[wlll]

I've got a number of YouTube channel recommendations if you weren't aware of them already (https://willj.net/posts/youtube-sailing-channel-recommendati...). A large number of those channels have done a lot of off-shore sailing, and many have done multiple ocean crossings.

[dadadad100]

One sailor that I enjoy watching is Patrick Laine[1]. The back catalog has a lot of coastal single-handing (coast of France mostly). Then he started circling the Atlantic.

[1] http://www.youtube.com/@patricklaine6958

Edit: official channel URL

[kennethwolters]

Thank you, I will have a look :) This YT channel is gem I found: https://www.youtube.com/@SailingTipsCa Doesn't post a lot, not very high production quality but very high quality information.

[throw0101c]

> Sailing Millennial Falcon

On hiatus from sailing due to family reasons; most recent video:

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZdON6ld6Ks

[mad_tortoise]

Are there any channels that deal specifically with the America's Cup and learning about it and the boats? TIA

[globular]

Mozzy is by far the best and most detailed channel out there for the AC, 10/10 recommend. Has the systems understanding, ability (and confidence) to make predictions, while keeping the video's at a length that is still digestible. Also has a nice speaking voice which brings a level of classiness to it.

https://www.youtube.com/@mozzysails

[wlll]

No, these are all cruisers rather than racers. There's a mix of sailing and lifestyle, but then for a lot of them it's hard to just film the sailing because there's only so much sailing you can actually do when you live on your boat.

[LiamMcCalloway]

you can add the sailing frenchman -- great mix of caribean sailing, singlehanded racing, pretty down to earth:

https://www.youtube.com/@TheSailingFrenchman

[wlll]

Huh, I thought he was on there. I will try to get round to adding him.