#yacht racing

Is the America’s Cup more about engineering hype than real sailing skill?

Is "traditional seamanship" dying, or are old-school sailors just gatekeeping the sport?

Is sail design sacrificing durability for speed, and are the latest materials just marketing hype for racers?

Does modern sail trim technology ruin the art of traditional seamanship?

Is the America’s Cup anything more than a billionaire’s ego contest at this point?

Does paying for a premium sail maker actually make you faster, or is it just a flex?

Should sailing skills matter more than gear, or is buying the best boat actually winning?

Would you switch from a full keel to a fin keel if it meant better upwind performance?