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Coverage

Beavis feeling like a world champion

It might have been her second world title but Elise Beavis feels legitimately like a world champion this time around after finishing on top at the recent International WASZP Games in Italy.

Street Wins in Pulsating Final Day

Well after three years of build-up, significant preparation and 5 days of quality racing, New Zealander Sam Street has taken out the 2022 International WASZP Games in an exhilarating final day of racing on Lake Garda.

Waszp Class Shines in Championship Racing

After much hype and anticipation, finally, we arrived at the first day of championship racing at the International WASZP Games. The beauty of the WASZP Class is that the preparation of the sailors from around the world is tracked through our global rankings and events on Race Hub and our social media presence.

2022 Waszp Games are Officially Open

With a lay day scheduled between the Pre-Games and the beginning of the International WASZP Games it was a chance for the sailors to finalise their measurement, do some sightseeing and fine-tune their preparations for the SLALOM event tomorrow which will start 5 days of incredible action on Lake Garda.

Blockbuster UK Waszp Nationals – Banham Takes the Win

With over 50 boats on the start line in big breeze, the WASZP UK Nationals delivered some spectacular foiling racing! The swarm was hosted by Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy on the world-class foiling waters of Portland Harbour for four days of one-design, high-speed action.

Australia to host 2023 International WASZP Games

December 2023, the southern end of Port Phillip Bay will come to life, with Sorrento Sailing & Couta Boat Club set to host the International WASZP Games (Worlds). Sorrento has been a fantastic supporter of WASZP sailing since the class first hit the water in 2017, hosting two successful Australian Nationals Championships in 2018 and 2021 and having an active fleet at the club itself.