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Luna Rossa score statement win
At the America's Cup Preliminary Regatta 2 in Naples
© Ricardo Pinto / America's Cup
Snipe Worlds at Mahón conclude
Ernesto Rodriguez and Taylor Scheuermann crowned champions
© International Snipe Class / Matias Capizzano
Cape 31 Mediterranean Series finale
La Pericolosa takes Hyères victory
© Sailing Energy / Cape 31 Class Association
Los Gallos deny Australia
To take Rolex Switzerland Sail Grand Prix victory
© Jonathan Nackstrand for SailGP
Team Vigilant cap dominant week
To win the inaugural NYYC Women's International Championship
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SailGP: The $6million team?
SailGP: The $6million team?
Flying Roos could lift their earnings to just under USD $ 6 million after the final two events
SailGP has reached new heights in prize money, with the Bonds Flying Roos, having won five of the 11 events and being clear Season 6 leaders, could lift their earnings to just under USD $ 6 million after the final two events in the UAE in November.
by Miranda Blazeby, SailGP
Posted 1 Oct 19:04 PDT
2026 Resolute Cup at the New York Yacht Club Day 2
2026 Resolute Cup at the New York Yacht Club Day 2
Mental Fortitude Proves Essential
Day 2 of the Resolute Cup may have been more fun than eight hours at the proverbial coalface, but that doesn't mean it was any easier.
by Stuart Streuli
Posted 1 Oct 16:35 PDT
America's Cup: Team Australia unwrapped
America's Cup: Team Australia unwrapped
America's Cup newcomers Team Australia seem to be in a confident, if hectic place at the moment
With the clock now counting down on the official America's Cup website – and showing 230days until the start of racing in Naples, newcomers Team Australia seem to be in a confident, if hectic place at the moment.
by Richard Gladwell Sail-World
Posted 1 Oct 16:27 PDT
J Class at Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez day 3
J Class at Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez day 3
Lack of wind prevents racing
Today the winds proved too light and too unsettled for racing to take place for the J Class fleet at the giant Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez regatta. The three teams on Svea, Rainbow and Hanuman waited patiently in the intermittent drizzle.
by J Class Association
Posted 1 Oct 12:49 PDT
ILCA 6 Men's Worlds at Vilamoura day 5
ILCA 6 Men's Worlds at Vilamoura day 5
Francisco Dal Ri now has a two-point lead to take into the final day
Brazil's Francisco Dal Ri will take a two-point advantage over compatriot Erik Scheidt into the final day of the 2026 ILCA 6 Men's World Championship after another full day of racing in Vilamoura.
by Vilamoura Sailing / Prow Group
Posted 1 Oct 12:43 PDT
Wingfoil Racing World Cup Sardinia day 1
Wingfoil Racing World Cup Sardinia day 1
Sean Herbert and Vaina Picot made the strongest possible starts
Sean Herbert and Vaina Picot made the strongest possible starts to the latest round of the Wingfoil Racing World Cup as racing got under way at Poetto Beach on Sardinia's south-east coast.
by IWSA Media
Posted 1 Oct 12:29 PDT
Scandinavian Gold Cup on hold for 5.5m fleet
Scandinavian Gold Cup on hold for 5.5m fleet
Due to the extreme weather conditions, racing has been abandoned
The 2026 Scandinavian Gold Cup was opened on Wednesday evening at Olympic Marine, in Lavrion, Greece, but due to the extreme weather conditions, all racing has been abandoned for at least the first two days.
by Robert Deaves
Posted 1 Oct 12:10 PDT
US Sailing announces new format for annual awards
US Sailing announces new format for annual awards
February 11, 2027, at Chicago Yacht Club
US Sailing today announced a new format for its annual awards celebration, with the inaugural US Sailing Awards Dinner featuring the presentation of the Rolex Yachtsman and Yachtswoman of the Year Awards set for February 11, 2027, at Chicago Yacht Club.
by US Sailing
Posted 1 Oct 11:53 PDT
iQFOiL U23 World Championships day 4
iQFOiL U23 World Championships day 4
Bright and Pilloni stay in control as course racing returns in Puck
Four different winners shake up the Men's fleet, while Aimee Bright takes three bullets on a perfect day of Course Racing on the Bay of Puck
by iQFOiL Class Association
Posted 1 Oct 10:44 PDT
Albacore North American Championship at CORK
Albacore North American Championship at CORK
Barney Harris has been collecting trophies all summer like Thanos with infinity stones
The 2026 Albacore North American Championships brought the fleet of Canadian and American sailors to Kingston, Ontario, for three days of racing from September 25 to 27. The regatta was more than capably hosted by CORK / Sail Kingston.
by Steph Mah
Posted 1 Oct 06:02 PDT
Community & industry to meet at Yacht Racing Forum
Community & industry to meet at Yacht Racing Forum
A conference open to everyone passionate about sailing
The Yacht Racing Forum 2026 will once again bring together the CEOs, decision-makers, sailors, event organisers, designers, engineers and industry leaders who are shaping the future of yacht racing.
by Yacht Racing Forum
Posted 1 Oct 04:00 PDT
M32 World Championship day 1
M32 World Championship day 1
Four different teams won races on the opening day
Four different teams won races on the opening day of the 2026 M32 World Championship, delivering an immediate reminder of the depth of this fleet.
by M32 World
Posted 1 Oct 03:47 PDT
Final Final: The TP52 that goes back to the Future
Final Final: The TP52 that goes back to the Future
Final Final represents a rather different branch of the TP52 family tree.
The TP52 may have evolved into one of the world's most sophisticated inshore racing machines, but Final Final represents a rather different branch of the family tree.
by Richard Gladwell, Sail-World.com
Posted 1 Oct 02:30 PDT
Warm up in a Vaikobi Hooded Change Towel
Warm up in a Vaikobi Hooded Change Towel
Designed to make changing quick, comfortable and private
Whether you've just finished a paddle, a surf, or a day on the boat - getting changed doesn't have to mean standing in the wind with a towel wrapped around you.
by Vaikobi
Posted 30 Sep 23:30 PDT
Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez day 3
Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez day 3
The midway point in the picturesque town
Wednesday marks the midway point in this year's edition of Les Voiles in the picturesque town of St Tropez in the south of France.
by Maguelonne Turcat
Posted 30 Sep 21:50 PDT
2026 Resolute Cup at the New York Yacht Club Day 1
2026 Resolute Cup at the New York Yacht Club Day 1
Usual Suspects Surge to the Front
Institutional knowledge doesn't usually get a lot of credit in sailing, but it seemed to be the key to Day 1 of the Resolute Cup. After four races, the podium is full of former champions with 2010 winner Eastern Yacht Club in first.
by Stuart Streuli
Posted 30 Sep 16:16 PDT
Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez 2026 | Classics
Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez 2026 | Classics
A fine spectacle as the Classics headed away from the Portalet Tower start line
A building easterly made for a fine spectacle as the Classics headed away from the Portalet Tower start line off Saint-Tropez's harbour wall on Day 2 of Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez.
by Bow Caddy Media
Posted 30 Sep 15:40 PDT
Antigua & Barbuda is calling
Antigua & Barbuda is calling
Antigua Sailing Week has evolved.
From 21-25 April 2027, we're heading back out on the water for four unforgettable days of sailing, island exploration and good times — and if Antigua isn't already in your 2027 sailing plans, now is the time to change that.
by Antigua Sailing Week
Posted 30 Sep 14:15 PDT
ILCA 6 Men's Worlds at Vilamoura day 4
ILCA 6 Men's Worlds at Vilamoura day 4
Scheidt retakes the lead from Dal Ri as light conditions test the fleet
Four points separate Brazil's Erik Scheidt and Francisco Dal Ri at the top of the 2026 ILCA 6 Men's World Championship after the fourth day of racing in Vilamoura, setting up a close contest with two days of racing remaining.
by Vilamoura Sailing / Prow Group
Posted 30 Sep 13:22 PDT
Call for suggestions open for 10th Foiling Awards
Call for suggestions open for 10th Foiling Awards
Finding the best foiling athletes, projects, products and events of 2026
The international foiling community can propose the athletes, projects, products and events that made an outstanding contribution to the world of foiling in 2026.
by Nicola Maggio
Posted 30 Sep 13:12 PDT
52 Super Series Valencia Sailing Week preview
52 Super Series Valencia Sailing Week preview
Who will bring the winning magic to Valencia and clinch the 52 SUPER SERIES season title?
Almost every year it seems the 52 SUPER SERIES season title goes down to the wire. So close is the competition that the championship often is decided by the final race on the last day.
by 52 Super Series
Posted 30 Sep 12:03 PDT
iQFOiL U23 World Championships day 3
iQFOiL U23 World Championships day 3
Bright and Pilloni stay on top after an up-and-down day in Puck
Four more Slalom races completed in changing conditions as Bilger, Modena and Monaghan make their moves up the leaderboard
by iQFOiL Class Association
Posted 30 Sep 11:51 PDT
Rolex Yachtsman and Yachtswoman of the Year
Rolex Yachtsman and Yachtswoman of the Year
US Sailing opens nominations for the 2026 awards
US Sailing announced that nominations for the 2026 Rolex Yachtsman and Yachtswoman of the Year are open, widely acknowledged as the premier individual sailing honors in the United States.
by US Sailing
Posted 30 Sep 10:33 PDT
New York to England on a Mini 6.50
New York to England on a Mini 6.50
Quentin Debois has just written a new chapter in Belgian sailing history
Quentin Debois has just written a new chapter in Belgian sailing history. He has just sailed 5,300 km solo across the North Atlantic, from New York to England, on a Mini 6.50.
by Laurence Hannon
Posted 30 Sep 08:57 PDT
What to expect at the Women's Match Racing Worlds
What to expect at the Women's Match Racing Worlds
The regatta will feature 12 of the world's best women's match racing teams
World-class tactics, strong tides, big breezes, and the pressures of a world championship regatta are converging this week on San Francisco Bay for the 2026 World Sailing Women's Match Racing World Championship, hosted by St. Francis Yacht Club.
by St. Francis Yacht Club
Posted 30 Sep 01:42 PDT
5.5 Metres gather for 98th Scandinavian Gold Cup
5.5 Metres gather for 98th Scandinavian Gold Cup
Aeolus makes his presence felt
For the first time in its history, the 5.5 Metre class is heading to Greece, with the 2026 Scandinavian Gold Cup and World Championship taking place over the next 10 days.
by Robert Deaves
Posted 29 Sep 23:37 PDT
Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez Day 2
Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez Day 2
More breeze, more sea
The record-sized maxi fleet of 51 saw Maxi 1 and the J Class racing windward-leewards from the Baie de Pampelonne for a second day, while Maxi 3, 4 and 5 were dispatched southwest on a 28 mile coastal course to a mark off Cavalaire-sur-Mer.
by James Boyd / International Maxi Association
Posted 29 Sep 22:09 PDT
Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez day 2
Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez day 2
Pulling out all the stops
With a lovely breeze and sunshine, 251 crews hit the water determined to give the very best of themselves and their boats. Clearly, it was a day of celebration in the Gulf of St Tropez and the Bay of Pampelonne this Tuesday.
by Maguelonne Turcat
Posted 29 Sep 21:21 PDT
Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez 2026 | Videos D1 Maxis
Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez 2026 | Videos D1 Maxis
Hello from the gorgeous St Tropez. It really is an amazing sight!
As Dale Lorimer says, "Hello from the gorgeous St Tropez. It really is an amazing sight!" Well, you go that right. Here are the Bow Caddy Media videos from Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez.
by Bow Caddy Media
Posted 29 Sep 15:08 PDT
J Class at Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez Day 2
J Class at Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez Day 2
Rainbow top the fleet after Svea suffer tech problem
With three races sailed by the J Class at Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez all three teams have now won one race each and Rainbow leads the regatta, but only on countback.
by J Class Association
Posted 29 Sep 12:48 PDT
ILCA 6 Men's Worlds at Vilamoura day 3
ILCA 6 Men's Worlds at Vilamoura day 3
Brazilian duo lead after six races
Brazilian sailors Francisco Dal Ri and Erik Scheidt hold the top two positions after the third day of racing at the 2026 ILCA 6 Men's World Championship in Vilamoura, with two more races completed today.
by Vilamoura Sailing / Prow Group
Posted 29 Sep 11:53 PDT
iQFOiL U23 World Championships day 2
iQFOiL U23 World Championships day 2
Pilloni and Bright hold the lead as Slalom takes over in Puck, Poland
Four Slalom races shake up the standings on Day 2, with Medea Falcioni charging into the top ten and local sailor Stanislaw Trepczynski climbing to second
by iQFOiL Class Association
Posted 29 Sep 11:32 PDT
New Inshore Performance Gear from Zhik
New Inshore Performance Gear from Zhik
Built for sailors who race inshore and need their kit to work as hard as they do
New products have landed across the inshore range, each one built for sailors who race inshore and need their kit to work as hard as they do.
by Zhik
Posted 29 Sep 11:00 PDT
GWA Wingfoil World Cup Dakhla preview
GWA Wingfoil World Cup Dakhla preview
A one-off showdown that will decide the champions in the pure-surfing discipline
The GWA Wingfoil World Tour returns to Dakhla, Morocco, for a one-off showdown that will decide the 2026 Wave world champions in the pure-surfing discipline.
by Ian MacKinnon
Posted 29 Sep 09:56 PDT
World Sailing Inclusion Championships preview
World Sailing Inclusion Championships preview
Bringing together around 230 sailors from 40 countries in Portimão next week
World Sailing Inclusion Championships will bring together around 230 sailors from 40 countries in Portimão next week, with Paralympic champions, established international competitors and a new generation of sailors preparing to take to the start line.
by World Sailing
Posted 29 Sep 08:42 PDT
Felix Weidling on the Women's Match Racing Worlds
Felix Weidling on the Women's Match Racing Worlds
Felix Weidling on the 2026 World Sailing Women's Match Racing World Championship
Few regatta venues offer better sailing than San Francisco Bay. Combine this with 12 of the world's best women's match-racing teams and the 2026 World Sailing Women's Match Racing World Championship promises to deliver some of the year's best racing.
by David Schmidt
Posted 29 Sep 08:00 PDT
Finalists Panel at Women's Match Racing Worlds
Finalists Panel at Women's Match Racing Worlds
An opportunity to hear from the best in women's match racing as they prepare
Ahead of the final day of competition in the 2026 World Sailing Women's Match Racing World Championship, St. Francis Yacht Club (StFYC) will host an online Finalists Panel featuring the top teams vying for the title.
by St. Francis Yacht Club
Posted 29 Sep 05:43 PDT
Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez day 1
Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez day 1
Sun, sails and smiles
After two days sizing up the competition and getting in some final training, it is showtime out on the racetrack!
by Maguelonne Turcat
Posted 29 Sep 04:20 PDT
Bullet for Jethou at Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez
Bullet for Jethou at Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez
A record fleet of 51 maxis competing, including the welcome return of three J Class
Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez, the final event of the International Maxi Association's 2026 Mediterranean Maxi Inshore Challenge got under way today with a record fleet of 51 maxis competing, including the welcome return of three J Class yachts.
by James Boyd / International Maxi Association
Posted 29 Sep 01:11 PDT
Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez 2026 | D1 Maxis
Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez 2026 | D1 Maxis
Light air, sun, Med blue made for terrific colours...
Day One on the Maxis course was a light airs event, with several postponements called as the breeze shifted, lifted and dropped. The racing was close in places and the deep blue water of the Med, and a sunny day made for some richly coloured imagery.
by Bow Caddy Media
Posted 28 Sep 16:36 PDT