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69F – First Races Disputed in Puntaldia

Young Azzurra outperformed their competitors, while rookie teams defend good positions in the ranking Today the wind conditions have been not so good between 5,5 and 6,5 knots and Young

44Cup Back in Italy After a Four Year Absence

The 44Cup returns to Italy next week for the first time since Porto Cervo in 2017. This time the high performance owner-driver one designs will be racing on the mainland,

Light Air in Menorca for the 52 Super Series

With no racing possible due to a lack of wind off Mahon today Harm Müller-Spreer’s Platoon team go into the final day of the Menorca 52 Super Series Sailing Week

Platoon Pile On The Pressure

Winners of the regatta when it was last held in 2019, Harm Müller Spreer’s Platoon crew took the lead at the Menorca 52 Super Series Sailing Week after a fourth

Mahon and Menorca Ready for 52 Super Series Action

The Plattner family’s South African flagged Phoenix laid down a marker that they should again be podium contenders when they won today’s light winds official practice race prior to Tuesday’s

Realteam Sailing on a Charge at TF35 Final

Another top of the range day off Scarlino, Italy, for the TF35 season final saw Esteban Garcia’s Realteam Sailing claim two bullets from three races, further extending their lead over

Three Seconds Between the Top Three TF35 Teams

At the halfway stage of the TF35 season final in Scarlino Esteban Garcia’s Realteam Sailing, co-skippered by Jérôme Clerc, has risen to the top of the leaderboard but is challenged

Sparkling Opening Day to TF35 Final

As if easing the teams into the final decider of the inaugural TF35 season, Scarlino delivered a warm sea breeze between 6 – 11 knots, flat water and blue skies

52 Super Series Fleet Set to Line up in Menorca

Knock on effects of travel restrictions mean that 52 SUPER SERIES leaders and winners of the Puerto Portals 52 SUPER SERIES Sailing Week, Takasghi Okura’s Sled team will have a

P Class – Ready for the next 100 years?

As previously published in the “Prospering P Class” article in July there is renewed interest by our young Kiwi sailors in the P Class this year. Murrays Bay Sailing Club