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#3258 “Snowbird” Hits the Water (Again)
3258 "Snowbird", built in 1939 by Roger L. Gintling ... photo gallery courtesy of Mistyc Lake Snipe Fleet ...
by John D. Rose
Articles, Advices & Education
How to sail a Snipe fast? Read the tuning tips from our experts. Spreaders, rake, mast butt position. Do you have doubts about how to rig a Snipe? Read the news about boats or equipments.
Training hours are always important. Here are some tricks on how to work well and on an effective boat handling.
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All about the Snipe Class and the Snipe Sailors. Exchange of views, opinions, comments and new proposals. The Snipe is alive and exciting. And the discussion is lively as well.
Canadian Snipe Team McLaughlin/Damley-Strnad
Pan Am Games – Canadian Team Video by Thomas Fogh [iframe width=”300″ height=”250″ src=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/lPMbNSMaQeo?rel=0″ frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen ]…
by Thomas Fogh
How to Improve Fast – 4. Concentration (the Correct Name of the Game)
By Luis Soubie (Photo courtesy of Matias Capizzano) This chapter is rather more personal than the others and I want to clarify again that all this is my VERY personal…
by Luis Soubié
Inaugural Snipe Invitational broadens sailing skills
From Capital Gazzette By Bill Wagner (Photo courtesy of Jill Bennett) There has been considerable discussion and debate about how the United States trains its junior sailors. Some have…
by SnipeToday
Francis Seavy Snipe
"Honey" at the McKay Creek Boat Shop…
by John D. Rose
Three Minute Justice
Gavin O’Hare is a member of Annapolis Snipe Fleet 532. Three minute justice is a protest hearing system that takes the burden off of the race organizers. It is a…
by Gavin O'Hare
The “Under 30 Snipe Invite” – a new way to promote the Snipe Class!
Annapolis Snipe Fleet 532 hosted the first-ever Annapolis Snipe Invite for under 30 sailors on June 13-14 and the event generated a (not) surprising amount of buzz. Everyone who participated…
Reasons to Sail a Snipe
A Video (compilation) by Yannick Bongaerts from Belgium [iframe width=”300″ height=”250″ src=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/ngZacekYT-c?rel=0″ frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen ]…
by SnipeToday
14 Questions to … Stephan and Monica Irgens
Stephan and Monica Irgens frequently win the "farthest traveled award." Based in St. Louis, MO, they are regular attendees for most of the east coast US regattas, including the Florida…
by Carol Cronin
Snipe Bulletin
Latest issue of the Snipe Bulletin – Summer 2015 – now available for reading online!…
by SCIRA Office
More Trailering Tips: From the Snipe Trenches
Last week I posted 6 Tips for Trouble-free Snipe Trailering and then shared it on Facebook. The number of comments it received (all with the shared theme of…
by Carol Cronin
6 Tips for Trouble-free Snipe Trailering
Last year my Snipe traveled more than 10,000 road miles on its Frankentrailer, taking me to sailing adventures in Florida, San Diego, and Iowa—as well as to several local regattas…
by Carol Cronin
Campionato dell’Adriatico, 1972
Chioggia … some years ago … Yugoslavia is leading the group. (Photo courtesy of Circolo Nautico Chioggia)…
by SnipeToday
How to Improve Fast – 5. Sailing in Light Air
By Luis Soubie Our boat, the Snipe, behaves more or less similarly between 7 and 20 knots, but above 20 and below 7 knots sailing should be approached differently .
by Luis Soubié
Torben e Lars, Velejando de Snipe
Torben and Lars Grael Courtesy of Alberto Hackerott / Snipe Day 2015 Torben e Lars também velejaram e foram campeões no Snipe no início da década de 80!!! Torben…
by SnipeToday