Sailing is the act of navigating a vessel using sails, which are large pieces of fabric that catch the wind to propel the boat forward. It involves a combination of skills including managing the sails, steering the boat, and understanding wind patterns and water conditions. Sailing can be done for recreational purposes, competitive sports, or transportation. The practice encompasses various types of boats, from small dinghies to large yachts, and includes different styles and techniques, such as racing, cruising, and daysailing. The term also refers to the cultural aspects surrounding the activity, including communities, events, and traditions associated with maritime navigation and exploration.
The 10th edition of the Vendée Globe concluded after 116 days, showcasing human determination and the spirit of adventure. Out of 40 participating sailors, 32 successfully completed this historic race,…