Quantum Sails

A good crew is as important as your boat and sails. In this installment of Quantum's Ultimate Racing Playbook series, we look at managing your team. A good crew is crucial for the success of your program and plays a large part in having fun on and off your boat. Jason Currie outlines his recommendations for managing your team...

Once you've used the great tips on How to Find a Few Good Crew and now that you’ve found a few competent people that you like sailing with - how do you make sure they keep coming back?

Unless your sailboat is a one-man dinghy, chances are you’re going to need a few good hands to help you get around the course fast. Across the country and around the world, there are forums online to find crews...

Alexandre Paradeda is not only a new member of the Quantum family, but also one of the top names in the Snipe class and a Snipe World Champion. Quantum’s George Szabo sat down with Xandi (as his friends call him) to learn his secrets to his great racing at the 2017 Worlds and to get his expert tuning tips...

Big breeze can be one of the most fun conditions to sail in and with Quantum’s Dave Flynn four simple tips you can also be fast and efficient. Strong wind can be a tricky condition to sail in. However, with some small tweaks and considerations, you can make big gains on the racecourse or more comfortably get to your destination. Here is what you need to know to get up to speed, balance the luff, manage heel, and crush the waves...

Get onboard the J/70 Give Me Five at the 2017 J/70 World Championship in Porto Cervo, Italy. Move your cursor or tilt your smartphone up and down, and right and left to experience the race in 360°...

Thistle experts Karl Felger, Allan Terhune and on-the-circuit rep Greg Griffin take you through the ins and outs of sailing a Thistle with great tips and tricks that apply to many types of dinghy sailing.

Sperry Charleston Race Week is one of the best events of the season, but it's in one of the trickiest locations to sail! Let a panel of experts take you through what you need to know to navigate the notorious currents and have a successful event.

There are a lot of aspects that go into creating a new one design sail from choosing a type of design, to the right fabric, to the best shape, followed by a lot rigorous testing and tweaks.

52 Super Series umpire and international racing judge Tom Rinda and coach and America's Cup winner Ed Baird give us the lowdown on the Racing Rules.