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

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

Dock talks are a great way to continually improve your racing–especially for multi-day regattas. The Quantum team often hosts dock talks at regattas it sponsors. Here, the team explains how to get the most out of them.

Rodney Ardern talks through the challenges of The Pit! An inside look at some of the core positions on the TP52 Quantum Racing...

On board communication for racing yachts is a key factor for performance, no matter what type of sailing. However, when the number of crew increases, it becomes more and more important. Offshore one-design boats typically have 6-12 people which requires a lot of communication and coordination. Below are some suggestions to keep your boat moving through the water and around the corners more efficiently and effectively with better communication..

You've heard it time and time again: practice makes perfect. And Quantum Sails' pros couldn't agree more. Here, Quantum's Dave Flynn talks about his tips for practising and how to get the most out of it.

Geoff Becker has been riding the J/70 wave since the class got launched, teaming with Tim Healy as they won the 2014 Worlds and finishing third in 2015. Here Geoff comments on how team function impacts performance…