McIntyre launches “Real Ocean Row” a Retro Race Like it’s 1966!
At 73, in 2028, Australian adventurer Don McIntyre will do what no one has done in over 30 years! And he is challenging sailors and adventurers to join him.
At 73, in 2028, Australian adventurer Don McIntyre will do what no one has done in over 30 years! And he is challenging sailors and adventurers to join him.
The GWA season kicks off with the opening shots for the 2026 Surf-Freestyle world titles at the storied Mondial du Vent event in Leucate, southern France….
If there were ever a checklist for a perfect regatta, the PredictWind Girls Regatta at Kohimarama Yacht Club ticks every box, and then adds a few extras just for fun.
The anticipation is palpable at the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club (RHKYC) as crews prepare to compete in the renowned 2026 Rolex China Sea Race.
After a 2025 season which seems to have been largely dedicated to consolidation, extended, enjoyable cruising and – for some, a little bit of competition
After 30 years circumnavigating the planet, the world’s most challenging ocean adventure has announced..
From December 6th to 8th, the Clube Naval de Cascais hosted the NacionalGest Christmas Regatta 2025..
The World Ice and Snow Sailing Association (WISSA), in collaboration with the Local..
Nautilus Marine Insurance, one of Australia and New Zealand’s leading providers of specialist boat and marine business insurance solutions, is proud to announce its support of the Royal Yacht Club of Victoria’s prestigious Lipton Cup Regatta.
Formerly Wild Oats XI, one of the world’s most celebrated ocean-racing yachts, will race as Palm Beach XI under the new ownership of Palm Beach Motor Yachts
If you’re a woman who wants to get into high-performance foiling, there’s one boat that makes more sense than any other..
Entries have opened and regulars and first timers alike are expected to take part in the 2025 Nautilus Marine Insurance Sydney Short Ocean Racing Championship (SSORC) when a mix of passage and windward/leeward courses will put every crew through their paces to decide the best across both styles of racing.
From light airs to heavy breeze, Sardinia served up a full spectrum of conditions as the 49er, 49erFX and Nacra 17 World Championships came to a dramatic close. Australia’s rising stars shone across the classes, delivering personal bests and signalling a bright trajectory toward LA 2028.
The 2025 49er, 49erFX, and Nacra 17 World Championships wrapped up in spectacular style today with a double-race medal series that crowned three deserving world champions. Under brilliant Sardinian skies and a lively mistral breeze, Spain swept the skiff fleets while Britain claimed the foiling crown.
Experience takes control as the waves rise and the medal contenders emerge in Cagliari on day five of the 49er, 49erFX, and Nacra 17 World Championships
Olympic and SailGP champions Diego Botin and Florian Trittel return to the skiff circuit and are proving dominant in Cagliari…
Some great breeze for foiling in the catamarans and full-on planing in the skiffs, with some surprise leaders in the 49er and 49erFX and a not-so-surprising new leader in the Nacra 17 fleet…
Norway has taken the top spot in the women’s skiff at the end of day two of the 49er FX World Championships. Pia Dahl Andersen and Nora Edland have taken a two-point lead from the Spanish team who were on top at the start of the day.
A really good opening day to the Worlds, with light to medium sea breeze and dusk-to-dawn sunshine across the bay of Cagliari. Spain is ahead in both the men’s and women’s skiffs and Great Britain takes the early lead in the Nacra 17 fleet.
The 49er, 49erFX and Nacra 17 World Championships are set to get underway in Cagliari, Sardinia, from October 7–12, with 14 Australian teams ready to take on the world’s best. This will mark the final major event of the European season for the team and a chance to finish the year on a high.
The 2025 49er, 49erFX, and Nacra 17 World Championships is on from October 7-12, 2025 in Cagliari, Italy. This is the fleets first visit to Sardinia and the monthlong preparations have been impeccable. Crystal clear waters, fantastic winds and temperatures of the air and the sea above 20 degrees have made the hard work a comple
The Windsurfer Class European Championship 2025 came to a close on Sunday, 14 September at the Centro Velico Punta Ala. This edition saw over 180 competitors from 16 countries battling it out over five days of racing.
With just a few days left before entries close for the Windsurfer European Championship (September 9–14, Punta Ala), preparations are in full swing. Centro Velico Punta Ala and PuntAla Camp & Resort are ready to welcome more than 170 registered athletes, together with their families, and to turn the Gulf of Follonica into an international stage.
The eighth edition of the Foiling Awards has crowned its winners. The prestigious accolades recognising the world’s top foiling athletes, products, projects and events over the past 12 months were presented in Genova (Italy), based on online votes cast by the international foiling community.
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