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Today brought some more breeze and more confrontations on the starting line and turning marks! A camera at the end of the boom of one boat and one from a power boat bring you the highlights.

DEPOIS DA VELEJADA, E UM BELO CHURRASCO A FAMILIA SE DIVERTE NO CATAMARAN ACONCAGUA NO MEIO DA LAGOA

Amel 54 Alma Libre Too in Aigina

The first Dufour 310 Grand Large sailing test in La Spezia (Italy) New pictures at http://www.dufour-yachts.com/sailing/yachts/grand-large/310

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A bit more breeze from the North piped into Biscayne Bay to see the Stars off on their first start attempt! A new leader surfaced veteran of the regatta, Lars Grael holds the overall lead.

Bora Gulari, two-time Moth World Champion, reveals to Bill Goggins, his go-fast secrets, the importance of the help of friends, the lessons of heroes and future goals. Recorded November 2013, a transcript of this interview appeared in the February 2014 edition of Seahorse magazine.

Learn about sails. What they do and what the parts of a sail are called. Then impress your friends in the bar with technical sail talk :)

Are you learning to sail? Sailing has lots of technical names for every part of the boat and rigging. At first this all seems daunting to get to grips with, but we recommend you do. Understanding what all the parts are called really helps in communication between helm and crew particularly in hectic times. It is worth taking the time to understand and learn all the key names. This video will help you to identify the key parts of a boat and rigging as you learn how to sail.

How to sail - Know your boat. In this video you will learn all the key names of the parts of the boat to help you as you learn to sail

Knots are important to understand as you learn to sail. The figure of eight is one of the knots used to tie on the end of a line to stop it from pulling free of a cleat or fairlead. Probably the easiest knot of all to tie it is an effective security lock on a windy day to stop you losing any control line or sheet breaking free. As you learn how to sail practice how to tie a knot.

The reef knot or square knot as known in the US is the knot to use when you want to tie two pieces of equal thickness rope together. Do not mistake this with the granny knot which is the worst knot in the world, the reef knot is easy to tie and untie and performs well under load.