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Articles in June-July, 2008 issue of Offshore Yachting

• ISAF Offshore Committee investigating keel failures
• Olympic Legacy Marina to be shared
• Team Russia
• ICAP Leopard sets out to break transatlantic record
• Green Team Volvo 70 completed in China: the Galway-based team celebrate the completion of their new Reichel/Pugh Volvo 70, which is now on a ship heading for Europe
  by Blue Robinson
• Bavaria Yachts Australia launch new product line
• Vale Brian Northam
  by Peter Campbell
• My game, my rules: confused about the court battles delaying the 33rd America's Cup? You're not alone. As the legal saga over the 1887 deed of gift continues, Offshore Yachting cuts through the jargon to the heart of a schoolyard dispute between two billi
  by Jenifer Wells
• The latest on the America's cup with Sebastien Destremau
• CYCA launches Audi Winter Series
• Australian Yachting Awards 2008
• Italian's third Farr 40 world title
• Rolex Farr 40 World Championship—2008
• CYCA members dominate 60th Gladstone Race
  by Peter Campbell
• 'Royals' retain historic Association Cup on Port Phillip
  by Peter Campbell
• 2008 Ad
  by Holly Ranson
• Great Veterans Race
  by Jennifer Crooks
• Second annual Hanse Owners' race day
• A quiet little success—sail Port Stephens 2008
• CYCA Youth Sailing Academy—2008 Winter Squads launched
  by Jennifer Crooks
• New Secret Mens Business will be revealed in Audi Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race
  by Peter Campbell
• 2008 Meridien Marinas Airlie Beach Race Week
• All-girl crew, grand prix boats and veterans register for Audi Hamilton Island Race Week as interest surges
• 2008 Ad
  by Peter Campbell
• Offshore racing calendar
• Guy Stening's Optimum second in US regatta
  by Peter Campbell
• Sir James Hardy: Sir James Hardy's shadow reaches far across the Australian yachting scene. Veteran of several America's cup campaigns and of all the major Australian offshore races including the Sydney Hobart, Sir James is known as both a serious yachtsm
  by Barry Tranter
• Moneypenny's secret side …
  by Blue Robinson
• At the helm: with the weather cooling down and the Audi Winter series in full swing, thoughts go to what is next on the sailing agenda, namely the Audi Sydney Gold Coast Race on 26th July and the 25th Audi Hamilton Island Race week on 22-30 August 2008
  by Matt Allen
• Wonders of winter
  by Anthony Twibill
• Wot Rocket begins with a splash
• For sale: unique Sir Francis Chichester collection
• Quantum partners with Lewmar for MHYC's Sydney Harbour Winter Series
• Rosebud joins DYT team
• Our Svanen goes carbon neutral
• Yacht Club Smeralda prepares for grand regatta
• VHF and HF Radio Communications information evening
• Sanctuary Cove Boat Show reveals trend towards multihulls
• Sunsail opens new base in Tonga
• WSSRC recognises Konyukhov's achievement
• Speedboat ahead with EC6 rigging: soaring an impressive 46 metres above the viaduct basin in Downtown Auckland, Speedboat's rig is the most advanced available
  by Richard Gladwell
• The sharp end: wanted. One bow person. Must be strong, fit, built lightly, a good communicator, a quick decision-maker, tidy, unafraid of heights, thick-skinned, have good balance, and prepared to get wet. Very wet
  by Lisa Ratcliff
• Against the odds
  by Alexander Gilly
• Wet weather gear
• Living legend: the Buizen 48, now in series 3 form, is most people's idea of the perfect cruising yacht
  by Barry Tranter
• Raja Laut, King of the Sea: a week-long cruise on the Andaman sea aboard a classic wooden sailing ship provides just enough adventure to keep from getting bored and enough luxury to feel like a real holiday, says Offshore Yachting's correspondent
  by Trevor Joyce
• Rhumbline: Brian Northam epitomised the spirit of Gretel
• From Ratbags to Respectability: at last, the inextricably linked histories of the CYCA and the Sydney Hobart Yacht Race have been told in one volume
  by Alexander Gilly
• Olin Stephens—100, not out! Offshore Yachting celebrates the life of the great American naval architect Olin Stephens, who turned 100 in April
  by Peter Campbell