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The Mother of All Maritime Links
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Sailboat Racing & Classes:: The 8mR Yacht Spazzo; The 29er North American Web Site; The 1792 Sports Boat (New Irish one-design racer); A 1984 Olympic Yachting Retrospective; The 1999-2000 America's Cup Regatta in Cartoons; 5000 Times (The Laser 5000 racing dinghy page); The American Y-Flyer Yacht Racing Association; AmericaOne Challenging for America's Cup^™ XXX in Auckland, New Zealand; America's Cup 2000 (News and views on the Cup in New Zealand); The America's Cup^™ 2000 Official Site; The America's Cup^™ Free Press; The America's Cup Global Information Service (ACGIS); The America's Cup Jubilee Regatta (For America's Cup racers of all vintages and other large boats, August 16-26, 2001, Cowes, England); The America’s Cup Museum (1983) (Halls Head, Western Australia); Angelo Mascaro's Illustrated Sailboat Class Directory; Around in Ten (Around the world race for 10' boats)
Artemis Ocean Racing (Scottish ocean racing team): Atlantic Challenge (International rowing/sailing/seamanship contest using replicas of the French "Bantry Bay" gig); The Australian 18 Footers League (18 Foot Skiffs); The Australian 470 Class Association; The Australian Gemini and Glyder Association (Catamarans); The Australian Gwen 12 Dinghy Page; The Australian Historical Sailing Skiff Association (Building and racing replicas and restoring existing boats to sailing condition); The Australian NS14 Association; The Australian Puddle Duck Racer Page (PDR, a restricted development class of 8' scows); The Banshee Class Page; The Barmouth To Fort William Three Peaks Yacht Race; The Battle of Amsterdam (Aug. 30 - Sep. 1 Put the world and Olympic champion sailors in one-design mini-yachts on a canal right in the middle of Amsterdam and switch on a bunch of high powered wind generators! To be cybercast); The Blackwater Yacht Racing Association (Smith Mountain Lake, Virginia); Blind Sailing International (The governing body for competitive international sailing for persons who are blind or visually impaired); The Bluenose Class Sloop; BMW Oracle Racing (America's Cup challenger); Bob Escoffier (Skipper of Adecco Etoile Horizon in the 2002 Route du Rhum); The Bowman's Union; The Brass Monkey Twilight Sailing Series (Weekly races through the winter on the Broadwater, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia); The Brazilian Daysailer Class Association; Bringing back the M Class (Home of the New Universal Rule of Measurement); The British 12 Square Metre Sharpie Association; The Bullseye Class Association; The Byte Class International Association; The Cal 20 Class Association; The Cal Sailing Club Reference Library; The Canadian Albacore Association; Canadian Dart Association (18' catamaran); The Canadian Olympic-Training Regatta, Kingston (CORK, Kingston, Ontario); The Canadian Wayfarer Association; The Canadian Yachting Association; The Canadian Yachting Association Disabled Racing Page; The Canterbury R Class Skiff Squadron (New Zealand); The Cape Cod Frosty Class Association; The Caravelle Association; The Catalina 22 National Sailing Association (US); The Catalina 25/250 & Capri 25 International Association; The Catalina 320 National Association; The Catalina Assocation; Chas's Scottish Racing Page; The Chesapeake 20 Association; The Chesapeake Bay Alberg 30 One-Design Association (Open to Alberg 30 owners anywhere); The Chicago Tartan 10 Racing fleet; The CHIUU-Team Page; The Chrysler Buccaneer 18 Class Association; The CL-16 Sailing Class Association; The Classic and Vintage Racing Dinghy Association; The Classic and Vintage Racing Dinghy Association Bulletin Board; The Classic Moth Boat Association (CMBA); The Columbia River One Design; The Comet Class Association; The Coronado 15 North American Association; The Cortez Racing Association (Sailboat racing, San Diego); Cotuit Skiff Class Association; Course Croisière EDHEC (French race); CoutaNet ("Everything Couta online); The Danish Folkboat Club; Dan's Unofficial Laser 2 site; The Daysailer Association National Web Site; The Daysailer Home Page (O'Day and otherwise); The Deal Island Skipjack Races (Maryland); The Detroit Regional Yacht-Racing Association (DRYA); Devon Regattas (UK); The Devon Yawl Association; The Dinghy Database of Racing Classes; The Dolphin Sailing Club (A place to discuss Dolphin Sr. sailboats); The Doublehanded Sailing Association (The Double-Handed Huron Challenge and the bi-annual Double-Handed Round Lake Huron Race); The Dutch Flying Dutchman Class Organization; The Dutch Laser Class Association; The Dutch NACRA Catamaran Pages; The Eastern M-Scow District; The El Toro International Yacht Racing Association (ETIYRA); The Ensign Class Association; Enterprise, the First S-Boat Ever Built (1919); The European 18 Foot Skiff Class Association; Federação Portuguesa de Vela; The Fern Ridge Reservoir Sailing Mailing List (Near Eugene, Oregon, discussion forum, message board & crew finder); The Finnish 5 Meter Class Association; The Finnish 6 Meter Class Association; The Finnish 8 Meter Class Association; The Finnish Dragon Association; Fireball Quebec; The Firebug Class Dinghy (New Zealand based homebuilt one design); The Fish Class Association; The Fishing Bay Yacht Club Laser Fleet (Deltaville, Virginia); The Flying Eleven Sailing Association of Australia; The Flying Fifteen International Federation; Flying Scot Fleet 100 (The Pacific Northwest's Flying Scot fleet); The Flying Scot Page; The Flying Scot Sailing Association; The French 10 Square Meter International Canoe Association; The Geary 18/Flattie Coos Bay Fleet (Lakeside, Oregon); The Gentry's Chrysler Sailing Page (Dedicated to Chrysler sailboats and sailors); The German Association for Classic Yachts (Classic yacht regattas); The German Dragon Association; The German Pirat Class Association; The GP14 Class International Association; The Great Chesapeake Bay Schooner Race (October 15-18, 2008); The Gulf of Maine Ocean Racing Association; Half Ton Class Europe; The Hampton One Design Sailing Association; The Harwich High School Sailing Team (Cape Cod, Massachusetts); The Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association (Information and education on the culture of the Hawaiian sailing canoe); The Highlander International Class Association; High Performance Skiff Sailing; HitchenWorks (Distributor of pen and ink drawings of yacht racing by Paul Hitchen); Hobie Cat Fleet 100 (North Carolina); Hobie Cat Fleet 281 (Santa Rosa, California); Hobie Cat Fleet 295 (Rochester, New York, with links to other Hobie pages); IC Life in Canada (Official site of the Canadian Canoe Sailing Association); ICYRA Home Page (Intercollegiate Yacht Racing Assoc. of North America); The Interlake Sailing Class Association; The International 2.4 Meter Class Association (Single handed sit-down development class); The International 5.5 Metre Class Sailing Association; The International 8 Metre Association; The International 14 World Server; The International 49er Homepage; The International 505 Dinghy Association; The International Albacore Association; The International Blue Jay Class Association; The International Cadet Class Association; The International Catalina 27/270 Association; The International Catalina 30 Association; The International Contender Association (Catamaran); The International Dragon Association; The International Eight Meter Association; The International Europe Dinghy; The International Finn Association; The International Fireball; The International Flying Dutchman Class Organization; The International Flying Dutchman Class Association of the United States; The International Flying Junior Organisation; The International Flying Junior US Homepage (FJUS); The International Laser Class Association, North American Region; The International Lightning Class Association; The International Lightning Class, Finland District; The International Micro Cupper Class Association (IMCCA); The International Mirror Class Association of Ireland (IMCAI); International Mirror Class Association of South Africa; The International Moth Class Association of Germany; The International Naples Sabot Association; The International Nonsuch Association; The International OK Dinghy; The International Optimist Dinghy Association; The International Penguin Class Dinghy Association; International Pirat Class Association; The International Sailing Federation (ISAF, world governing authority for sailing); The International Skiff Sailing Club (ISC); The International Soling Class Association; The International Star Class Yacht Racing Association; The International Sunfish Class Association; The International Thunderbird Class Association; The International Tornado Association (Catamaran); The International Vaurien Class Association; The Irish Laser 2 Class Association; The Italian 470 Class Association; The J/35 Class Association; The J80 Sailing Page with Tons of Photos; The Japanese 470 Class Association; The Javelin Skiff (A restricted development class of single trapeze, two handed skiffs raced throughout the Antipodes); Jester (The single-handed trans-Atlantic racer and her modern namesake); The Jester Challenge (Single-handed trans-Atlantic race for yachts under 30' LOA, May 2006); The Jet-14 Homepage; The Johnson 18 Class Association; The Jolly Boat Class Association; Jussi Laaksonen's Nordic Folkboat Page; JWorld Annapolis (Sailboat racing instruction); Ken Turner's Tasar Dinghy Page; The Kenwood Cup Official Website; Klassiker Regatten Laboe (Classic boat race, every August in the Firth of Kiel, Germany); The Koh Samui International Regatta (Every May, Koh Samui, Thailand); Lake Michigan Sailboat Racing Information; Lake Union's Duck Dodge Series (A "no class race with class," Seattle); Langebaan Beach Cats (Beach catamaran racing on the west coast of South Africa); Layline Sailboat Racing Equipment; The Lido 14 International Class Association; The Living Tradition of Square Meter Yachts; LLYR (Videos of yacht racing events); The Looe Maritime Archive (Digitised artefacts, including excerpts from A. J. Pengelly's book about his experiences as a crew member on Sir Thomas Lipton's 1930 America's Cup challenger Shamrock V); The Luis Vitton America's Cup Jubilee (A race for America's Cup veterans); Mad For Sailing (Ocean racing news); The Marblehead Racing Association for One Design Sailing; Mark Wiltz's 1998 Pacific Cup Experience; The MegaByte Class Home Page; The Mercury Class Yacht Racing Association; The Merit 25 Home Page; The Merrimac Memorial Regatta (May, Portsmouth, Virginia); The Mid-Connecticut Star Fleet; The Midwest Open Racing Fleet (MORF); The Mini Transat "Classe Mini" Open 6m50 Pages (General information about the boats, designs and more); The Miracle Class Association; Mirror Dinghy Fun Sailing; The Mobility Cup (Canadian regatta for disabled sailors, August 25-29, 2008, Montreal); Moore 24 Racing; The Mumm 30 Class Association; National Class E Scow Association (NCESA); The National Dolphin Senior Class Association (NDSCA); The National Pintail Class Association; The National Sonata Class Association (UK); The National Triton Association; The New England Beetle Cat Association; The New South Wales Sabot Associations; The New York Harbor Sailing Foundation (Promoting international sailing competitions in New York Harbor); The New Zealand M-Class (18-foot restricted class racers); The New Zealand Zephyr Association; The Next Challenge (A wingsailed trimaran fitted for use by the severely handicapped to race in the 'Round Britain race); The Nordic Folkboat International Association (NFIA); The Norfolk Punt Class; The North American 6 Metre Association; The North American Fireball Homepage; The Norwegian Multihull Association (Norsk Flerskrog Seilklubb, the national class organisation for multihull sailors, including Hobie Cat); Ockam Instruments (For racing sailboats); Offshore Challenges (Short-handed sailboat racing); The Ohio Catamaran Racing Association (OCRA); The Okanagan Fleet of Puddle Duck Racers; The OK Dinghy International Association (OKDIA); The Olson 30 National Class Association; The Olympic 470 Dinghy Class Association; The Ontario Fireball Association; The Ontario Mirror Dinghy Association; The Ontario Sailing Association; Optiparts Marine Equipment (Manufacturer of spars and accessories for the Optimist dinghy); Oracle Racing (Building an American challenger for the 31st America's Cup series); The Pacific Inter-Club Yacht Association (PICYA, Northern California); The Pacific Inter-Club Yacht Association Regatta Committee (PICYA); The Pacific Northwest Merit 25 Fleet; The Pandora Association; The Paper Tiger Catamaran World Council; The Pearson Ensign; The Pelican Sailboats Mailing List (Discussion of all things related to the Bill Short design); The Phantom Class Association; Phil's Foils & Composites (Custom rudders and centerboards for the sailing dinghy market shipped woldwide); PlusPlus ++ (A new single handed 14' racing skiff class); The Precision Sailboat Owners Page; The Puddle Duck Racer (PDR, a restricted development class of 8' scows); The Puddle Duck Racer Mailing List; The Queensland Division of the 125 Dinghy Association; Quokka (Sailboat racing news); Racing Basics (A beginner's sailboat racing manual); Raid Finland (A long distance race for classic small open boats without the assistance of motors, July); The R Boat Pirate (The history and ongoing restoration of the 1927 Ted Geary-designed R-boat PIRATE, now owned by the Center for Wooden Boats); Redwing Racing (Bembridge Redwings, Poole, Dorset); Regatta Schedule Index; Regatta Watch (San Francisco based sailboat racing magazine); The Restoration of Cindy Lou the A-Scow; The Rhodes 19 Class Association; The Robbe & Berking mR Sterling Cup Races (Flensburg Fjord, Germany); Robin Davie (BOC 'round the world racer); The Round The Island Yacht Race (Isle of Wight); The Royal Dutch Yachting Union (KNWV); The Royal Ocean Racing Club; The Royal Yacht Association (RYA. The national governing body for pleasure boating in the United Kingdom); The RS Class Association (RS600, RS400, RS300, RS200, B14, 49er); The S2 6.9 Owners Page; The S2 9.1 Class Association; Sail Caledonia (An annual expedition or "raid" across the Scottish Highlands for boats powered by sail and oars, May 24-31, 2008); Sailing Anarchy (The sailboat racing online newsletter "where the status quo blows"); The Sailing Information Centre (For all sailors who race centreboard yachts); Sailing in the Great Chesapeake Bay Schooner Race Aboard the Lazy Jack 32 schooner Tickle Me Quickly; Sailing Medallist (Online magazine of the US national sailing teams); The Sailing Source's List of One Design Associations (Just about all of them); Sailing World Magazine; The Sailor's Sourcebook Boat Index (Information and profile drawings of one design boats); Sail Portland (Oregon); Sailpro.net (Racing news & information); SailWeb Sailboat Racing Page; Sail World (Asia and international sailing news); San Francisco Pelican Sailboats (Plans for all variations of Captain Short's classic, sold by Mrs. Short); The San Juan 21 Class Association; The San Juan 23 Home Page; The Santa Clara Racing Association (San Diego); The Santana 20 Class Association; The Santana 525 Home Page; Schock 35 Racing News; The Scottish Islands Peaks Sailing and Fell Running Race (A combined running and sailing race for seagoing yachts and fell runners, May 19-21, 2000); Scuttlebutt (Online newsletter by Tom Leweck, an "irregularly distributed, irreverent collection of news, commentary, gossip, typos, opinions and dock talk"); Scuttlebutt Europe (Online sailing newsletter); The Seefahrtkreuzer Classes (German classic square meter yacht classes); SF BayRacer Boardsailers' Racing Forum; SF Sailing Home (The home of the San Francisco Bay Racing Crew List); Seahorse Magazine (Official publication of the Royal Ocean Racing Club); Shark Bytes (Home Page of the Canadian and International Shark Class Associations); The Shearwater Catamaran Class Association; Shields Talk; The Shipyard School Raid (A sailing and rowing race from Silva Bay on Gabriola Island, British Columbia to Desolation Sound); The Skipper Class Association; Small Craft Advisories (New and used parts for racing dinghies, Naples Sabot and Laser parts); the Snipe Class International Racing Association; The Snipe Class WWW Information Server; La Solitaire Le Figaro (Solo one-design offshore race); The Solo Racing Trimaran Primagaz; The Solo Trans-Tasman Yacht Race (Leaves Port Taranaki, New Zealand and finishes at Mooloolaba, Queensland, every 4 years, next is in May, 2002); The Sonar Class Association; The South Bay Yacht Racing Club (Marina del Rey, California); The Spanish Pelican Association; The Spanker Class Organization; SpinSheet Magazine (Chesapeake Bay sailboat racing); Spirit of Canada (Canadian entry in the 2002 Around Alone race); The Stella Class Association; The Storm Trysail Club (Promoting good fellowship among blue water sailors and ocean racing a yachtsmen, and the sport of ocean racing and offshore cruising); The Sunbeam One Design (Images of and references to the Sunbeam racing boats of Falmouth and the Solent); Svenska IF-båtförbundet (The Swedish International Folkboat Union ); The Swedish Association of the Square Metre Classes; The Swedish Dragon Association; The Swedish West Coast Square Metre Yacht Society; The Sweet Sixteen Sailing Association; The Swiftsure International Yacht Race; The Sydney-Hobart Race (Tasmanian site); The T-10 Class; TactiX (Racing and performance software for day-racing); The Tanzer 16 Page; The Tanzer 22 Class Association; Teacher's Round Britain Challenge; The Texas 200 (Adventure/raid/expedition along the Texas coast, June 9-13, 2008); Texas Sailing News (Online sailing magazine for the Southwest); Things to Do for a Laser (Articles on all sorts of things that people have done or built for their Lasers); The Thistle Class Association; The Train Chartering Company (Chartered trains to the America’s Cup Jubilee, and view the races from the schooner Black Prince, Cowes, August, 21, 2001); The TransPac 97 Official Homepage; The Triton One Design Class of San Francisco Bay (Racing the Pearson Triton); The UK 10 Square Meter International Canoe Class Association; The UK 12sqm Sharpie Class Dinghy Pages; The UK Cadet Class Association; The UK Cherub Class; UK Dinghy Racing (Gofaster tips, free ads, readers comments, links to all UK sailing clubs and class associations); The UK Fireballers Website; The UK 18 Foot Skiff Class Association; UK Mini Transat 650 Sailing And Racing News; The UK Mirror Class Association; The UK Sonar Class Association); The UK Squib Class Association; The UK Wayfarer Association; The Ultimate 20 Class Association; Unofficial BOC 'Round the World Race Page; The Unofficial Coronado Sailboat Page; The Unofficial Melonseed Skiff Home Page; The Unofficial Mini Transat Open 650 Site; The Unofficial Tanzer 26 Page; The Ursa Major Challenge Foundation (A Canadian America's Cup challenge); The US 10 Square Meter International Canoe Home Page; The US 2.4 Meter Class Association; USA 6.50 (Drew Wood's Mini Transat campaign); The US Albacore Association; US Independence Cup/North American Challenge Cup; The US International Tempest Association; The US Mariner Class Association; The US Modern Moth Class Association (USMMCA, "the bleeding edge edge"); The US Naval Academy Sailing Team; The US Optimist Dinghy Association; US Sailing (National governing body of sailboat racing in the US); The US Wayfarer Association; The US Woodpussy Class Association; The World Sailing Speed Record Council; The Vancouver Area Racing Council (VARC, British Columbia); The Vendee Globe Around the World Race; Viaporin Tuoppi (A race in Helsinki, Finland for wooden boats only); Viaporin Tuoppi 1999 (Pictures from the Finnish race for wooden boats); The Victory 21 Homepage; Virtual Skipper (3D, real-time simulator of sailing races in the world's most famous coastal areas); VirtualTransat (Online virtual trans-Atlantic races); Voiles News (Online French sailing magazine); The Vrijheid Class Organization; The Wanderer Class Association; Wavelength 24 Fleet #1 (Eugene, Oregon); The Wavelength 24 Mailing List; The W Class (76' sloop); The Whitbread Round The World Race; The Willamette Area Duck Racers (WADeRs, western Oregon Puddle Duck Racer sailors); The Wilson Trophy (British open team racing championship in Firefly dinghies); The Windmill Class Association; The Wind of Change Challenge (A Russian and an American race two identical racing sailboats built in Russia solo 'round the world, 1998-99); The Winning Formula (Jonathan Ho's sailboat racing resources); The Women's Yacht Racing Fleet of San Diego; The Wooden Hull Yacht Club of Southern California (Promoting cruising and racing among wooden hull auxiliary sailboats); The World and North American Tasar Association; WorldVoyager Racing World (The Official Hawaiian Grand Prix and World Class Ocean Racing Web Sites); The World Wide Web Yacht Racing Club; www.etchells.org; The Wylie Wabbit Web Site; Yachting New Zealand; The Yachting World 14' Dayboat Association; Yacht Racers Online (Racing information resources for skippers and crew, racing fleet listing); The Yacht Racing Association of San Francisco Bay; The Yale Sailing Team; The Yankee One-Design Sloop; Young America (The New York Yacht Club America's Cup challenge); (See also Yacht & Boating Clubs)

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