SHORT-HANDED SAILING TIPS AND TRICKS

Quantum Detroit’s Wally Cross spends a lot of time racing and leading coaching clinics on the J/111. In his previous article “Three Modes Upwind,” Wally shared the details of upwind sailing. Here, Wally outlines the three modes that J/111s and similar boats should develop for their downwind sailing. 

Quantum Detroit’s Wally Cross spends a lot of time racing and coaching clinics on the J/111. Below, Wally outlines the three modes that J/111s and similar boats should focus on to dial in their upwind sailing...

Get the scoop on Annapolis local weather with the help of experts from Quantum Sails...

How do the best become the best? Hard work, rigorous training, and exceptional coaching...

Part 1 of the Distance Sailing Series, with some essential tips and tricks for the novice distance racer and reminders for the salty veterans...

Greg Gendell runs through some of his tips and tricks for running the bow of a TP52 smoothly and with maximum efficiency...

What you need to know about choosing the right line...

Peter recounts his storied career including his America's Cup wins, his telling of the Rambler 100 incident, and a discussion on his new Marine Weather University...

Ed Baird talks about the challenge of keeping a high-performance yacht dialed in and going fast...

Quantum Racing Helmsman Ed Baird interviews the team manager, the leader, and the foundation of Quantum Racing, Ed Reynolds....

Spicing things up - Quantum's Travis Odenbach sails with his J/70 HoneyBadger. Photo by Phil Pape.

It’s not uncommon for racers to sail multiple boats or one-design classes. Quantum’s Travis Odenbach offers some tips on getting up to speed on a new platform...

Get a look at the history of Quantum Racing and the passion it takes to lead this caliber of team to success...