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US Sailing: Reineke’s Medal Race Postponed; One Day Closer to Kite Medal Series
Day ten of competition started in an all-too familiar fashion in Marseille with a wilting seven knots which is just on the cusp of sailable conditions for the Kiteboards.
Compete for One of Yachting’s Oldest Trophies
Save the Date for South Shore Yacht Club’s 84th Queen’s Cup
Race track mastery unleashed at BACARDÍ Winter Series 2 as ‘Brutus’ and ‘Kingspoke’ seize control
Day two of three at the Bacardi Winter Series Event 2 saw sailing mastery unleashed in spectacular sailing conditions on Biscayne Bay.
Cruising Club of America Makes Annual Awards for Perseverance, Service & Courage
The Cruising Club of America’s 2021 awards go to a diverse cast of seafarers, each with a unique story to tell. All will be honored at the Club’s…
Fight for Ficker Cup Begins at Long Beach Yacht Club
Top two will advance to Congressional Cup, April 19 to 23!
Support Your Local Iceboat Swap Meet
In the world of ice sailing, Swap Meets are a cherished tradition. These gatherings offer more than just buying and selling; they’re a place to connect with other sailors.
Race to the Top: It Starts at the 2024 Melges 24 U.S. Nationals
With just a few days left until the 2024 Melges 24 U.S. National Championship kicks off in Santa Barbara, CA, 20 teams are gearing up for three thrilling days of sportboat racing.
A New M32 Generation Is Here
The M32 fleet has a new landscape. On the eve of the M32 World Championship finale, Jake Julien and Jen Wilson are in pole position with only four races left.
USA’s Alex Mehran on Polka Dot is 14th in Class40
American solo skipper Alex Mehran on Polka Dot crossed the finish line in Pointe-à-Pitre in 14th position in Class40 on the 12thRoute du Rhum – Destination Guadeloupe.
Etchells Worlds – Leaderboard Mix up on Bacardi Race Day
After two days of action on Biscayne Bay, the AON 2023 Etchells World Championships are displaying the depth that so many predicted.
‘VERY ODD’ claims J/70 Victory & ‘BOMBARDA’ dominated Melges 24 in single race showdown at Bacardi Winter Series #1
A riveting single race on Sunday, December 17, determined the leaderboard for Bacardi Winter Series Event 1.
Rumour Has It – NYYC Out of AC37
The America’s Cup continues to provide twists and turns as we look toward the 37th edition – nothing we don’t expect to see around the Cup. It will always…
The IMOCA boats show off in New York
The images promise to be breathtaking: imagine a whole fleet of IMOCA boats at the foot of the Statue of Liberty, flying over the water with the Skyline in the background? You’re not dreaming!
2024-25 Melges 15 Winter Series Launches with 66 Teams
The Melges 15 Class successfully launched the 2024-25 Winter Series at the Melges Watersports Center in Merritt Island, Florida with a new November event the weekend before Thanksgiving. Attracting 66 teams from across the nation, this debut event marked a fantastic start to the season.
U.S. SailGP Team announces roster for Dubai
The revamped United States SailGP Team has announced its active athlete roster for the Emirates Dubai Sail Grand Prix presented by P&O Marinas on Dec. 9 – 10.
Mark Ivey named as new U.S. SailGP Team coach
The United States SailGP Team today announced two-time U.S Sailing Coach of the Year and multi-world champion Mark Ivey as the team’s new coach.
Day 3 of 6 Update: 2024 Trofeo Princesa Sofía
Today marked the halfway point of the 53rd edition of the Trofeo Princesa Sofía, and the US contingent is dialing in to the tricky conditions in Palma de Mallorca.
NorthStar Canada SailGP Team flies to top of leaderboard on Day 1 of Oracle San Francisco Sail Grand Prix
NorthStar Canada picked up where they left off, leading the fleet with 35 points after a dynamic first day of the Oracle San Francisco Sail Grand Prix. Driver Giles Scott enjoyed three podium finishes – including two wins – in the first four fleet races of the weekend.
28th Edition of Charleston Race Week at Patriots Point Wraps Up
The 28th edition of the “regatta like no other” came through for some 180 boats racing in sixteen classes, with multiple lead changes determining final places right up until the last race.
Coast Guard Cadets Show Their Mettle With About Face at 171st Annual Regatta
On Friday, in the standalone Around-the-Island Race that has led off the regatta for more than three decades, the cadets took nearly four hours to sail the 19-mile lap of Conanicut Island and finished last of 15 boats in their class and 51st of the 54 PHRF boats that finished the race.
