Lake Traunsee, Austria, at the RC 44 Austria Cup BMW ORACLE Racing sailed by Larry Ellison and Russell Coutts is currently leading the competition. Photo: Gilles Marin-Raget/BMW Oracle Racing
BMW ORACLE Racing - USA Victory Tourt
International Scuttlebutt
The America's Cup
January 22, Key West 2010 with Southwest Boats & Skippers listed
Le Tigre G Darden/R Hillard (Ft Worth, TX) wins J80 Class . . . !Hydroptere 4 breaks the nautical mile record with a speed of 50.17 knots - November 12, 2009
Video from the 2009 Southwest International In Water Boat Show, Southeast Houston, TX
Weather for Mariners and LandlubbersWorldwide, Galveston Bay, TX., Western Gulf of Mexico, Port of Tampa, Ports of Los Angeles
& Long Beach, U.S.Navy's Fleet Numerical Meteorology & Oceanographic Center
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Yacht & Boat Clubs in Southwest & South
USCG Helicopter Rescue Instructional Video - essential for sailors venturing offshore
2009 Genesta J-22 North American Championship, Dallas, TX
Click for BMW ORACLE Racing Technology Video
Mike Perham's attempt to be the world's youngest
single-handed round the world yachtsmanThe North-Atlantic in 3 days 15hr 25m, 4s for the Maxi-Trimaran Banque Populaire V Pascal Bidegorry
Houston Yacht Club, July 4th. Cardboard Boat Race -- Video
iShares Cup (with Video), Extreme 40 Sailing Series, Venice, May 14-17, 2009
Turnback Canyon Regatta, May 23-24, 2009
A DYI Mast raising system for trailerable sailboats - April 09
What is the future for IMOCA and Vendée Globe boats? April 12, 2009
November 2008 - Melges 20 Test Sails on Clear Lake, Houston, Texas
Hydroplaning Moth Dinghies
Sailboat Handicap Rating Systems - Part One
Sailboat Handicap Rating Systems - Part Two
The Cutting Edge of Yacht Design Today
Columbus Ships - Up-dated
We Are The Crew of the Elissa
Experience the ambiance of sailing aboard the Elissa on the Gulf of Mexico
Links to other Sailing Sites
How Good Are your Boat's Running Lights?
Racing on Galveston Bay, Texas
Sail Theory - how a sail works
Book Reviews
Maritime History
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