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On the right wavelength
The rise of Radio Sailing
© Nigel Barrow
A dogfight for the ages
Paul Cayard and Frithjof Kleen win the Bacardi Cup
© Anna Suslova
KPMG Sydney Sail Grand Prix Overall
Canfield leads U.S. SailGP Team to Historic Win
© Felix Diemer for SailGP
Leopard 3 declared overall winner
Under IRC in the 2026 RORC Caribbean 600
© Tim Wright / RORC
Pom Green: Born into Boatbuilding
The Switch revolution, and the ethos behind Element 6 Evolution
© Green family
Athena Racing statement
Athena Racing statement
On the British America's Cup team, GB1
Athena Racing is proud of its achievements over the past 12 years since launching the British America's Cup team in 2014.
by Athena Racing Ltd.
Posted 21 Mar 10:32 PDT
Cup Spy: Scrap over the AC75 in Brits' AC divorce
Cup Spy: Scrap over the AC75 in Brits' AC divorce
Ownership of the assets of the 2024 British team are subject to legal action.
The Daily Telegraph (UK) is reporting that the INEOS founder Sir Jim Ratcliffe has commenced legal action to retrieve the AC75 currently in possession of his estranged business. partner, Athena Racing.
by Richard Gladwell Sail-World
Posted 21 Mar 10:01 PDT
INEOS Statement on the America's Cup
INEOS Statement on the America's Cup
Surprised that the boat built for the last America's Cup (AC37) has been taken by Athena Racing
INEOS is surprised that the boat we built for the last America's Cup (AC37) has been taken by Athena Racing. The boat belongs to INEOS and it is inappropriate to assume it can be used for the next competition without seeking our permission.
by INEOS
Posted 21 Mar 07:37 PDT
Henri-Lloyd introduces Voyager Rugby Shirt
Henri-Lloyd introduces Voyager Rugby Shirt
A timeless classic has been updated with a range of new colours and styling
A timeless classic from Henri-Lloyd has been updated with a range of new colours and styling for 2026.
by Henri-Lloyd
Posted 21 Mar 07:30 PDT
GL52 Pensacola Cup 2026 day 2
GL52 Pensacola Cup 2026 day 2
Wizard finds magic and dominated
Unlike day 1 with multiple race winners, day 2 saw boats finding a place and sticking to it. Wizard found the magic and dominated, accomplishing a picket fence day. They currently lead the event with a strong 9 points.
by Caroline Rochford
Posted 21 Mar 07:24 PDT
Impressive Auckland Wooden Boat Festival
Impressive Auckland Wooden Boat Festival
Auckland Wooden Boat Festival was a tremendous exhibition of the City of Sails' marine heritage.
The over 17,000 visitors who attended the Auckland Wooden Boat Festival last weekend witnessed a fabulous exhibition of the City of Sails' marine heritage.
by Richard Gladwell, Sail-World.com
Posted 20 Mar 22:14 PDT
Explore the all new Zhik dinghy boot range
Explore the all new Zhik dinghy boot range
Proven performance backed by multiple Olympic Gold medals and innovative technology partnerships
Combining years of proven performance backed by multiple Olympic Gold medals and innovative technology partnerships, this range is engineered for sailors and water sports athletes who demand maximum grip, durability and performance from their footwear.
by Zhik
Posted 20 Mar 14:15 PDT
2026 La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec preview
2026 La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec preview
International skippers bring new ambition
From an Irish champion to an American pioneer, a wave of international talent is redefining one of offshore racing's most storied competitions.
by La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec
Posted 20 Mar 07:43 PDT
GL52 Pensacola Cup 2026 day 1
GL52 Pensacola Cup 2026 day 1
Patience is a virtue
Pensacola Bay made us wait just a little bit longer to get out sailing, but boy was the wait worth it. After a several hour delay, the 2026 Pensacola "Kraken" Cup kicked off at 3pm CST.
by Caroline Rochford
Posted 20 Mar 07:22 PDT
America's Cup: Recon Diary: Two teams sail
America's Cup: Recon Diary: Two teams sail
Emirates Team New Zealand had their third sailing day, of the 45 days permitted, in their AC75.
Emirates Team New Zealand had their third sailing day, of the 45 days permitted, in their AC75 on Thursday. The French America's Cup team, La Roche-Posay Racing Team, sailed their AC40 out of Lorient, Brittany. Four of the five teams have now sailed.
by Richard Gladwell, ETNZ Recon and Luna Rossa
Posted 20 Mar 04:38 PDT
LA 2028: The Data Driving the Olympic Cycle
LA 2028: The Data Driving the Olympic Cycle
The Trofeo Princess Sofia is a landmark in the sailing calendar
The first Olympic class regatta of the new season, Trofeo Princess Sofia (27th Mar - 4th Apr), is a landmark in the sailing calendar.
by Cyclops Marine
Posted 20 Mar 03:30 PDT
The Ocean Race - Sail Newport
The Ocean Race - Sail Newport
Congratulations to St. Petersburg, FL, for being named the next North American Stopover
Congratulations to St. Petersburg, FL, for being named the next North American Stopover of The Ocean Race in 2027.
by Sail Newport
Posted 19 Mar 08:53 PDT
GL52 fleet back in action for Pensacola Cup 2026
GL52 fleet back in action for Pensacola Cup 2026
This year the stakes are higher than ever as they race for the "Kraken" Cup
The GL52s are back in action on beautiful Pensacola Bay. Three of our elite GL52s made the journey to Pensacola to race in our second Pensacola Cup.
by Caroline Rochford
Posted 19 Mar 07:02 PDT
US Sailing announces Adaptive Award recipients
US Sailing announces Adaptive Award recipients
In a ceremony at the New England Regional Symposium at Bristol Yacht Club
US Sailing presented the organization's two Adaptive Sailing Awards - the Robie Pierce and the Gay S. Lynn - in a ceremony at the New England Regional Symposium at Bristol Yacht Club.
by US Sailing
Posted 19 Mar 06:42 PDT
XR 41 remains a winner in every way
XR 41 remains a winner in every way
Kræn Brinck Nielsen speaks out after ensuring a fair rating for the XR 41 going forward
Kræn Brinck Nielsen speaks out after a resource-intensive period aimed at ensuring a fair rating for the XR 41 going forward. The process has resulted in a solution that everyone can be satisfied with.
by X-Yachts
Posted 19 Mar 05:00 PDT
German 18ft Skiff Record Breaker
German 18ft Skiff Record Breaker
Black Knight sets JJ Giltinan Record
Last Sunday's 15-18 knot North East wind was perfect racing conditions for 18ft skiff racing on Sydney Harbour and ideal for an historic day when Black Knight became the first skiff from Germany to win a race in the 88-year-old history of the event.
by Frank Quealey
Posted 19 Mar 01:38 PDT
America's Cup: Recon Diary - Italians and Kiwis
America's Cup: Recon Diary - Italians and Kiwis
Emirates Team NZ try more rake - ashore. Kiwis co-helming for Luna Rossa
Emirates Team NZ rigged their AC75, with more rake, but didn't sail on Wednesday. But on Thursday, left for an early session in the outer Hauraki Gulf. The Italians trained in two AC40s, with Peter Burling and Josh Junior co-helming against each other.
by Richard Gladwell, ETNZ Recon and Luna Rossa
Posted 18 Mar 18:32 PDT
WASZP All-Stars Invitational overall
WASZP All-Stars Invitational overall
Tilly & Lattanzi crowned champions
Tilly & Lattanzi crowned Champions at the Inaugural WASZP All-Stars Invitational - Both take 5,000$ cash home.
by WASZP Class
Posted 18 Mar 17:20 PDT
Olympic sailing elite set for French Olympic Week
Olympic sailing elite set for French Olympic Week
This iconic event will bring together several hundred sailors from more than 50 nations
In exactly one month's time, the Bay of Hyères will once again become one of the global hubs of Olympic sailing. The French Olympic Week Hyères - TPM (SOF) will welcome the world's best sailors for the second stage of the Sailing Grand Slam.
by Fédération Française de Voile
Posted 18 Mar 11:58 PDT
Women on the Great Lakes
Women on the Great Lakes
This Friday, 7 p.m. Chicago Maritime Museum
The Great Lakes have a long and fascinating history of women involved in maritime life at every level, from cooks to captains.
by Chicago Maritime Museum
Posted 18 Mar 09:16 PDT
'Allen by XPO' Performance Team
'Allen by XPO' Performance Team
Partnering with Matthieu Salomon's ETF26 Campaign
Allen and its French distributor XPO are proud to announce their technical partnership with Matthieu Salomon's ETF26 campaign, "Entreprises du Morbihan".
by Allen
Posted 18 Mar 09:00 PDT
Cape 31 Mediterranean Circuit 2026 Preview
Cape 31 Mediterranean Circuit 2026 Preview
Set for Biggest Season Yet
The Cape 31 Mediterranean Circuit returns in 2026 with its biggest and most competitive season yet, bringing together a fleet of 21 international teams for a summer of high-performance one-design racing.
by Tor Tomlinson Cheney
Posted 18 Mar 07:42 PDT
20 years in the making
20 years in the making
Clipper Ventures opens first Sailing Academy in China
Sailing industry leaders Clipper Ventures has this month opened its first ever RYA Sailing Academy in Qingdao, China, marking its first training centre outside of the UK.
by Clipper Ventures
Posted 18 Mar 07:30 PDT
The Ocean Race announces new U.S. destination
The Ocean Race announces new U.S. destination
The Sunshine State's sailing hub will see the start of a new transatlantic leg
The Ocean Race, the iconic fully-crewed offshore sailing race, is adding a thrilling new chapter in its storied history: a spectacular transatlantic leg departing from St. Pete-Clearwater, Florida, and arriving in Cascais, Portugal.
by The Ocean Race
Posted 18 Mar 07:00 PDT
Henri-Lloyd Introduces SmartTherm PRO Range
Henri-Lloyd Introduces SmartTherm PRO Range
The Next Generation of Thermal Waterproof Protection
Henri-Lloyd has launched its SmartTherm PRO range, a unisex mid-layer system which provides warmth and comfort through its body-mapped design.
by Henri-Lloyd
Posted 18 Mar 03:30 PDT
WASZP All-Stars Invitational Day 1
WASZP All-Stars Invitational Day 1
Sailors go head-to-head for a US$10,000 prize purse
Gavin Ball tops the Men's fleet and Pearl Lattanzi leads the Women's - a clean US sweep at the top of the leaderboard as the world's best WASZP sailors go head-to-head for a US$10,000 prize purse and international glory.
by WASZP Class
Posted 17 Mar 22:39 PDT
Poland wins PredictWind Wingfoiling Nationals
Poland wins PredictWind Wingfoiling Nationals
Poland's Kamil Manowiecki won the 2026 PredictWind Wingfoiling Nationals sailed at Worser Bay
That's a wrap for the 2026 PredictWind Wingfoiling Nationals at Worser Bay Boating Club in Wellington, New Zealand.
by Melanie Parkin
Posted 17 Mar 22:15 PDT
On the right wavelength
On the right wavelength
The rise of Radio Sailing
While model yachting has been around for a very long time, dating back to the early 1800s with vane steering yachts raced in The Queen's Basin at Green Park in London, it has surged in popularity in this century.
by Mark Jardine
Posted 17 Mar 13:00 PDT
America's Cup: La Roche-Posay Racing Team is born
America's Cup: La Roche-Posay Racing Team is born
Philippe Presti, a two-time America's Cup winner, and top coach, announced as Sporting Director
The French challenger for the 38th America's Cup is today taking a major step forward with a new identity, a new title partner, and renewed momentum.
by K-Challenge
Posted 17 Mar 10:55 PDT
BVI Spring Regatta & Sailing Festival 2026 Preview
BVI Spring Regatta & Sailing Festival 2026 Preview
It won't be hard to miss the quick Nigel Irens-designed 63-foot trimaran Sophia
It won't be hard to miss the quick Nigel Irens-designed 63-foot trimaran Sophia charging on this year's BVI Spring Regatta racecourse, helmed by new owner Marcus Sirota.
by Michelle Slade
Posted 17 Mar 10:44 PDT
Class40 reduces its carbon footprint
Class40 reduces its carbon footprint
Strengthening commitment to more sustainable offshore racing
The Class40's 2025 Carbon Footprint stands at 1,780 tonnes of CO2e, representing a 6.26% reduction in two years. This progress is consistent with the objectives set by the Paris Agreement to limit global warming.
by Class 40
Posted 17 Mar 08:59 PDT
Entry open for the 2026 Melges 24 Europeans
Entry open for the 2026 Melges 24 Europeans
Hosted by Tønsberg Seilforening, the championship will bring the fleet to Norway
Registration is now officially open for the 2026 Melges 24 European Championship, which will take place from 29 August to 4 September 2026, following the publication of the Notice of Race and the opening of online entry through Manage2Sail.
by International Melges 24 Class Association
Posted 17 Mar 08:55 PDT
Angela Margolit on the GSC's St. Patrick's Regatta
Angela Margolit on the GSC's St. Patrick's Regatta
A Q&A with Angela Margolit on the Geechee Sailing Club's St. Patrick's Regatta
Not every regatta enjoys the luck of the Irish, but then not every regatta endures long enough to reach its 47th edition. The Geechee Sailing Club, in beautiful Savannah, Georgia, seems to have plenty of the former.
by David Schmidt
Posted 17 Mar 08:00 PDT
Barton Boomstrut: The Practical Choice for Sailors
Barton Boomstrut: The Practical Choice for Sailors
Working alongside your existing kicker or rope vang to create upward lift on your boom
The Barton Boomstrut works alongside your existing kicker or rope vang to create upward lift on your boom helping to keep the desired sail shape even in light winds.
by Barton Marine
Posted 17 Mar 05:00 PDT
We get a lot of Joy out of Skiff Sailing!
We get a lot of Joy out of Skiff Sailing!
The Australian Sailing Team this season entered with three clear goals
The Australian Sailing Team this season entered a boat in the Manly 16ft Skiff Club fleet with three clear goals - give participants regular racing against tough competition, promote mixed gender sailing and build connections with the local fraternity.
by Adam Lucius
Posted 17 Mar 01:36 PDT
CupSpy: A wet day and a long day
CupSpy: A wet day and a long day
Kiwis training hard until 6.30pm. The Brits capsized their AC40 - GB1 - in Cagliari
Emirates Team New Zealand put in a long day on the inner Hauraki Gulf for the second sailing day in the AC75. While in Cagliari, Athena Racing (GBR) managed the first capsize of the 38th Cup, going tip-truck in their AC40 in fresh conditions.
by Richard Gladwell/Sail-World
Posted 16 Mar 20:04 PDT
Ronstan Series 15 ball bearing blocks
Ronstan Series 15 ball bearing blocks
High-performance foiling starts with the right hardware
The Switch One Design may be compact, but the rigging demands are anything but simple. Its performance relies heavily on hardware that's lightweight, low-friction, and capable of handling rapid load changes as the boat transitions.
by Kylie Wilson
Posted 16 Mar 12:00 PDT
2026 J/24 Midwinters in Florida
2026 J/24 Midwinters in Florida
The Championship drew 42 boats from across North America
The 2026 J/24 Midwinter Championship saw three days of competitive racing and memorable shoreside hospitality at Florida Yacht Club from March 13-15.
by Julie & Christopher Howell
Posted 16 Mar 11:18 PDT
WASZP All-Stars Invitational Preview
WASZP All-Stars Invitational Preview
Things are heating up in Pensacola
The inaugural WASZP All-Stars Invitational launches tomorrow in Pensacola, bringing together the very best foiling sailors on the planet for what promises to be one of the most exciting and progressive events in WASZP sailing.
by WASZP Class
Posted 16 Mar 08:02 PDT
2026 J/105 Midwinter Championship at Charleston YC
2026 J/105 Midwinter Championship at Charleston YC
A fleet of 13 boats competed in eight races over three days
The 2026 J/105 Midwinter Championship ran March 13-15 at Charleston Yacht Club, marking a successful resurgence for the event and the first time the championship has been hosted in Charleston.
by Julie & Christopher Howell
Posted 16 Mar 07:50 PDT