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Apex Group Bermuda Sail Grand Prix
Spain one step closer to Season 4 Grand Final
© Felix Diemer for SailGP
EurILCA Europa Cup Italy at Punta Ala
553 sailors on the Gulf of Follonica
© Nicola Damonte / Centro Velico Punta Ala
Spectacular on board video of USA capsize
Team thrown from boat in Bermuda
© Samo Vidic/SailGP
52 Super Series PalmaVela Sailing Week
Provezza are the pride of Palma after thrilling title decider
© Nico Martinez / 52 Super Series
Hurricane Europeans at Carnac
A return of the event at the popular Eurocat event
© Dave Maynard / www.alleycatphotographer.com
John Broughton European Snipe Cup is going home!
John Broughton European Snipe Cup is going home!
Snipe European Cup to be held at Stone Sailing Club in August
One of the founders of the European Snipe Cup was John Broughton. He was SCIRA European Secretary during the 1970s and early 80s and was a life-long member of Stone SC. The European Cup began in 1977 and is held on alternate years to the Europeans.
by Sue Roberts
Posted 6 May 09:51 UTC
A weekend of foundation building
A weekend of foundation building
Bermuda delivered a solid weekend of racing for the Switzerland SailGP Team
Bermuda delivered a solid weekend of racing, with fantastic sailing and picture-perfect conditions.
by Switzerland SailGP Team
Posted 6 May 07:03 UTC
EurILCA Europa Cup Italy at Punta Ala
EurILCA Europa Cup Italy at Punta Ala
Four days of international sailing for 553 sailors on the Gulf of Follonica
The event saw 553 sailors from 29 different nations lining the shores of Maremma, predominantly young athletes aged 14 and up, all eager to launch their ILCA class boats into the beautiful Tuscan sea of the Gulf of Follonica.
by Centro Velico Punta Ala
Posted 6 May 05:02 UTC
Apex Group Bermuda Sail Grand Prix overall
Apex Group Bermuda Sail Grand Prix overall
Diego Botin's Spain gets one step closer to Season 4 Grand Final
Diego Botin's Los Gallos got the better of two of the leagues heavyweights - Australia and New Zealand - in a tense three-boat final at the Apex Group Bermuda Sail Grand Prix to win its second SailGP event of Season 4.
by SailGP
Posted 5 May 23:29 UTC
SailGP: How the Final played out in Bermuda
SailGP: How the Final played out in Bermuda
Despite their end to end win, in the Final of SailGP Bermuda, Spain was hard pushed by the Kiwis
Despite their end to end win, in the Final of SailGP Bermuda, Spain was hard pushed by the New Zealand team, with the dominant team of Seasons 1-4, Australia always ready to pounce. Plus full replay of Day 2.
by Richard Gladwell/Sail-World.com/nz
Posted 5 May 22:32 UTC
ORC DH European Champions celebrated in Caorle
ORC DH European Champions celebrated in Caorle
The 2nd edition crowned three new champions among 29 entries from four nations
The 2nd edition of the annual ORC DH European Championship crowned three new champions among 29 entries from four nations today after a 195-mile offshore race completed in the northern Adriatic Sea.
by Offshore Racing Congress
Posted 5 May 21:57 UTC
Galateia and V go to the wire at 20th PalmaVela
Galateia and V go to the wire at 20th PalmaVela
Three of the five maxis won races under IRC corrected time
The maxis competing over the last 4 days in inshore and coastal racing at the Real Club Nautico de Palma's PalmaVela may have been a diverse five, ranging from the 143ft/43.6m J Class Svea to the Wally 80 Rose, but their competition was the closest
by James Boyd / International Maxi Association
Posted 5 May 20:58 UTC
Nicolas Lunven acquiring invaluable experience
Nicolas Lunven acquiring invaluable experience
Stripped of his optimal tools on Holcim-PRB to compete at peak performance
The Transat CIC is proving to be anything but a tranquil journey along the river. It's a thrilling and challenging expedition that has already forced numerous boats to seek refuge along the North Atlantic coast.
by Team HOLCIM - PRB
Posted 5 May 19:54 UTC
SailGP: Spain wins Final in Bermuda
SailGP: Spain wins Final in Bermuda
Smart tactical decisions by Spain held off a mid-race comeback by the Kiwi crew
Diego Botin's young Spanish team executed flawless tactical decision-making to head off New Zealand and Australia season, in the three-boat winner takes all Final sailed on Bermuda's Great Sound.
by SailGP Media
Posted 5 May 19:29 UTC
Back in Stock: Henri-Lloyd Elite Jacket and Hi-Fit
Back in Stock: Henri-Lloyd Elite Jacket and Hi-Fit
Excels in extended conditions, crafted for year-round performance
Born from 7 decades of know-how and engineered from ultra-reliable and incredibly durable 3-layer DRI PRO Fabric. The Elite Series has been built for sailing pros and enthusiasts and it excels in extended conditions, crafted for year-round performance.
by Henri-Lloyd
Posted 5 May 19:00 UTC
20th PalmaVela Overall
20th PalmaVela Overall
Galateia win again at PalmaVela… but only just
David Leuschen and Chris Flowers' Wallycento Galateia won the Maxi class at PalmaVela for the third time in a row today in light winds on Palma Bay. Whilst last year's triumph was something of a whitewash, this time they were made to work all the way.
by PalmaVela
Posted 5 May 18:28 UTC
The Transat CIC Day 8
The Transat CIC Day 8
Richomme still on course for Transatlantic double
While the IMOCA race leader Yoann Richomme (PAPREC ARKÉA) was still making more than 20 kts this afternoon, a nerve racking slow down is still expected for the final miles to the finish of the Transat CIC solo race from Lorient to New York.
by The Transat CIC
Posted 5 May 18:02 UTC
The oldest footage of 505 racing
The oldest footage of 505 racing
A look back into our video archive
We delve into the past, and round-up all videos which show sailing at in the 5o5 class of dinghy.
by Magnus Smith
Posted 5 May 11:00 UTC
2024 29er EuroCup Sweden Day 1
2024 29er EuroCup Sweden Day 1
Spectacular sun and somewhat weak and shifty winds
The first day of the GKSS OCR Regatta offered spectacular sun and somewhat weak and shifty winds, challenging the race organisation and keeping the IQFoils on shore. On the 29er course however, it was possible to get all four scheduled races in.
by International 29er Class
Posted 5 May 09:45 UTC
Cap-Martinique Line Honours to Dumortier & Thiriez
Cap-Martinique Line Honours to Dumortier & Thiriez
Finishing in Fort-de-France at 22:41:59 on Saturday
Amaury Dumortier and Geoffrey Thiriez (Terre d'Enfants sur l'Atlantique) have taken line honours in the second edition of the Cap-Martinique, this Saturday 4 May at 22:41:59 hours local time.
by Cap Martinique
Posted 5 May 08:43 UTC
International 18s in the 1950s
International 18s in the 1950s
A period of New Zealand-led design & innovation
Following the first major change in the 18 footers from the big boats of the early 1900s to the 7ft beam boats of the mid-1930s, there had been no major change or innovations until the late 1940s
by Frank Quealey
Posted 5 May 06:02 UTC
Apex Group Bermuda Sail Grand Prix Day 1
Apex Group Bermuda Sail Grand Prix Day 1
Aussie's come out firing on opening day
After crashing out in the previous event, Tom Slingsby's Australia SailGP Team completely dominated the opening day of the Apex Group Bermuda Sail Grand Prix.
by SailGP
Posted 4 May 23:09 UTC
Spirit & competition shine at Antigua Sailing Week
Spirit & competition shine at Antigua Sailing Week
The 55th edition attracted 88 boats from 20 different countries
The 55th edition of Antigua Sailing Week attracted 88 boats from 20 different countries and 750 crew from all over the world. Antigua Sailing Week is one of the most celebrated regattas in the sailing world; the 2024 edition added another great chapter.
by Louay Habib
Posted 4 May 23:03 UTC
ORC Double-Handed Europeans Line Honours
ORC Double-Handed Europeans Line Honours
Father-son duo of Mauro and Giovanni Trevisan on Hauraki finish first
In a truly remarkable feat, the father-son duo of Mauro and Giovanni Trevisan clinched the Line Honours after sailing for 34 hours, one minute, and seven seconds with their Millenium 40 Hauraki, a testament to their exceptional skill and teamwork.
by Offshore Racing Congress
Posted 4 May 22:27 UTC
SailGP: Fired up Slingsby wins two in Bermuda
SailGP: Fired up Slingsby wins two in Bermuda
Australia dominates fleet racing on the opening day of Bermuda
Australia has bounced back from its devastating Christchurch penalty by dominating fleet racing on the opening day of Bermuda.
by SailGP Media
Posted 4 May 20:30 UTC
Clipper Race 11 - See ya Seattle, next stop Panama
Clipper Race 11 - See ya Seattle, next stop Panama
The start of Race 11: #StayConnected with SENA
Seattle bids farewell to the Clipper Race fleet as it departs for the start of Race 11: #StayConnected with SENA.
by Clipper Round the World Race
Posted 4 May 19:34 UTC
20th PalmaVela Day 3
20th PalmaVela Day 3
Advantage Galateia as Maxi class goes into final light winds Sunday
Five times America's Cup winning Kiwi sailing legend Murray Jones, the tactician on the Wally Cento Galateia wears only half a smile when he rails against the suggestion that, for them, PalmaVela is a mere warm up before the Maxi season.
by PalmaVela
Posted 4 May 17:52 UTC
44Cup Baiona: Lanzarote backs Calero Sailing Team
44Cup Baiona: Lanzarote backs Calero Sailing Team
Calero Sailing Team returned to the 44Cup in March for the first time since 2013
Daniel Calero's Calero Sailing Team is set to continue competing in the 2024 44Cup for the circuit's second event taking place next week in Baiona, in Spain's northwest region of Galicia.
by Calero Sailing Team
Posted 4 May 17:11 UTC
The Transat CIC Day 7
The Transat CIC Day 7
Yoann Richomme on Paprec Arkéa over 70 miles ahead of Charlie Dalin
The top trio on the Transat CIC solo race to New York from Lorient, France are charging towards the finish line averaging over 22kts.
by The Transat CIC
Posted 4 May 17:05 UTC
Ireland's Tom Dolan back among the front runners
Ireland's Tom Dolan back among the front runners
Sixth place overall at Solo Maître Coq
Ireland's Tom Dolan back among the front runners with sixth place overall at Solo Maître Coq, a repeat of last year's result.
by Tom Dolan Racing
Posted 4 May 16:38 UTC
Cap-Martinique Update
Cap-Martinique Update
Last night at sea for Amaury Dumortier and Geoffrey Thiriez
According to the organisation team's latest estimates, the duo of Amaury Dumortier and Geoffrey Thiriez might well cross the finish line shortly before midnight (local time) on Saturday, which equates to around 05:00 hours UTC on Sunday.
by Cap Martinique
Posted 4 May 14:56 UTC
Boris Herrmann deploys weather buoy in Transat CIC
Boris Herrmann deploys weather buoy in Transat CIC
The scientific instrument will drift with the Ocean currents and measure climate data
The scientific instrument will drift with the Ocean currents and measure data crucial for weather forecasting predictions and climate change monitoring.
by Team Malizia
Posted 4 May 14:53 UTC
Armstrong Midlength FG Board redefines foiling
Armstrong Midlength FG Board redefines foiling
Armstrong Midlength FG Board gives you the freedom to define how you ride. The choice is yours
Armstrong Foils have announced the new Midlength boards, they are epic for wing and prone surf among many other things. The Armstrong Midlength FG Board Range truly redefines when and how you can go foiling.
by Armstrong Foils
Posted 4 May 08:42 UTC
La Grande Motte International Regatta preview
La Grande Motte International Regatta preview
Final dress rehearsal for the Cats and Skiffs ahead of Paris 2024
The Nacra 17 World Championship along with the 49er and 49erFX European Championships is attracting 148 teams to La Grande Motte in the South of France for six days of racing.
by 49er and Nacra 17 Sailing
Posted 4 May 08:28 UTC
Switzerland SailGP Team Back to Bermuda
Switzerland SailGP Team Back to Bermuda
For the Apex Group Bermuda Sail Grand Prix
Switzerland SailGP Team returns to Bermuda this weekend, for the Apex Group Bermuda Sail Grand Prix, May 4-5. Racing takes place 19:00 - 20:30 CEST / 14:00 - 15:30 ADT and fans in SUI can watch all the action live on Blue Sport or You Tube.
by Switzerland SailGP Team
Posted 4 May 07:03 UTC
2024 29er EuroCup Sweden - Preview
2024 29er EuroCup Sweden - Preview
25 crews from Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland set for racing
GKSS is delighted to host the 29er EuroCup as part of our annual largest fleet-race regatta, with a total of 159 participants within the classes, 29er, 49erFX, IQ Foil U19, ILCA 4, 6 and 7 and Europe class.
by International 29er Class
Posted 4 May 05:53 UTC
SailGP: Spectacular on board video of USA capsize
SailGP: Spectacular on board video of USA capsize
USA SailGP team has released spectacular on-board video coverage of their capsize in Bermuda
USA SailGP team has released spectacular on-board video coverage of their capsize in Bermuda in Friday's third Practice session. Surprisingly given the violence of the capsize, none of the crew were injured.
by Sail-World.com/nz
Posted 4 May 02:18 UTC
SailGP: Kiwis push back at Media Conference
SailGP: Kiwis push back at Media Conference
Burling disagrees that the Kiwis were gifted the season lead by an Australian snafu in Christchurch
New Zealand driver Peter Burling has disagreed that the Kiwis were gifted the season lead by Australia's Christchurch penalty, arguing ‘we have earned our right to be here'.
by SailGP Media
Posted 4 May 00:35 UTC
Antigua Sailing Week Day 5
Antigua Sailing Week Day 5
Classic conditions on Antigua & Barbuda Tourism Race Day
Racing at Antigua Sailing Week came to a spectacular finale with Antigua & Barbuda Tourism Race Day. Full trade winds blasted across the race area, bathed in sunshine.
by Louay Habib
Posted 3 May 23:23 UTC
SailGP: Tense times in Bermuda
SailGP: Tense times in Bermuda
A capsize in Practice, along with the effect of season points penalties puts big pressure on teams
The NZ Black Foils are determined to keep hold of top spot as Australia looks to bounce back from Christchurch horror show. The pressure comes on all the teams to secure a place in the $2 million Championship Final Race in San Francisco in July
by SailGP Media
Posted 3 May 23:10 UTC
The Swarm Podcast Episode 13: Jordan Roberts
The Swarm Podcast Episode 13: Jordan Roberts
The man behind the lens at all major WASZP events
Jordan is the man behind the lens at all of our major events at WASZP. General Manager Marc Ablett joins Jordan to discuss what we try and achieve through our coverage.
by WASZP Class
Posted 3 May 22:28 UTC
20th PalmaVela Day 2
20th PalmaVela Day 2
Classic Palma sea breeze day sees the event at full size
As the giant PalmaVela multiclass regatta mustered all 12 classes which are competing at this 2024 edition of the Med's traditional curtain raiser, it was 'back to normal' Palma Bay at its spring best.
by PalmaVela
Posted 3 May 19:08 UTC
Boris Herrmann claims top 3 ranking in Transat CIC
Boris Herrmann claims top 3 ranking in Transat CIC
Team Malizia's skipper is back to full-speed racing
After overcoming technical challenges, Team Malizia's skipper is back to full-speed racing in The Transat CIC solo challenge from Lorient to New York.
by Team Malizia
Posted 3 May 18:04 UTC
ORC European Double-Handed Championship underway
ORC European Double-Handed Championship underway
200-mile journey begins with sunny skies and gentle breezes
Under sunny skies and gentle breezes, the 2024 ORC European Double-Handed Championship embarked on a 200-mile journey alongside the 30th edition of La Duecento, organized by Circolo Nautico Porto Santa Margherita (CNSM).
by Offshore Racing Congress
Posted 3 May 17:34 UTC
McIntyre Ocean Globe Race update
McIntyre Ocean Globe Race update
Translated 9 defeat the odds to finish
They just kept coming! Nothing could, or would stop them. The McIntyre Ocean Globe has truly shown the depth of human stories over the past eight months and this story is a classic.
by Ocean Globe Race
Posted 3 May 16:08 UTC