Oasis 34M embodies a way of living at sea shaped by openness, freedom and a close connection to the water. At her heart, the Oasis Deck® creates a seamless continuity between life on board and the sea. Discover Oasis 34M at the Cannes Yachting Festival, from 8 to 13 September 2026 https://benettiyachts.com/yachts/oasis/oasis-34m/

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Immer wieder zuviel Luv oder Lee Krängung fürht irgendwann zum Sonnenschuß.

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Mark Hartley doing the first sails in the new Hartley Boats Contender, built in Derby in the UK http://www.hartleyboats.com/index.php?id=268

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Why is wind speed measured in knots at sea? Because knots are the standard unit of speed in marine navigation. A knot equals one nautical mile per hour, so wind speed, boat speed, and current can all be measured and compared using the same system. That matters on the water. Sailors are constantly evaluating how the wind, current, and vessel are interacting, and using one common unit keeps those numbers directly comparable. It also ties wind speed into the same nautical-mile system used on marine charts and in navigation. Wind could be measured in miles per hour. At sea, knots simply make more sense.

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see more at: https://www.ratherbe.com/center/sailing

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Find out all you need to know about the Formula Kite class, making its debut in the sailing competition at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

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