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From the Editor New association making supersailing safer On the Wind Two seriously injured in electric winch incident; America's Cup comes to Britain; ?is the Volvo Ocean Race a sitting duck for pirates? Special: going aloft safely The Walrus Shredda, Spike, Animal ? why serious racing crew go by status dog names Letters Too quick to the rescue; vanishing stability Robin Knox-Johnston Sailing the replica of a 17th Century longboat Gear Personal locator beacons with AIS; a limo service for mainsails; damp-busters Atlantic Gear Test: Part 1 Our unique survey of 220 skippers reveals the best generators, autopilots, watermakers and self-steering gear. Part 2 next month The rovers' return How one crew tackled the northerly return voyage across the Atlantic from Antigua and dealt with a worrying rigging failure Leading Edge GPS under threat from cheap jammers Yachts A selection of sporty dayboats designed to be sailed double-handed On test: Varianta 44 The cheapest 44-footer on the market, but Toby Hodges was concerned that too many corners had been cut for comfort and safety On Test: Show of Hanses As well as the Varianta 44, we test two more 45-footers from the giant German builders, the Dehler 45 and Hanse 445 No picnic in the Caribbean It felt more like a Fasnet Race than a circumnavigation of the Leeward Islands. Matthew Sheahan sweats through the ?RORC Caribbean 600 race Playing to the gallery How to make sailing more spectator-friendly by staging short, sharp competition close to shore, as in the Extreme Sailing Series. They?ll be trying it in the America?s Cup Cruising Three lost in Antarctic 'fiasco'; top award for cruiser Berrimilla; polish up your varnish Cruising Special Report Road ahead closed ? with the threat of piracy efficively shutting off the Indian Ocean, where can yachtsmen go if they still want to do a circumnavigation? Great Seamanship A peaceful night in a Breton port turns to near-disaster for a Falmouth Quay Punt in 1912 Performance World Refreshing Heineken ? how has the Heineken Regatta managed to keep hitting the sweet spot when so many other regattas are suffering? Matthew Sheahan has a taster aboard Oystercatcher XXVIII SuperSail Spar wars over Salperton dismasting; Italian style from the Arzana Navi sloop Yachts for sale Classified ads One Amazing Day Kenneth Beken celebrates his 50th birthday with the America?s Cup Jubilee in Cowes
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