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Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta Day 4
ILCA 6 & 7, Men's & Women's Formula Kite and 470 Mixed Teams Wrap Up
© Simone Staff
Double Double
Big events, and even bigger results!
© Rolex / Carlo Borlenghi
Enzo Balanger wins Moth Worlds
Malcesine crowns the new champion
© Martina Orsini
Double win for Brits in Aarhus
At the 2025 iQFOiL World Championships
© Sailing Energy / iQFOiL Class
29er Europeans at Lake Garda
Record-breaking event closes in style
© Sander van der Borch
Aussies hunt 'Ashes on Water' win
Aussies hunt 'Ashes on Water' win
The BONDS Flying Roos are looking to bounce back with a vengeance in Portsmouth
Fresh off a bruising weekend in New York, the BONDS Flying Roos are looking to bounce back with a vengeance as they take on long time rivals Great Britain in their home waters at the Emirates Great Britain Sail Grand Prix, held in Portsmouth.
by BONDS Flying Roos
Posted 19 Jul 07:27 AEST
4 Ultim rocketships to contest Rolex Fastnet Race
4 Ultim rocketships to contest Rolex Fastnet Race
The giant 32m long by 23m wide flying trimarans are taking part in the 100th anniversary edition
While the 50ft flying catamarans competing at SailGP Portsmouth this weekend will be impressive, charging out of the opposite western end of the Solent will be giant 32m long by 23m wide flying Ultim trimarans taking part in the 100th anniversary edition.
by James Boyd / RORC
Posted 19 Jul 04:44 AEST
SailGP comes to Portsmouth!
SailGP comes to Portsmouth!
We speak to the sailors ahead of the weekend
The Emirates Great Britain Sail Grand Prix | Portsmouth takes place this weekend, with the 12 teams competing in F50 catamarans close to the waterfront, where a massive grandstand has been built for the spectators.
by Mark Jardine
Posted 19 Jul 03:41 AEST
SailGP: No practice racing at Portsmouth
SailGP: No practice racing at Portsmouth
The Practice Race was a fizzer, however the future of the SailGP fleet development was revealed.
The scheduled Practice Day failed to fire at SailGP Portsmouth, after the forecast, admittedly light, breeze failed to male an appearance. The self propelled start marks were making a much better speed than the F50s.
by Richard Gladwell at Portsmouth
Posted 19 Jul 02:14 AEST
McIntyre Mini Globe Race Leg 3 Preview
McIntyre Mini Globe Race Leg 3 Preview
The race to South Africa starts from Vuda Marina Fiji on 26th July
In a world-first sailing challenge, 15 solo sailors from eight countries are navigating identical 5.8-meter (19-foot) self-built plywood yachts around the globe— The fleet has enjoyed a five week stopover in Fiji at the end of Leg 2.
by McIntyre Mini Globe Race
Posted 18 Jul 23:25 AEST
Third time Finn World No.1 for Alessandro Marega
Third time Finn World No.1 for Alessandro Marega
Maintaining the top spot in the Finn World Ranking List
Italy's Alessandro Marega maintains the top spot in the Finn World Ranking List for the third consecutive release. He remains World No. 1 with an 80-point lead over France's Laurent Hay.
by Robert Deaves
Posted 18 Jul 23:18 AEST
World Sailing Nations Cup to make grand return
World Sailing Nations Cup to make grand return
After a seven-year hiatus, World Sailing has officially opened the bid process for host cities
After a seven-year hiatus, the World Sailing Nations Cup, the ultimate event to crown the world's top match-racing nations, is making its much-anticipated return.
by World Sailing
Posted 18 Jul 19:08 AEST
J/99s the in Noakes Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race
J/99s the in Noakes Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race
There will be a race within a race taking place in the 63 yacht fleet
When the fleet of 63 yachts set off in the 2025 Noakes Sydney Gold Coast (NSGCYR) on 26 July, there will be a race within a race taking place.
by CYCA Media
Posted 18 Jul 16:53 AEST
2025 WASZP Pre-Games in Weymouth Day 2
2025 WASZP Pre-Games in Weymouth Day 2
A classic British summer's day as sailors launched beneath a blanket of grey cloud and drizzle
The second day of the WASZP Pre-Games served up a classic British summer's day as sailors launched beneath a blanket of grey cloud and with a hug of fresh drizzle.
by Nicola Hoyle
Posted 18 Jul 15:24 AEST
Moth take a big step forward at Garda Worlds
Moth take a big step forward at Garda Worlds
The just concluded Int Moth Worlds at Lake Garda, Italy were technically much more complex than NZ
The just concluded Int Moth Worlds at Lake Garda, Italy were technically much more complex than the 2024 World Championship, held just six months ago in New Zealand.
by Richard Gladwell
Posted 18 Jul 09:26 AEST
Dates set for 2026 Congressional Cup & Ficker Cup
Dates set for 2026 Congressional Cup & Ficker Cup
2026 will mark the 61st edition of the iconic Congressional Cup event
The LBYC and World Match Racing Tour today announced the dates for the 2026 Long Beach Yacht Club Congressional Cup and Ficker Cup, both official stages of the World Match Racing Tour, the longest running global professional sailing series.
by World Match Racing Tour
Posted 18 Jul 08:54 AEST
Middle Sea Race fleet continues to build
Middle Sea Race fleet continues to build
Global fleet is equally diverse in terms of experience, with debutants and serial attendees
The 2025 Rolex Middle Sea Race is scheduled to start on Saturday, 18 October. Yachts ranging in size from 9.75 to 22 metres (32 to 72 feet) have entered so far representing 14 nations, including Australia, Argentina, China and the United States.
by Rolex Middle Sea Race Media
Posted 18 Jul 06:59 AEST
Admirals' Cup: Predictwind weather supplier
Admirals' Cup: Predictwind weather supplier
Predictwind champions diversity and empowers Women in Offshore Racing
PredictWind, a global leader in marine weather forecasting, is proud to announce its significant involvement in the upcoming Admiral's Cup 2025.
by Casey Hodges/Predictwind
Posted 18 Jul 03:02 AEST
Ian Williams - Eight times WMRT champion
Ian Williams - Eight times WMRT champion
Shirley Robertson is joined by eight-time World Match Racing Champion Ian Williams
Shirley Robertson is joined by eight-time World Match Racing Champion Ian Williams, as the duo get together to discuss Williams' career at the sharp end of the most combative discipline in the sport of competitive sailing.
by Shirley Robertson
Posted 18 Jul 02:50 AEST
Performance Starts with the Right Cloth
Performance Starts with the Right Cloth
North Panel Laminate (NPL) sails combine advanced materials with precision engineering
Not all laminate sailcloth is created equal. North Panel Laminate (NPL) sails combine advanced materials with precision engineering to deliver lighter weight, better shape retention, and serious durability.
by North Sails
Posted 18 Jul 01:00 AEST
SailGP Technologies officially launches
SailGP Technologies officially launches
New center of excellence in technology & innovation in Southampton, UK
SailGP today marks the official opening of SailGP Technologies – the global racing championship's center of innovation, design, and engineering, based out of Southampton, UK.
by SailGP
Posted 17 Jul 22:34 AEST
The WASZP Games: A decade in the making
The WASZP Games: A decade in the making
What was once a dream for the SailingFast team is now a reality!
The WASZP Games at the Weymouth & Portland National Sailing Academy (WPNSA) has been a decade in the making for Duncan & Emma Hepplewhite at SailingFast, so seeing it come to fruition is a proud moment for them and the team.
by Mark Jardine
Posted 17 Jul 21:05 AEST
Hong Kong to host 2027 Dragon World Championship
Hong Kong to host 2027 Dragon World Championship
Taking place from 21 to 29 November 2026
The Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club and the Sailing Federation of Hong Kong, China in partnership with the Hong Kong Dragon Association, is proud to announce that Hong Kong will host the 2027 Hong Kong Dragon World Championship from 21 to 29 November 2026.
by Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club
Posted 17 Jul 18:43 AEST
2025 WASZP Pre-Games in Weymouth Day 1
2025 WASZP Pre-Games in Weymouth Day 1
Four races held for all flights in the sunshine
The WASZP Pre-Games got under way in Weymouth on Thursday with all the ingredients for a great day on the water: a steady WSW breeze, sunshine, and plenty of smiles heading out onto the racecourse in Portland Harbour.
by Nicola Hoyle
Posted 17 Jul 17:44 AEST
Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta day 4
Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta day 4
ILCA 6 & 7, Men's & Women's Formula Kite and 470 Mixed Teams Wrap Up
The racing for the first 5 classes of the Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta wrapped up with a twist in conditions and breeze just to mix it up for the competitors.
by Long Beach Yacht Club
Posted 17 Jul 15:17 AEST
Strong start on LA waters for Australian Sailors
Strong start on LA waters for Australian Sailors
A valuable week of racing at the Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta
Australia's top Olympic class sailors have wrapped up a valuable week of racing at the Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta in California, gaining firsthand experience at the future venue of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.
by Lisa Darmanin / Australian Sailing Team
Posted 17 Jul 14:18 AEST
Last Transpac 2025 Starters are First to Celebrate
Last Transpac 2025 Starters are First to Celebrate
Honoring the first of three rounds of trophy winners & celebrating Transpac's bright future
The Transpacific Yacht Race celebrated its first Trophy Ceremony for the 2025 edition of this biennial ocean race on Tuesday, July 15, at Waikiki Yacht Club, in Honolulu, Hawaii.
by David Schmidt / Transpacific Yacht Club
Posted 17 Jul 12:56 AEST
Meet the Noakes Sydney Gold Coast Commentary Team
Meet the Noakes Sydney Gold Coast Commentary Team
Olympian Lisa Darmanin and Rolex Sydney Hobart Winner Jack Macartney to lead live broadcast
The Cruising Yacht Club of Australia (CYCA) is pleased to confirm Olympian Darmanin and 2022 & 2024 Rolex Sydney Hobart winner Macartney as the lead commentators for the live broadcast of the 2025 Noakes Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race.
by CYCA Media
Posted 17 Jul 04:46 AEST
IMOCAs in the Rolex Fastnet Race
IMOCAs in the Rolex Fastnet Race
Ocean racing's state of the art
One of the most historic and eternally ground-breaking oceanic racing yacht classes is the IMOCA. These 60 footers are the world's most advanced offshore racing monohulls, the class used in the Vendée Globe since its inception in 1989/90.
by James Boyd / RORC
Posted 17 Jul 04:27 AEST
18th Puig Vela Clàssica Barcelona summary
18th Puig Vela Clàssica Barcelona summary
Yachts from over 10 countries and around 400 sailors competed off the coast of Barcelona
Barcelona's prestigious regatta for Classic and Vintage yachts, the Puig Vela Clàssica, celebrated its 18th edition, further strengthening its position as one of the premier international events for classic sailing in the Mediterranean.
by Covadonga Muñoz
Posted 17 Jul 04:06 AEST
SailGP - Fresh breezes predicted
SailGP - Fresh breezes predicted
Fresh breezes are forecast the first day of racing in SailGP and the Admirals Cup.
With two days remaining to the start of racing in SailGP Portsmouth, the forecast is for fresh breezes on both racedays, which should make for exciting racing.
by Richard Gladwell in Portsmouth
Posted 17 Jul 03:36 AEST
Nominations open for World Sailing Awards 2025
Nominations open for World Sailing Awards 2025
Presentation to be held at the Royal St. George Yacht Club in Dún Laoghaire on 5th November
Many of the sport's biggest names will be in attendance at the World Sailing Awards 2025, held on Wednesday 5 November at a gala ceremony at the Royal St. George Yacht Club in Dún Laoghaire, Ireland.
by World Sailing
Posted 17 Jul 02:12 AEST
Mackay Bieker BM-V3 dominates at 2025 Moth Worlds
Mackay Bieker BM-V3 dominates at 2025 Moth Worlds
Innovation was on display at the just concluded Moth Worlds across nearly every area of the boat.
The 2025 Moth World Championships in Lake Garda delivered thrilling racing across a wide range of conditions, featuring an elite lineup of Olympic champions, America's Cup helmsmen, SailGP stars, and the next group of up-and-coming youth.
by Julia Faire/Mackay Boats
Posted 17 Jul 01:07 AEST
OK Dinghy World Ranking July 2025
OK Dinghy World Ranking July 2025
Patric Mure is the new World No.1
Patric Mure has become only the 11th person to reach the top of the OK Dinghy World Ranking list as he takes over the No.1 spot from Australia's Roger Blasse, who drops to fourth. Britain's Andy Davis and Nick Craig move up to second and third.
by Robert Deaves
Posted 17 Jul 00:07 AEST
Double Podium For Team Allen
Double Podium For Team Allen
Enzo Ballanger sailed fully equipped with Allen hardware to a Moth Worlds victory
Representing Team Allen through its French distributor, XPO, Enzo Ballanger sailed fully equipped with Allen hardware to a dominant victory at the 2025 International Moth World Championship.
by Allen
Posted 16 Jul 21:00 AEST
New concept & programme for the Yacht Racing Forum
New concept & programme for the Yacht Racing Forum
An updated concept designed to reflect our delegates' expectations
This year, we will merge the conference on the Management and Business of the sport and the Design & Technology Symposium, enabling all participants to attend the entire event.
by Yacht Racing Forum
Posted 16 Jul 20:50 AEST
Blind Sailor's solo Round the Island Challenge
Blind Sailor's solo Round the Island Challenge
Dani A. Pich is aiming to navigate his Patí Català catamaran around the Isle of Wight next week
A truly remarkable challenge is underway on the Solent, with blind sailor Dani A. Pich aiming to sail solo around the Isle of Wight in a catamaran dinghy that has no rudder, no centreboard, no boom and is steered by the use of balance and body weight.
by Yes We Sail
Posted 16 Jul 19:05 AEST
RORC Channel Race 2025 Preview
RORC Channel Race 2025 Preview
The high-stakes opener of the 2025 Admiral's Cup
The 2025 RORC Channel Race is the high-stakes opener of the 2025 Admiral's Cup—and the pressure is on. With double points on the table and no discard allowed, this race could make or break a team's Admiral's Cup campaign.
by Louay Habib / RORC
Posted 16 Jul 18:42 AEST
2025 WASZP Pre-Games in Weymouth starts today
2025 WASZP Pre-Games in Weymouth starts today
131 boats from 18 countries prepare ahead of the main event
The 2025 WASZP Pre-Games in Weymouth has become a magnet for the international foiling community. With 131 boats entered from 18 countries, this event is more than just a tune-up—it's a snapshot of the class's spirit.
by Nicola Hoyle
Posted 16 Jul 15:32 AEST
SailGP: Stands go up in Portsmouth
SailGP: Stands go up in Portsmouth
The grandstand is in place and prominent on the Portsmouth shoreline, in readiness for the weekend
The grandstand is in place and prominent on the Portsmouth shoreline, in readiness for this weekend's SailGP event, which marks the start of the European circuit for the League's Season 5.
by Richard Gladwell, Sail-World.com
Posted 16 Jul 10:22 AEST
America's Cup: Azzurra Challenge
America's Cup: Azzurra Challenge
Azzurra's 1983 debut turned Italian sailing into a national interest.
Italy has one of the most passionate and enduring histories in the America's Cup. Azzurra's 1983 debut turned Italian sailing into a national interest.
by America's Cup Media and others
Posted 16 Jul 09:19 AEST
The Ocean Cleanup's 30 Cities Program
The Ocean Cleanup's 30 Cities Program
A look at The Ocean Cleanup and its the 30 Cities Program
The cliche goes that one should avoid meeting one's heroes, as there's always a chance that the flesh-and-blood person might not live up to expectations. While I've never met Boyan Slat, I'd gladly take this risk.
by David Schmidt
Posted 16 Jul 07:00 AEST
Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta day 3
Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta day 3
Mother Nature teases the competitors
Mother Nature teased the competitors today and made them wait a bit, but she did not disappoint; the sun came out and a big westerly built to 18-20 knots!
by Long Beach Yacht Club
Posted 16 Jul 03:22 AEST
A century of human endeavour
A century of human endeavour
The Fastnet Race is regarded as one of offshore sailing's most complete proving grounds
For 100 years, the Rolex Fastnet Race has been regarded as one of offshore sailing's most complete proving grounds. It is a place where ambitions and dreams meet harsh reality, where skill, endurance and fortitude are severely tested.
by Quinag
Posted 15 Jul 20:14 AEST
Martine Grael in Racing on the Edge
Martine Grael in Racing on the Edge
First female driver to win a Fleet Race captured in behind-the-scenes documentary
Major milestone moment for SailGP captured in behind-the-scenes documentary series, which reaches 10 million total viewers since launching in 2021.
by SailGP
Posted 15 Jul 18:45 AEST
Get ready to celebrate world's best sailing photos
Get ready to celebrate world's best sailing photos
16th edition of the Pantaenius Yacht Racing Image Award
Professional photographers from around the globe are invited to submit their best yacht racing images captured between October 14, 2024, and October 12, 2025.
by Yacht Racing Image Award
Posted 15 Jul 17:15 AEST
Alli Bell & Restless crew to make Transpac history
Alli Bell & Restless crew to make Transpac history
On course to be the first woman skipper to win Transpac overall
Alli Bell and the crew of her Cal 40 Restless took a winch handle to the notion that winning the Transpacific Yacht Race's top corrected-time prize requires membership in an old-boys club or a mighty war chest.
by David Schmidt / Transpacific Yacht Club
Posted 15 Jul 16:28 AEST
Rolex Fastnet Race IRC Four preview
Rolex Fastnet Race IRC Four preview
The pinnacle of grass roots sailing has 97 entries
The very largest yachts, including the 100ft Ultim foiling trimarans and 60ft IMOCAs are an essential part of the spectacle of the Fastnet Race, however a critical element in the race's enduring appeal is that this is predominately a grass roots event.
by Rupert Holmes / RORC
Posted 15 Jul 05:36 AEST
Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta day 2
Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta day 2
Classic Long Beach conditions return
The weather conditions at the Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta shifted noticeably today, delivering the classic Long Beach breeze that many expect from this world-class venue.
by Long Beach Yacht Club
Posted 15 Jul 04:44 AEST
NYYC International Women's Championship update
NYYC International Women's Championship update
Third group of skippers includes Nicole Breault, Dominique Proyoveur, Laura van Veen
While there is no nationality requirement for the crews that will compete in the 2026 New York Yacht Club International Women's Championship, a number of teams are embracing the opportunity to wave their respective national flags at the debut edition.
by New York Yacht Club
Posted 15 Jul 03:42 AEST
The Sardinia Cup set to return in 2026
The Sardinia Cup set to return in 2026
The competition will make its long-awaited return to the waters of the Costa Smeralda
The Yacht Club Costa Smeralda (YCCS) is pleased to announce the return of the Sardinia Cup, one of the Club's most iconic regattas and a renowned international sailing event.
by Yacht Club Costa Smeralda
Posted 15 Jul 01:38 AEST
How inclusive is sailing?
How inclusive is sailing?
Largest global survey aims to find out
The Magenta Project has today launched the 2x25 global survey, marking the start of the most ambitious equity and inclusion review ever undertaken in sailing and the wider marine industry.
by The Magenta Project
Posted 14 Jul 23:18 AEST
Aegean 600 - Snakes and ladders in extremis
Aegean 600 - Snakes and ladders in extremis
Event was the sixth in the IMA's annual Mediterranean Maxi Offshore Challenge
If the previous two Aegean 600s were among the most brutal offshore races on record with storm force winds and violent gusts, conversely this year's fifth edition of the anti-clockwise lap of the Aegean Sea was largely the lightest.
by International Maxi Association
Posted 14 Jul 22:14 AEST