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Peter Burling leaves Emirates Team NZ
Three time America's Cup winner departs
© Stefano Gattini
SailGP Rio event cancelled
After identifying a defect in select wingsails across the F50 fleet
© Ricardo Pinto/SailGP
INEOS Britannia withdraws from 38th America's Cup
After protracted negotiation with Athena Racing
© Ian Roman / America's Cup
For the love of small, fast boats - the Cape 26
Chickens, eggs, and boats. Until now, I had never, ever put that lot together!
© Mills Design
The most important job in sailing
How Nick Scott is delivering radical change to competitive sailing pathways
© Paul Wyeth / RYA
Give the 2025 Apollo Bay Ocean Race a go!
Give the 2025 Apollo Bay Ocean Race a go!
Early bird entries close on Sunday the 4th of May
The 52 nautical mile race from Queenscliff to Apollo Bay is the last of the Ocean Racing Club of Victoria's (ORCV) summer ocean racing program and serves as a great exposure race for teams new to offshore racing.
by Jane Austin/ORCV media
Posted 15 Apr 14:57 AEST
Zero Sets the Benchmark
Zero Sets the Benchmark
First Finisher Across the Line in the 2025 Melbourne Osaka Cup
The IMX40 yacht Zero is the first boat to cross the finish line in the 2025 Melbourne Osaka Cup, arriving in Osaka at 07:00:18 (GMT+9) on April 15.
by Melbourne Osaka Media
Posted 15 Apr 14:52 AEST
ILCA 6 Youth Europeans at Vilamoura Day 1
ILCA 6 Youth Europeans at Vilamoura Day 1
Fantastic conditions with all fleets completing two races
The first day of racing at the ILCA 6 Youth European Championship kicked off with fantastic conditions, with all fleets completing two races. The day began with a stable south-west breeze of around 10 knots, which steadily increased.
by Prow Media
Posted 15 Apr 01:56 AEST
Schedule Seasonal Service Today with North Sails
Schedule Seasonal Service Today with North Sails
Your local loft can ensure your sails remain in top condition all season
Whatever your sail needs, we have you covered. Your local loft can ensure your sails remain in top condition all season. Contact us for pre-season race upgrades or before you dock out for your next cruising adventure.
by North Sails
Posted 14 Apr 23:00 AEST
45th St. Maarten Heineken Regatta highlights
45th St. Maarten Heineken Regatta highlights
This annual Caribbean celebration has brought together locals, visitors, and world-class sailors
The official film of the 45th St. Maarten Heineken Regatta has just dropped, and it's a vibrant tribute to four and a half decades of sailing, island spirit, and unforgettable "Serious Fun!"
by St. Maarten Heineken Regatta
Posted 13 Apr 23:58 AEST
Gold Cup Festival 2025 Preview
Gold Cup Festival 2025 Preview
The Whitsun Weekend You Won't Want to Miss!
It's a warm June day. The sun sparkles on the water, the sky stretches wide and blue above you. You're at the helm of your X-Yacht, a gentle summer breeze filling the sails. Everything feels effortless. Life slows down — in the best possible way.
by X-Yachts
Posted 13 Apr 21:00 AEST
Trieste to host 2025 Melges 24 Worlds
Trieste to host 2025 Melges 24 Worlds
The first time the event will be held on the Adriatic Sea
Trieste, renowned in the sailing world as Italy's City of Sails, is preparing to spend a week as the Capital of the Melges 24 as it gets ready to host the Melges 24 World Championship 2025.
by International Melges 24 Class Association
Posted 13 Apr 19:19 AEST
Koa takes the Pittwater to Coffs Harbour double
Koa takes the Pittwater to Coffs Harbour double
Declared overall winner of 226 nautical mile east coast classic yacht race
After taking line honours in the 2025 Pittwater to Coffs Harbour Yacht Race late last night, Koa, owned by Andy Kearnan and co-skippered by he and Mark Griffith, was today declared overall winner of the 226 nautical mile east coast classic.
by Di Pearson / RPAYC media
Posted 13 Apr 16:57 AEST
Melbourne Osaka Cup remains wide open
Melbourne Osaka Cup remains wide open
Elapsed time will decide it all
As the first yachts approach the finish line in Osaka, the outcome of the 2025 Melbourne Osaka Cup remains wide open. With final standings determined by the shortest elapsed handicap time, the main fleet, along with the final starter Alive.
by Melbourne Osaka Media
Posted 13 Apr 12:08 AEST
Melbourne Osaka Cup: Lining up on final approach
Melbourne Osaka Cup: Lining up on final approach
Reaching Osaka is no simple feat
As the main fleet continues to close the gap on the earlier starters, they may never quite catch Zero, now on final approach to Osaka and poised to be the first yacht to cross the finish line, provided they successfully navigate the final challenges.
by Melbourne Osaka Media
Posted 13 Apr 10:15 AEST
Marine Auctions: April Online Auctions
Marine Auctions: April Online Auctions
Bidding to open on Wednesday 23 April
Bidding to open on Wednesday 23 April and will close Tuesday 29th April at 2pm AEST
by Marine Auctions
Posted 13 Apr 06:15 AEST
Pittwater to Coffs Harbour line honours to Koa
Pittwater to Coffs Harbour line honours to Koa
Koa also currently holds top spot for overall honours and will be hard to beat
Koa, the TP52 owned by Andy Kearnan and co-skippered by he and Mark Griffith, has taken line honours in the 2025 Pittwater to Coffs Harbour Yacht Race that started off Barrenjoey Headland on Friday at 1pm.
by Di Pearson / RPAYC media
Posted 13 Apr 01:32 AEST
The new SEABOB F9 series launches
The new SEABOB F9 series launches
Taking water toys to a whole new level
SEABOB, the world's most popular luxury water toy, made its much-awaited NEW F9 series premiere in the United States at the Palm Beach Yacht Show in March
by SeaBob
Posted 12 Apr 23:45 AEST
Surge of new entries at Superyacht Cup Palma 2025
Surge of new entries at Superyacht Cup Palma 2025
Europe's longest running superyacht regatta looks ahead to its 29th edition
The Superyacht Cup Palma 2025 has welcomed an upsurge in new entries as Europe's longest running superyacht regatta looks ahead to its 29th edition.
by The Superyacht Cup Palma
Posted 12 Apr 20:47 AEST
One week to Semaine Olympique Française de Hyères
One week to Semaine Olympique Française de Hyères
More than 800 athletes are expected ifor this unmissable event
With one week to go until the 56th edition of the Semaine Olympique Française de Hyères - Toulon Provence Méditerranée (France's famous Olympic sailing week) the intense level of competition is becoming clearer.
by Fédération Française de Voile
Posted 12 Apr 00:49 AEST
Pittwater to Coffs Harbour Yacht Race underway
Pittwater to Coffs Harbour Yacht Race underway
Pretty Woman, Koa and Anarchy were fastest off the line in a light nor' easter
A light north-easterly breeze on a warm sunny day set the scene for the 2025 Pittwater to Coffs Harbour Yacht Race start off Barrenjoey Headland at 1pm today, with mono and multihull boats of all sizes and weights, inclusive of two handed-entries.
by Di Pearson / RPAYC media
Posted 11 Apr 18:29 AEST
Melbourne Osaka Cup update
Melbourne Osaka Cup update
Zero maintains a commanding lead as it presses north toward the finish line
The first boats to reach Osaka in the 2025 Melbourne Osaka Cup may both fly the Japanese flag.
by Melbourne Osaka Media
Posted 11 Apr 17:09 AEST
Cup Spy: Kiwis make another tough call
Cup Spy: Kiwis make another tough call
The split between Peter Burling and Emirates Team NZ wasn't seen coming outside the team
Todays's announcement of a split in the long relationship with Emirates Team NZ and its skipper, three times Cup winner Peter Burling wasn't seen coming outside the team, although rumours had been circulating on the Auckland waterfront for a month or two.
by Richard Gladwell Sail-World
Posted 11 Apr 12:07 AEST
America's Cup: Burling leaves Team NZ
America's Cup: Burling leaves Team NZ
Emirates Team New Zealand and Peter Burling have today confirmed that they have agreed to part ways
Emirates Team New Zealand and Peter Burling have today confirmed that they have agreed to part ways ahead of the 38th America's Cup.
by Emirates Team New Zealand
Posted 11 Apr 10:29 AEST
International Women's Champs deadline extended
International Women's Champs deadline extended
New York Yacht Club has decided to extend invitation requests to May 15
More than two dozen teams from 11 countries have officially requested an invitation for the inaugural New York Yacht Club International Women's Championship.
by New York Yacht Club
Posted 11 Apr 05:34 AEST
Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta excitement building
Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta excitement building
The Sailing Instructions and course charts are now online
We're pleased to let you know that the Sailing Instructions and course charts for the 2025 Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta are now posted on our website.
by Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta
Posted 11 Apr 05:32 AEST
McIntyre Mini Globe Leg 2 Update
McIntyre Mini Globe Leg 2 Update
The vast Pacific Ocean has thrown down the gauntlet to the fleet
The Pacific - two weeks in! A Test of Grit, Wit, and Seamanship on the World's Greatest Ocean, on the world's smallest yachts, in the world's only around the world yacht race currently sailing.
by McIntyre Mini Globe Race
Posted 11 Apr 00:58 AEST
FD Yachts partners with Tall Ships America
FD Yachts partners with Tall Ships America
Becoming the first member of its prestigious Leadership Circle
Tall Ships America® proudly announces that FD Yachts has become the first member of its prestigious Leadership Circle, establishing a strategic partnership aimed at expanding sail training opportunities.
by FD Yachts
Posted 10 Apr 23:58 AEST
SailGP Rio event cancelled
SailGP Rio event cancelled
After identifying a defect in select wingsails across the F50 fleet
After identifying a defect in select wingsails across the F50 fleet, SailGP has made the difficult decision to cancel next month's Rio event (May 3-4) in order to facilitate required repairs ahead of New York and the remainder of the 2025 Season.
by SailGP
Posted 10 Apr 23:15 AEST
Season of dominance for Harken 13ft Skiff Team
Season of dominance for Harken 13ft Skiff Team
A superb year for skipper Heidi Bates and crewmate Orlando Sadlik
While there was plenty of drama and tension in the 16s, the 13s' title race was a little more routine after a season of dominance from the Harken 13ft Skiff Team.
by Adam Lucius
Posted 10 Apr 20:57 AEST
Modern Concept Constructions win Club Championship
Modern Concept Constructions win Club Championship
Adopting the KISS at Manly 16ft Skiff Sailing Club
Leaders Modern Concept Constructions adopted the KISS (Keep It Simple, Stupid) theory to take the sting out of the contest early en route to a maiden club championship victory on Saturday.
by Adam Lucius
Posted 10 Apr 18:58 AEST
SailGP: F50's sent for wingsail checks
SailGP: F50's sent for wingsail checks
The SailGP fleet has been diverted "to a shipyard" for wingsail checks.
Reports by Brazilian newspaper OGlobo's website that the SailGP fleet has been diverted "to a shipyard" for wingsail checks, have been confirmed. The Brazil SailGP event has been cancelled.
by Richard Gladwell/Sail-World.com
Posted 10 Apr 17:20 AEST
Melbourne Osaka Cup Update - Home is Calling
Melbourne Osaka Cup Update - Home is Calling
With just under 700 nautical miles to go, Zero has officially entered Japanese waters
With just under 700 nautical miles to go, Zero has officially entered Japanese waters. But their journey is far from over as they complete their passage through the transition zone or horse latitudes, crossing the Kuroshio current.
by Melbourne to Osaka Media
Posted 10 Apr 16:13 AEST
World Sailing welcomes LA28 athlete quota
World Sailing welcomes LA28 athlete quota
The Int. Olympic Committee's has announced the of athlete Quotas, Sports and Events for LA28
World Sailing has welcomed the International Olympic Committee's announcement of athlete quotas, sports and events for the 2028 Olympics, due to be held in Los Angeles.
by World Sailing/Sail-World.com
Posted 10 Apr 10:51 AEST
2026 29er Worlds & Europeans schedule & venues
2026 29er Worlds & Europeans schedule & venues
Kiel, Germany and Lake Lipno, Czech Republic to host the events
We're thrilled to officially announce the venues and dates for the 2026 29er World Championship and 29er European Championship!
by International 29er Class
Posted 10 Apr 05:12 AEST
Small crews, big ambitions
Small crews, big ambitions
Double-handed teams in the Rolex Fastnet Race
The past few editions of the Rolex Fastnet Race have seen a burgeoning double-handed contingent fighting some of the most tightly fought battles on the course.
by Rupert Holmes / RORC
Posted 10 Apr 05:08 AEST
INEOS Britannia withdraws from 38th America's Cup
INEOS Britannia withdraws from 38th America's Cup
Decision has been taken after protracted negotiation with Athena Racing
INEOS Britannia announces that it has withdrawn its intention to challenge for the next America's Cup. The decision has been taken after a protracted negotiation with Athena Racing Ltd following the conclusion of 37th America's Cup in Barcelona.
by INEOS Britannia
Posted 10 Apr 03:35 AEST
Tumlaren Victorian State Titles overall
Tumlaren Victorian State Titles overall
Yvonne wins lion's share of the 2025 series silver
Congratulations go to our recently restored champion Tumlaren, Yvonne, for her take out of the 2025 series silver. All up, Yvonne took out the RMYS T. L. Banks One design trophy, the Bert Ferris Performance trophy and the James Frecheville trophy.
by Peter Costolloe
Posted 9 Apr 17:22 AEST
Hyde's new B1 designs win F15 UK Inlands
Hyde's new B1 designs win F15 UK Inlands
A close fought battle in varied conditions as the fleet builds towards the World Championship
A close fought battle with Hyde's One Design Sales Manager, Ben McGrane, winning crewed by Scott Dawson. Conditions were varied for the weekend with strong winds on Saturday and a more moderate Sunday. Another great result for the new B1 designs!
by Hyde Sails
Posted 9 Apr 17:00 AEST
WASZP Games: 245 entries and counting
WASZP Games: 245 entries and counting
There are expectations there could be 300 entries for July's event
The Northern hemisphere event season is nearly upon us. With that comes incredible excitement for the biggest season of WASZP racing yet. The jewel in the crown is the 2025 International WASZP Games held in Weymouth, UK.
by WASZP Class
Posted 9 Apr 15:54 AEST
Mini Globe Race, Princesa Sofía Mallorca news
Mini Globe Race, Princesa Sofía Mallorca news
McIntyre Mini Globe Race news, Princesa Sofía report, Charleston Race Week
As global financial markets melt faster than spring snowpack in the American West, I find myself daydreaming more and more of simply setting sail.
by David Schmidt
Posted 9 Apr 00:59 AEST
America's Cup: Proposed Cup changes
America's Cup: Proposed Cup changes
Several parties associated with the America's Cup have talked of radical changes coming.
Loose-lipped UK parties associated with the America's Cup have revealed radical changes being mooted for the way the America's Cup is to be organised for future events. But will they gain gained traction, this time? A lot has changed in 20years.
by Richard Gladwell/Sail-World.com
Posted 8 Apr 22:03 AEST
16th Pantaenius Yacht Racing Image Award open
16th Pantaenius Yacht Racing Image Award open
This prestigious event will be significantly enhanced by the support and passion of Pantaenius
This prestigious event will be significantly enhanced by the support and passion of Pantaenius, Europe's leading specialist in yacht and boat insurance.
by Yacht Racing Image Award
Posted 8 Apr 20:35 AEST
Melbourne Osaka Cup Update
Melbourne Osaka Cup Update
Chasing Osaka - A person recount by Dave Kenny onboard The Secretary
There's a powerful community spirit behind the 5,500nm Melbourne Osaka Cup, with support showing up in every port and with every challenge.
by Melbourne to Osaka Media
Posted 8 Apr 20:19 AEST
Melbourne Osaka Cup Update
Melbourne Osaka Cup Update
Cloud Games in the Doldrums
For mother-and-daughter duo Annette Hesselmans and Sophie Snijders aboard Fika, a Najad 490, recent days have been a masterclass in patience and persistence.
by Melbourne to Osaka Media
Posted 8 Apr 12:43 AEST
Melbourne Osaka Cup Update
Melbourne Osaka Cup Update
Zero in for the last 1000 miles
As the Melbourne Osaka Cup enters its fifth week, the distance between the first and last starter has narrowed to just over 2000 nautical miles, with all now outside Australian waters.
by Melbourne to Osaka Media
Posted 7 Apr 15:47 AEST
Quick thinking averts disaster for Magellan
Quick thinking averts disaster for Magellan
Back racing in the Melbourne Osaka Cup, thanks to a fast, smart response
In the early hours of Sunday, April 6, quick thinking and cool heads aboard Magellan averted what could have been a race-ending rig failure, just off Ambitle Island in Papua New Guinea.
by Melbourne to Osaka Media
Posted 7 Apr 12:42 AEST
For the love of small, fast boats - the Cape 26
For the love of small, fast boats - the Cape 26
Chickens, eggs, and boats. Until now, had never, ever put that lot together!
The proverbial chicken, an egg, and boats. Not entirely sure I had ever pondered that until after my recent conversation with Davey James and Mark Mills. The genesis for the discussion was the reveal of the new Cape 26 OD....
by John Curnow, Sail-World.com AUS Editor
Posted 7 Apr 08:00 AEST
Sail Port Stephens Passage Series overall
Sail Port Stephens Passage Series overall
Cream rises in phenomenal finale at Port Stephens
It was a fitting finale to the 2025 Sail Port Stephens Passage Series (Commodores Cup), with crews aboard the 105 yachts enjoying the kind of premium sailing conditions that attracts boats from as far as the Gold Coast and Melbourne to the event.
by Sail Port Stephens Media
Posted 6 Apr 16:19 AEST
Emma Wilson crowned outright champion
Emma Wilson crowned outright champion
Overall winner of the 54 Trofeo Princesa Sofia Mallorca
Winner of the Women's iQFOiL windsurfing competition, Great Britain's Emma Wilson has been crowned outright champion of 54 Trofeo Princesa Sofía Mallorca by FERGUS Hotels.
by Trofeo S.A.R. Princesa Sofía
Posted 6 Apr 13:48 AEST
Trofeo Princesa Sofia wraps up in Palma
Trofeo Princesa Sofia wraps up in Palma
Sailors faced everything from strong winds and big waves to light airs and flat water
The 54th edition of the Trofeo Princesa Sofia wrapped up on April 5th in Palma de Mallorca after a week of challenging and varied racing conditions.
by Alexia Lahoud / 49er and Nacra 17 Sailing
Posted 6 Apr 02:30 AEDT
Trofeo Princesa Sofia Mallorca by FERGUS overall
Trofeo Princesa Sofia Mallorca by FERGUS overall
Great Britain tops medal table as the event enjoys a fabulous finale
The showcase curtain-raiser to the new Los Angeles 2028 Olympic cycle, Mallorca's famous 54 Trofeo Princesa Sofía Mallorca by FERGUS Hotels started in perfect sunshine and seabreezes last Monday and today came to a fabulous conclusion.
by Trofeo S.A.R. Princesa Sofía
Posted 6 Apr 02:16 AEDT
Two golds for Australia at Sailing Grand Slam
Two golds for Australia at Sailing Grand Slam
Grae Morris and Zoe Thomson have claimed a gold medal each at the Trofeo Princesa Sofía regatta
Grae Morris and Zoe Thomson have claimed a gold medal each at the Trofeo Princesa Sofía regatta, held over the past six days in Mallorca, Spain.
by Australian Sailing Team
Posted 6 Apr 02:44 AEDT