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The Australian Sailing Team (AST) will launch its international season this week at the Trofeo Princesa Sofía Sailing Grand Slam in Palma, Spain, with 38 Australian entries spread across all 10 Olympic classes.

The entire fleet, comprising all 8 crews of the 2nd edition of the GLOBE40, set off today from Recife, Brazil, at 2:00 PM local time (5:00 PM UTC) for the 6th and final stage.

9th May sees the first of three ‘taster days’ that Dell Quay are running to promote all aspects of the club.

There’s snow on the mountains of Mallorca. With a forecast of strong but shifty northerly winds, it’s set to be a bone-chilling challenge in the coming week of competition for the 1,100 Olympic sailors from 62 countries gathered in Palma.

The session today marks the end of our RC Winter Series and the change to racing/sailing larger yachts/dinghies; to sit on and make the same errors as the RC racing!

A cold but steady breeze greeted the 25 competitors who arrived early, setting the stage for what promised to be an excellent day of racing under clear spring sunshine.

The ORC, One Design and Hansa 303 classes ended their participation in the 55th Trofeo Princesa Sofia Mallorca by FERGUS Hotels with a day to spare.

Eleven Solos participated in the 2026 Carsington open event which forms part of the Allen and CB Coverstore sponsored Midland area Solo series. A lower than typical turnout but that was to be expected with a very cold and windy forecast.

Australian Sailing proudly celebrates a remarkable milestone as Gordon Ingate OAM marks his 100th birthday, a life defined by resilience, innovation, and an enduring contribution to the sport of sailing.

Hawaiian foilers Gavin Ball and Pearl Lattanzi have written themselves into WASZP history, delivering the USA’s first-ever Games double – Ball claiming his maiden title as Lattanzi defended hers on home water.