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RS:X: NeilPryde transferred intellectual property to the class | Photo: RS:X
NeilPryde transfers RS:X intellectual property to class
NeilPryde announced the transfer of the RS:X intellectual property (IP) rights to the RS:X Class Association.
Sailing: every sailor has already experienced being in irons | Photo: Shutterstock
A different way of being "in irons"
Most sailors understand the term and have experienced being "in irons" at one time or another.
San Francisco Bay: sailingone of the most celebrated and iconic sailing venues in the world | Photo: Schulenburg/Creative Commons
Why a 1987 windsurfer's rescue matters so much today
In October 1987, a lost windsurfer was rescued in San Francisco Bay, California. His name was John. Today, there's someone whose dying wish is to find him. His name is Chuck Dougherty.
Marcilio Browne: IWT
IWT Awards crown big wave windsurfers
The inaugural International Windsurfing Tour (IWT) Big Wave Awards awarded and celebrated the best riders in the history of the sport.
Sailworks: the windsurfing sail manufacturer is producing medical face shields to help mitigate the shortage of personal protective equipment in its local healthcare community | Photo: Sailworks
Sailworks shifts production to medical face shields
The shields are on at Sailworks.
2020 WaterTribe Everglades Challenge: the 300-nautical-mile adventure through the eyes of Anthony Vandenberg | Photo: Vandenberg
Squalls, sharks and scares: the story of the 2020 Everglades Challenge
Anthony Vandenberg, also known as "Bermuda Boy," has once again windsurfed through rough times at the 2020 WaterTribe Everglades Challenge.

Top Stories | Windsurfing

  • Windsurfer sails from Oslo to London
    Dutch environmental activist and windsurfer Merijn Tinga, also known as the "Plastic Soup Surfer," has made an audacious journey from Oslo to London, braving the North Sea's currents and winds, to call attention to the pervasive problem of plastic pollution.