Seasoned offshore sailor Robin Davie has made contact. It follows an all ships alert for the solo skipper after he was reported overdue on a 300 miles passage from France…
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What could a no-deal Brexit mean for UK cruisers?
The Cruising Association considers what a no-deal Brexit might mean for UK sailors
Philippe Peche: ‘The boat wiped out and my Golden Globe Race was over’
In what was to be the last race of his offshore career, Philippe Péché's inaugural Golden Globe attempt was thwarted by storms and steerage issues
Do I set off – or not?
James Stevens answers your questions of seamanship - this month, with increasing headwinds forecast is it best to leave now or wait for a better forecast?
Golden Globe Race: Istvan Kopar conquers Cape Horn
American-Hungarian Golden Globe Race skipper Istvan Kopar has now rounded Cape Horn, and is currently in fourth place
February 2019 issue – out now
SAILING SKILLS Smart navigation With reliable electronics, are paper charts still necessary? Trailer sailing Sail wherever and whenever you want with a boat you can take by road Skippers Tips…
Smarter sailing – Editor’s letter, February 2019
Smarter sailing ... the editor's welcome to the February issue of Yachting Monthly
Video: Trailer sailing made easy
Not even Alex Thompson aboard his Hugo Boss rocket ship can sail to windward at 60 miles an hour. As we all know, getting to your chosen cruising ground can…
To continue on a cross-Channel trip or not?
James Stevens answers your Questions of Seamanship. This issue - should the skipper continue his passage to France with inexperienced, seasick crew or divert to Poole?
Golden Globe Race: Uku Randmaa rounds Cape Horn
Uku Randmaa is the third Golden Globe Race skipper to round the iconic landmark