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Complete with a free 40 page Olympic Supplement the August issue of DSM is one not to be missed!

Meet the British runners and riders who are hoping to beat the fleet and achieve sailing victory in Beijing this summer. We also bring you the low down on the biggest foreign threats that stand in the way of a British gold rush, a closer look at the racing waters of Qingdao, a sneaky peak of the course with one of the race officials, and we bring you an insiders guide to what it takes to become an Olympic sailor.

Along with all our regular favourite features and columns, this issue also brings you a one off DSM Stunt Challenge. Check out the amazing shots of people pushing their dinghies to the limit, and sometimes meeting with disaster.  

If you are after some nifty tips about how to trim your sails to perfection this is the issue for you. Not only do the experts from North Sails talk us through the finer points of sail trimming to perfection you can also enter our competition with Harken to win a revolutionary Harken RigTune Pro and tuning session with the guys from P&B to get you racing fit and ready for the season.

In a look to the future we also meet up with Nick Thompson, one of the brightest hopes for the future of British Olympic sailing. Find out how he juggled university and training to put himself well on the radar for selection to the 2012 Olympics when they finally come back to the shores of Britain.

As well as bringing you all the latest news and developments within the dinghy world, this month’s issue has even more great features than ever before!

Our buoyancy aid review lets you know everything hot on the market at the moment, and gives you a few handy pointers on which products you should take a look at when you start your search this season.

Sarah Ayton gives us an exclusive interview to catch us up on how it feels to be the other end of the boat in her second Olympic campaign, as well as giving us info about just how Olympians prepare for the biggest regattas of their lives.

This month also features a comparative boat test, which puts three of best trimarans to the test and gives you some handy hints on which one might suit you and your family!

Along with all our regular columns you can find out how to avoid dirty air on the race course and how make the most of the apparent wind. We also take a look at the approaching Moth worlds so be sure to check out our tactical info and DSM predictions.

Have you ever wondered what our editor Georgie might look like flying along in a foiling Moth? Well this is your chance to find out, because she risked life and limb to bring you a report on the newest craze in sailing schools.

Along with all your favourite regular articles, we have also dug through all the very best dinghy gadgets on the market to bring you a top list of potential Fathers’ Day gifts.

Our Spend or Save article looks at the cost of sailing, and considers whether you really do get value for money when you kit out your dinghy, or whether there might be a cheaper option just around the corner.

This month also continues the May theme of how to get your best start ever, this time Grahame Forshaw looks at how to fight amongst the best on the line and come out ahead of the pack.

We have also brought you a rare glimpse at the sailing scene in the fabulous Emerald Isle, so if you have been considering a holiday or dinghy cruise through the Irish Inland Waterways this months issue is definately a must!

Our Playing Away feature also brings you all the local knowledge from around the Dublin Bay area, so you can head out to Ireland for a bit of a break and make the most of your time there!

And with an exclusive Olympic update with Team GBR 470 sailor Joe Glanfield and a sneaky chat with up and coming Finn champ Giles Scott, this issue is even more jam packed than normal!

An exclusive interview with Ben Ainslie brings you the chance to have a sneaky peak inside the mind of a champion. Great for anyone who is eagerly anticipating the fast approaching Beijing Olympics. We also put Joe Glanfield under the spot light in our Inside Out feature, so be sure not to miss that too.

You will also be able to get your hands on a great guide to buying a dinghy, whether you are hoping to get a brand new one to test you current skills, or a slightly older one to get you out on the water for the first time, this article will bring you all the facts and handy hints you could need.

Our experts guide to sailing in gusting winds brings you tips from some highly successful sailors, to help you make the most out of your time on the water this season. Where better to get handy help than from the men at the top of their classes?!

As always, the March issue is filled to the brim with absolutely everything new in the dinghy world. Not only do we offer you the chance to catch up on everything new and exciting that you might have missed at the London Boat Show, we also take a look ahead at the RYA Dinghy Show, on the 1-2 March, letting you know exactly how to plan you day out! Rob Wilson brings us an exclusive interview with multiple World Champion Glen Ashby, while our regular contributors keep you up to speed with all the latest news, covering everything from dinghy cruising to the front of the racing circuit this month. We are also running a great Zhik kit competition, where you have the chance to win over £800 worth of gear.

Remember, if you haven’t yet checked out the Dinghy Sailing Magazine Practical Challenge, be sure to click on the left hand link to find out more and see how to enter!

Kick off the New Year in style with a fantastic issue of DSM, complete with FREE holiday and travel supplement! There is a lot in store as we take a sneak preview ahead into 2008 and find out what boats, kits and events we can look forward to. We ask three top foiling sailors to give their views on the flying side of our sport in a foiling experts guide special. If you’re off to London Boat Show, you’ll also be able to take advantage of our great scratch card competition with Gul, where hundreds of great prizes are up for grabs. Grahame Forshaw advises on making the best choice for your sailing club when it comes to buying a safety boat, as well as going to back to basics in Sailing Techniques and looking at upwind essentials. We also have a fitness special with Carrie Bolt, as she looks at getting into shape following the winter.

The free holiday supplement should be your first port of call before you book your summer holidays! Whether you are considering going abroad on a beach holiday, staying in the UK, wanting to get onboard a yacht or simply making a sailing championships into a holiday – we’ve got it covered with loads of options, opinions and advice.

Enjoy!

This December why not kick back and let Dinghy Sailing Magazine take the hassle out of your Christmas shopping. Not only have we provided you with our festive wish list, substantial enough to suit any dingy sailing fanatic, but with this edition being so jam packed it looks as though a subscription might be the perfect gift, letting you completely avoid the mad rush towards the shops. This month we take look at the secrets to success during the winter racing, with Grahame Forshaw offering top tips on handicap racing, and John Doerr taking a fresh look at the way penalties are dished out on the water. We also provide you with the perfect accompaniment to the London boat show, letting you plan your trip in advance and giving you the low down on a number of the new products that will be available. Alternatively, if the whole idea of shopping and Christmas is enough to turn your stomach, then don’t miss our holiday competition, offering you the chance to escape the cold and commotion to relax on a Sunsail holiday at Club Javelin, Turkey.  

Enjoy!     

Is it me, or has Jack Frost descended on our doorsteps a little early this year? As the heating turns up and the fires are stoked it seems we all need a little something extra to warm our cockles this November. The latest copy of Dinghy is just what the Doctor ordered for keeping those seasonal illnesses away. What better than a good dose of our Tactics Special to warm the heart stones and ward off those pesky flu germs. In this issue Grahame Forshaw shares with us his golden rules for success on the racecourse and suggests ways to suss out the shifts and tackle the tides. Then if you’re still feeling chilly why not check out our feature on Paul Goodison. Find out what our top Laser sailor has been up to since being announced as one of the selected sailors going to Beijing next year in our Campaign Update. By this point you should be rosy cheeked and nice and toasty, but if you’re still needing something more to fill you with warmth why not try our Cat debate: In or out? This month’s Cat Scene looks at the recent RYA submissions to ISAF regarding multihulls, the backlash, and the latest developments in the controversy. I’m feeling warmer already.

As if all that wasn’t enough, we’ve also squeezed in a preview of the new Earl’s Court Boat Show and taken a look at what was sparking interest at this year’s Weymouth Speed Week. With all this, plus all the usual news, views, advice and techniques you’d better make sure you don’t spontaneously combust!

This month we’ve also thrown in a little something extra to excite and entice you, with our Practical Projects supplement. As every sailor knows, practical maintenance, tweaks and repairs are all par for the course when you become a dinghy owner. To make these repairs a little easier we’ve put together a quick and easy reference guide containing all the important information for keeping your boat in shipshape.

As we kiss goodbye to the summer that wasn’t, winter looms ever nearer. Fear not fellow sailors, here at Dinghy we’ve got the latest drysuit gear review so you can choose the perfect piece of kit to get you through those long wet winter months. With so many spine-tingling features, plus all the usual dinghy news, views, advice and techniques you really can’t afford to let this issue sail off into the sunset.

This latest issue of Dinghy Sailing Magazine is bulging at the seams with the latest from the world of dinghies. This month we bring you the inside track from the ISAF Women’s Evaluation Event in Hyeres and the low down on the potential Olympic skiffs. There are all the regular columns including wave driving safety boats with Grahame Forshaw and all the gossip from the RYA Youth Nationals from Mark Rushall in By the Lee. There is also a great feature on sailing schools and how to get started and involved. There is a great Bar Banter section this month including some funny news about the ISAF centenary, and also there is a fantastic Inside Out question and answer session from Chips Howarth. You really don’t want to miss this one!

Included in the May issue...

This issue of the magazine brings you all the latest news and views from the dinghy world. We’ve been out and about at the Dinghy Show to bring you the best bits, and Mark Rushall also reports back on this in By the Lee. We also have a great Towing and Trailing feature, where we’ve actually been out on the road trying out all the manoeuvres in true Top Gear stylee.

Our Inside Out 20 Questions victim this month is Nick Craig – find out a little bit more about this four time Endeavour Trophy champ!

It’s a great issue (even of we say so ourselves) so you’d be mad not to pick up a copy! Enjoy!

Included in the April issue…

It's official! This month we're celebrating our 5th birthday. To celebrate this month's magazine is the biggest ever issue and there is a great gift for all our readers of a DVD full of action from Team Harken. A lot of things have changed over the last five years; so make sure you take a look at our special birthday pages. On top of all this, we've got a bumper packed issue with something for everyone.

We catch up with new Mirror World Champions Anna MacKenzie and Holly Scott, and also get all the news from the latest Miami Olympic Class Regatta. Our Cat Scene column sees Brian Phipps going to back to basics with excellent advice for multihull wannabes, and there is also the latest news from the cat world with a special focus on the Brits in Miami in our new Cat Corner. Don't miss the spraytop and trousers gear review and our Boat Buyer Tips article – so you can find out what's on offer before you part with any cash. We also take to the water as we put the RS500 and Laser Vago head to head in our comparative boat review; find out how they got on and what our test team thought. There are all the usual columns, including a great Bar Banter section this month and Hannah Mills as our Inside Out 20 questions focus. It's a great issue (even of we say so ourselves) so you'd be mad not to pick up a copy! Enjoy!

Included in the November issue...