30th anniversary for the ILCA making its Olympic debut at the Atlanta 1996 Olympic Games, the Class organization is sharing stories from Olympi
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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.
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