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This month's issue September 2016
For a brief overview of each of the below articles, click on the appropriate page number
- 38 World’s Most Technologically Advanc...
- 39 NASA Finds New Way To Track Ocean Cur...
- 40 Speed & Smarts
- 44 Lipton Cup. A Clean Sweep for RCYC
- 46 Vasco da Gama Race - Some Innovatives...
- 47 Racing Rules of Sailing 2017 - 2020
- 48 Optimist International Regattas
- 49 Successful Cape Town Boat Show Moves ...
- 50 MSC Week
- 51 Harken Events Calendar
- 52 SAP 505 Worlds
- 53 Stow-a-Weigh
- 54 Free Classifieds
- 55 Advertisers Index
- 56 Comments by Bruce Tedder
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Log entry
Occasionally our sport receives the proverbial kick in the pants from an individual whose insight simply propels it to another level.
We had this when David Cox, together with John Gordon-Thompson, developed the Lavranos-designed L26 as a one-design class, and then the L34. Both were instant hits and both substantially changed the face of sailing in this country as the one-design concept was fully embraced.
Now, international sailor, benefactor to the sport and wiley competitor Lo
