Jahn “coach T” Tihansky was fighting hard for a podium finish at this week’s J/80 World Championship. He tells it best on how he and his team got around the race course faster than most of the fleet.

One of the best things about the J/80 class is the great people who are a part of it. J/80 stalwart and class treasurer Ramzi Bannura talks about his success on day one of the J/80 World Championships.

One of our favorite graduates is Eunice Lin. Eunice has been sailing with us for quite a while and we are excited to see her off racing with other teams and learning on her own. Here are her thoughts from our “Postponement Notes” series.

Jonathan Bartlett is a leader in the sailmaking industry. As one of the big dogs at North Sails Chesapeake, JB is well versed on how to sail fast and outwit the Chesapeake. Here are some good points on how his team found success at the J/80 World Championships.

Dave Gross of Quantum Sails shared with us some of his thoughts on how to go fast in the light and shifty conditions of the Chesapeake Bay. The J/80 World Championships challenged all of the sailors – but Dave and his team found a way to succeed in all conditions.

Using your time wisely at events can lead to big discoveries. Here are some helpful tips from one of the top professionals who recently sailed the J/80 World Championship.

We believe that to succeed at regattas you must use your time effectively.  Here are some comments from the competitors from the recent J/80 World Championships being held in Annapolis.