Author: admin
-
Sail Brisbane 2025 Set to Shine
The Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron (RQYS) is proud to announce the return of Sail Brisbane 2025, taking place from 16 to 20 December 2025, in partnership with Australian Sailing.
-
Eight-time World champion leads the line-up
The World Match Racing Tour (WMRT) today announced the sixteen confirmed skippers to compete in the 2025 World Match Racing Tour Final Shenzhen Bao’an in China scheduled to take place from 6-11 January 2026.
-
8th Portugal Grand Prix at Vilamoura Day 1
The 8th Portugal Grand Prix got off to an exciting start today under a flawless sunny sky. The event brought together 248 sailors and 68 coaches from all corners of the globe, competing across the ILCA 6, ILCA 7, 49er, and 49er FX classes.
-
RYA Launches Futures Lab
The Royal Yachting Association (RYA) is launching Futures Lab – a brand-new project built with young people, for young people.
-
Dorset sailor turns 21 in the most remote ocean
Dorset sailor Lauren Corn celebrated her 21st birthday while racing across the notorious Roaring Forties and helping lead a crew of 20 adventurers around the globe.
-
iQFOiL Senior Europeans at Sferracavallo Day 4
Day 4 of the iQFOiL Senior European Championship al Circolo Velico Sferracavallo opened with cooler temperatures and a light morning breeze, keeping both sailors and race officials on their toes.
-
Hamble Winter Series 2025 Race Week 7
CRO Kathryn Clark, took the CV Baldur towards Hamble Yacht Services (4V), on Sunday morning, for the seventh day of the 2025 Hamble Winter Series. In the end Kathryn chose to start near Darling Buoy (4R), just off the Hill Head shore.
-
The Famous Project CIC to start on Saturday
The big challenge launched by Alexia Barrier and the seven women of “The Famous Project CIC” for the Jules Verne Trophy is set to begin on Saturday!
-
The Colander Cup Returns
After the huge success of last year’s inaugural event, the FM Sailing Colander Cup is back for 2026 — proving once again that great sailing doesn’t have to come with a big price tag.
-
37 nations set for World Sailing Inclusion Champs
World Sailing, the sport’s global governing body, is celebrating a major milestone as over 150 participants representing 37 nations have registered for the inaugural World Sailing Inclusion Championships.