Yachting Monthly July 2019 - what's in store
Yachting Monthly
Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 410
Is there a serious cruiser behind the new Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 410's bold looks? Graham Snook went to find out
Jonty Pearce: A time to chill
Jonty Pearce reflects on why it is so important to make time to relax, as he enjoys a lazy passage close to home
Golden Globe Race: Azores rendezvous for Tapio Lehtinen
With just over a 1,000 miles left until he finishes his Golden Globe Race, skipper Tapio Lehtinen has rendezvoused at sea with a team from the self-steering firm, Windpilot
Take the stress out of sailing shorthanded: berthing, anchoring & picking up a buoy
Once underway, coping without crew isn't too hard but manoeuvres can be tricky. Professional skipper Simon Phillips shares his shorthanded experience
Entry opens for Panerai British Classic Week
Organised by the British Classic Yacht Club, the Panerai British Classic Week will see racing in the Solent in July
Countdown to Poole Harbour Boat Show
Billed as the biggest free to attend boat show on the south coast, the Poole Harbour Boat Show will be opened by 2020 Vendée Globe skipper Pip Hare
Stoke Gabriel, Devon
This quintessential English village on the River Dart in Devon offers an anchorage with excellent shelter, says Ken Endean
‘Powerful and inspirational’ Maiden documentary
The story of Tracy Edwards’ Maiden campaign in the 1989-90 Whitbread round the world Race still astonishes 30 years on, reports Katy Stickland
Golden Globe Race: Investigation into causes of dismastings in 2018-19
Golden Globe Race organisers have released a report by Sir Robin Knox-Johnston into the knockdowns, and in some cases, dismastings, sustained by the fleet in the 2018/19 edition