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French Olympic Week in Hyères Day 3
Olympians rise as big easterlies wind up Hyères
© Sailing Energy / French Olympic Week Hyères - TPM
Ferrari reveals the Hypersail livery
100-foot flying ocean monohull revealed at Milan Design Week
© Ferrari
Two things
The first time something occurs it's happenstance. Next is circumstance. The third is enemy action.
© Felix Diemer/SailGP
SailGP Venue vs. Revenue
A debate that has ramifications for the entire sport
© Ricardo Pinto/SailGP
Aussies dominate in Rio
Bonds Flying Roos win four straight races on the second day of racing
© Katelyn Mulcahy/SailGP
Full Power Racing at Semaine Olympique Française
Full Power Racing at Semaine Olympique Française
Breeze On, Battle Tightens in Hyères
Day three in Hyères brought a proper shake-up as strong breeze and rain rolled through the bay, forcing an early postponement.
by 49er & Nacra 17 Sailing
Posted 22 Apr 18:34 UTC
57th French Olympic Week in Hyères day 3
57th French Olympic Week in Hyères day 3
Olympians rise as big easterlies wind up Hyères
After the Champagne and sunshine of Monday and Tuesday, Wednesday brought the wind and tonic to the 57th Semaine Olympique Française de Hyères - TPM.
by Fédération Française de Voile
Posted 22 Apr 18:06 UTC
Svea and Rainbow set to race
Svea and Rainbow set to race
At the Superyacht Cup Palma Richard Mille
Two J Class yachts, the Swedish flagged Svea and Rainbow which will debut in the colours of her new owner, will take centre stage at the 30th anniversary of the Superyacht Cup Palma Richard Mille in late June.
by J Class Association
Posted 22 Apr 16:55 UTC
470 class at French Olympic Week Hyères Day 3
470 class at French Olympic Week Hyères Day 3
Spanish Duo Dominates as Conditions Reshape Gold Fleet
What a day on the water at French Olympic Week in Hyères. Strong afternoon winds delivered high-intensity racing and significantly reshuffled the leaderboard.
by International 470 Class Association
Posted 22 Apr 16:11 UTC
2027 McIntyre Ocean Globe Race is go!
2027 McIntyre Ocean Globe Race is go!
The only race around the world via Cape Horn steered by humans
The Inaugural 2023 Ocean Globe Race (OGR) was a huge success celebrating the 50th anniversary of the world's first fully crewed 1973 Whitbread Race.
by McIntyre Mini Globe Race
Posted 22 Apr 16:03 UTC
Hit the Road with RS
Hit the Road with RS
Discover #RoofRackReady Boats!
For many people, getting into sailing isn't about learning the skills or finding the right club - it's about logistics.
by RS Sailing
Posted 22 Apr 11:00 UTC
Grand Prix d'Italia Dragon Cup 2026 in Sanremo
Grand Prix d'Italia Dragon Cup 2026 in Sanremo
Blue Haze leads British Dragon success
Seven British Dragons travelled to Sanremo, Italy, for the first IDA Grade 1 event of 2026, making an immediate impact on the international circuit with an outstanding set of results.
by Emma York
Posted 22 Apr 07:58 UTC
18 Footer Tradition
18 Footer Tradition
Tradition has played an important part in 18ft skiff racing's history
Tradition has played an important part in 18ft skiff racing's history, so it's fortunate for the Australian 18 Footers League to have had many competitors, over the past 91 years, who have come down to the park each week to race their boats.
by Frank Quealey
Posted 22 Apr 05:57 UTC
Gold Fleet Decided at Semaine Olympique Française
Gold Fleet Decided at Semaine Olympique Française
Real Racing Begins Now in Hyères
Day two at the Semaine Olympique Française in Hyères marked the end of the preliminary series, setting the stage for the split into gold and silver fleets in the 49er and Nacra 17.
by 49er & Nacra 17 Sailing
Posted 21 Apr 18:19 UTC
57th French Olympic Week in Hyères day 2
57th French Olympic Week in Hyères day 2
Italians winning game of inches in Hyères before the pressure rises
If Monday was Champagne sailing, Tuesday was a Mediterranean Millésimé - the vintage. If you created an exceptional blend capturing one side of sailing in Hyères - and you did not want to try and bottle the Mistral - it might look something like this.
by Fédération Française de Voile
Posted 21 Apr 18:09 UTC
Ferrari reveals the Hypersail livery
Ferrari reveals the Hypersail livery
100-foot flying ocean monohull revealed at Milan Design Week
On the occasion of Milan Design Week, Ferrari Hypersail reveals the livery of its 100-foot flying ocean monohull: innovation, aerodynamics and design research define a new frontier in ocean sailing.
by Ferrari Hypersail
Posted 21 Apr 17:48 UTC
French Olympic Week and Charleston Race Week
French Olympic Week and Charleston Race Week
Racing action at French Olympic Week and Charleston Race Week
For many Americans, 2028 might feel like a far distant horizon right now, however for Olympic sailing hopefuls, the 2028 Summer Olympics, which will be held in and around the city of Los Angeles, are rapidly hoving into view.
by David Schmidt
Posted 21 Apr 15:00 UTC
Changshu Shanghu International Elite Regatta
Changshu Shanghu International Elite Regatta
20 teams from 14 nations competed in Fareast 23 keelboats
The 2026 Changshu Shanghu International Elite regatta was hosted on Shanghu lake, a 2 hour drive from Shanghai. 20 teams from 14 nations competed in Fareast 23 keelboats, with many world and national champions present within the fleet.
by Tom Ahlheid
Posted 21 Apr 14:42 UTC
470 class at French Olympic Week Hyères Day 2
470 class at French Olympic Week Hyères Day 2
Ferrari and Dubbini take the lead
The second day of racing at French Olympic Week, the second event of the Sailing Grand Slam series, once again brought light wind conditions and closely fought battles on the water.
by International 470 Class Association
Posted 21 Apr 14:04 UTC
New WASZP Speed Record set at 31.0 knots
New WASZP Speed Record set at 31.0 knots
Teenage British sailor Toby Smith sends it into the record books
A blustery weekend in the UK has delivered a new milestone for the WASZP class, as British young gun Toby Smith pushed the limits to clock an incredible 31.0 knots, setting a new class speed record.
by WASZP class
Posted 21 Apr 13:46 UTC
Your window of opportunity
Your window of opportunity
Production slots for Seawind catamarans are filling rapidly as we move into boat show season
Time is of the essence; production slots for our "Your Window of Opportunity" campaign are filling rapidly as we move into boat show season, with a deadline of May 5th.
by The Seawind Catamarans Team
Posted 21 Apr 13:30 UTC
America's Cup: Sardinia preview
America's Cup: Sardinia preview
The pathways created in AC37 have lit the runway for the emerging talent to shine
Never before in the long history of the America's Cup has there been so much opportunity for the next generation of Women and Youth to come through to the pinnacle of the sport of sailing.
by 38th America's Cup Media
Posted 21 Apr 11:28 UTC
Sophia dominates Caribbean Maxi Multihull Series
Sophia dominates Caribbean Maxi Multihull Series
As teams line up for Med season
The International Maxi Association continues to support the burgeoning maxi multihull fleet with its series for 60+ft owner-driver catamarans and trimarans in the Caribbean and Mediterranean.
by International Maxi Association
Posted 21 Apr 10:42 UTC
A+T launch the HFD5 - Brightest is always better
A+T launch the HFD5 - Brightest is always better
Drop-in upgrade which can directly replace the H5000
With the recent news that the B&G H5000 Graphic Display is being discontinued, there will be many sailors wondering what to do when theirs need replacing. A+T has the answer...
by A+T Instruments
Posted 21 Apr 09:00 UTC
59th Governor's Cup Invitees announced
59th Governor's Cup Invitees announced
Four of top five ranked Under 23 Match Race Skippers in the world are invited
After five years of dominance by Jeffrey Petersen (USA) and Cole Tapper (AUS), who each won twice, a new generation of youth match racing teams will take center stage in the 59th Governor's Cup International Youth Match Racing Championship.
by Emily O'Connell
Posted 21 Apr 00:52 UTC
57th French Olympic Week in Hyères day 1
57th French Olympic Week in Hyères day 1
Chess on the water, philosophy in the kites, and Italian profits
The 57th edition of La Semaine Olympique Française de Hyères - TPM (France's Olympic sailing week) began on Monday in Champagne Côte d'Azur conditions as 705 competitors from 59 nations started six days of racing.
by Fédération Française de Voile
Posted 20 Apr 19:38 UTC
Tita & Banti Return in Style
Tita & Banti Return in Style
As Racing Kicks Off in Hyères
Day one of racing at the Semaine Olympique Française in Hyères — the second stop of the Sailing Grand Slam — delivered classic light-wind Mediterranean conditions and a wide-open fight across all three Olympic skiff and foiling classes.
by 49er & Nacra 17 Sailing
Posted 20 Apr 19:16 UTC
Foiling Week 2026 - entries open
Foiling Week 2026 - entries open
A key meeting point for the international foiling community
The event confirms its role as the leading platform for technical exchange and a key meeting point for the international foiling community.
by We Are Foiling
Posted 20 Apr 18:58 UTC
JOG Season Hits Its Stride
JOG Season Hits Its Stride
With Spinlock Cherbourg Challenge and 78-Boat Weymouth Race
The 2026 JOG season has quickly found its rhythm, with the Easter trip to Cherbourg followed by a strong turnout for the Cowes to Weymouth & Portland Race.
by Cat Platts
Posted 20 Apr 15:57 UTC
470 class at French Olympic Week Hyères Day 1
470 class at French Olympic Week Hyères Day 1
Racing Kicks Off in Style
The opening day of French Olympic Week is complete, delivering light winds and three races that saw Italians Elena Berta and Giulio Calabrò take a commanding lead. The second stop of the Sailing Grand Slam is now officially under way.
by International 470 Class Association
Posted 20 Apr 15:47 UTC
Introducing The Next Generation Of Moth Sails
Introducing The Next Generation Of Moth Sails
Helix™ Moth sails feature seamless 3Di construction that precisely aligns fiber pathways
North Sails new Helix™ Moth sails feature seamless 3Di construction that precisely aligns fiber pathways with true load paths, and a fully molded luff and deck sweeper for America's Cup–inspired speed, control and stability.
by North Sails
Posted 20 Apr 15:00 UTC
Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta overall
Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta overall
Perfect trade wind conditions for the classic regatta finale
After four days of hard sailing, the crews set off with as much enthusiasm as on day one — though with a touch of sadness, knowing it was the final outing. And yes, I watched them depart from the Hot Spot Café (eggs Royale and espresso).
by Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta
Posted 20 Apr 14:38 UTC
Yacht Club de Cannes: a factory for champions!
Yacht Club de Cannes: a factory for champions!
An enviable number of European and World titles and podiums
In recent years, in addition to the French championship titles - you name it all - the young members of the Yacht Club de Cannes have got their hands on an enviable number of European and World titles and podiums.
by Jean François Cutugno
Posted 20 Apr 07:15 UTC
Two things
Two things
The first time something occurs it's happenstance. Next is circumstance. The third is enemy action.
So, there's an axiom that states, the first time something occurs it's happenstance. The next is circumstance, and the third is enemy action. Now on paper, and under that ruling, that makes this here Ed the latter. Hhhmmmm.
by John Curnow, Sail-World.com AUS Editor
Posted 19 Apr 22:00 UTC
Built to Perform in the Heat
Built to Perform in the Heat
The redesigned HybridGear™ Range is built for sailors pushing hard in warm conditions
The redesigned HybridGear™ Range is built for sailors pushing hard in warm conditions, delivering lightweight protection, cooling comfort and unrestricted movement in a more refined high-performance system.
by Zhik
Posted 19 Apr 20:30 UTC
Summer Cloud: More Soul Than Speed
Summer Cloud: More Soul Than Speed
The Carriacou sloop is racing at the Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta 2026
Long before motor boats and aircraft began making the Caribbean accessible to tourists, sail was the region's great connector. Across the islands, working sloops carried people, produce, livestock, building materials, mail and just about anything else.
by Louay Habib
Posted 19 Apr 16:36 UTC
All set at 57th French Olympic Week in Hyères
All set at 57th French Olympic Week in Hyères
705 sailors from 59 nations in the starting blocks
The world's best Olympic sailors are rigged and raring to go for the start of the 57th edition of the Semaine Olympique Française - France's Olympic Sailing Week.
by Fédération Française de Voile
Posted 19 Apr 16:32 UTC
46th St. Maarten Heineken Regatta Wrap Film
46th St. Maarten Heineken Regatta Wrap Film
Celebrating an Unforgettable Edition
The St. Maarten Heineken Regatta has released the official wrap film from its 46th edition, bringing viewers back to one of the most memorable regattas in recent history.
by St. Maarten Heineken Regatta
Posted 19 Apr 13:12 UTC
Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta Day 3
Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta Day 3
Lumpy and Bumpy but Lots of Fun
Breakfast at Hot Spot Café in Nelson's Dockyard is becoming a habit — and with a view like this, it's hardly a hardship.
by Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta
Posted 19 Apr 13:11 UTC
Three Kings Race: Three finish on Sunday
Three Kings Race: Three finish on Sunday
Higher Ground finished on Sunday morning, while Akonga and Carpe Diem finished mid afternoon.
Clockwork (Steve Mair) took line honours in the 2026 Three Kings race. The Shaw 12 also snatched the race record. Higher Ground finished on Sunday morning, while Akonga and Carpe Diem finished mid-afternoon.
by Richard Gladwell Sail-World.com
Posted 19 Apr 11:13 UTC
Nautor Swan at 60
Nautor Swan at 60
It all started with the commissioning of a 36 foot yacht in 1966
What started with the commissioning of a 36 foot yacht in 1966 has grown into the shipyard which has produced 2,350 yachts and counting, continuing to lead the way in style and performance on the water.
by Henri-Lloyd
Posted 19 Apr 11:00 UTC
From Cancer Diagnosis to Solo Atlantic Crossing
From Cancer Diagnosis to Solo Atlantic Crossing
An ambitious goal after a diagnosis of stage 3 Hodgkin's Lymphoma
Luke Rossiter was diagnosed with Stage 3 cancer and in February 2026 began an intense course of chemotherapy. He set himself an ambitious goal, to complete a solo Atlantic sailing crossing later this year, dependent on treatment progress.
by Magnus Smith
Posted 19 Apr 10:49 UTC
2026 ILCA 4 Youth Europeans overall
2026 ILCA 4 Youth Europeans overall
An outstanding week at Los Alcázares, Mar Menor, Spain
The 2026 ILCA 4 Youth European Championships & Open European Trophy came to a close today in Los Alcázares, Mar Menor, Spain, following an outstanding week of racing defined by excellent organisation and consistently favourable sailing conditions.
by Agustín Argüelles
Posted 19 Apr 09:49 UTC
Mah Jong, A Gamble Worth Taking
Mah Jong, A Gamble Worth Taking
Competing at the Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta 2026
The 1957 Sparkman & Stephens 52ft yawl Mah Jong arrived in Nelson's Dockyard for 2026 Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta looking immaculate. She is the sort of yacht that makes people stop and stare.
by Louay Habib
Posted 18 Apr 15:35 UTC
America's Cup Recon Diary: Apr 17 - Jib blow-up
America's Cup Recon Diary: Apr 17 - Jib blow-up
There were several new features on the AC75, identified. Co-Helm Chris Draper was interviewed.
Emirates Team New Zealand started their second block of testing today in a modest breeze and flat sea state on the Hauraki Gulf. There were several new features on the AC75, identified in this report. Co-Helm Chris Draper was interviewed post-session.
by Richard Gladwell, Sail-World
Posted 18 Apr 10:58 UTC