The 49er/FX/Nacra17 classes launch YouTube series to follow Olympic sailors through a full day of their real lives — on and off the water
Olympic Classes
Sailing Grand Slam 2026 moves to full series of Olympic-class events
Sailing Grand Slam will move to its first full series of Olympic-class events after a successful pilot season in 2025.
Sail Melbourne – It’s a Wrap for the Olympic Classes Down Under
Final day of 2025 Sail Melbourne where Britain’s Matilda Nicholls finished fourth in teh ILCA 6
iQFOiL Senior European Championships – Silver and Bronze for Brits
Luuc van Opzeeland NED and Daniela Peleg ISR are the 2025 iQFOiL Senior European Champions – GBR won Silver and Bronze
Sail Melbourne – Final Series racing for the Olympic Classes
Finals racing for the Olympic Classes at Sail Melbourne 2025 – Matilda Nicholls racing in the ILCA 6 event, is tied in third with Maria Erdi HUN.
iQFOiL Senior Europeans – Emma Wilson and Finn Hawkins seeded in Medal Series finals
No races sailed across any iQFOiL Senior European Championship fleet Friday – Emma Wilso, Finn Hawkins and Andy Brown go through to the Medal Series
Sail Melbourne – Day 2 for the Olympic Classes
Sail Melbourne – Day 2 racing for the Olympic Classes – Matilda Nicholls GBR racing in the ILCA 6 event, remains in 5th
iQFOiL Senior Europeans – Day 4 Emma Wilson GBR and Nico Goyard FRA lead
iQFOiL Senior Europeans – Day 4 Emma Wilson GBR and Nico Goyard FRA lead into final day of
Sail Melbourne – First day of racing for the Olympic Classes
First day of racing for the Olympic Classes at Sail Melbourne 2025. Britain’s only entry at the regatta is Matilda Nicholls racing in the ILCA 6
iQFOiL Senior Europeans – Day 3 Storms Interrupt the Action
iQFOiL Senior European Championship – Day 3 – Just one race for the men completed
iQFOiL Senior European Championship – Day 2
Day 2 of the 2025 iQFOiL Senior Europeans, Britain’s Emma Wilson leads the women and Tom Reuveny of Israel the men after a total of six races
iQFOiL Senior European Championship – Day 1
2025 iQFOiL Senior European Championship officially opened Monday at Sferracavallo, Sicily, with over 140 athletes from 35 nations