Britain’s Giles Scott has headed off to Australia where he will contest the 2019 Finn Gold Cup
Live coverage for Hyundai 49er, 49erFX and Nacra 17 World Championships
The trend to put sailing events on pay-to-view apps continues with the announcement of an app to view the 49er, 49erFX and Nacra17 World Championships in New Zealand this December
Team GB Olympic place up for grabs at Kiwi World Championships
Action for the 49er, 49erFX and Nacra17 classes moves to Auckland, New Zealand for their 2019 World Championships with a Team GB Olympic place up for grabs
49er & 49er FX Asian Championship wins for Oman and China
49er & 49er FX Asian Championship 2019 won by Omanis Musab Al Hadi and Waleed Al Kindi
Finn Class still hopeful but fine words butter no parsnips
The International Finn Association delegation to the World Sailing Annual Conference in Bermuda has returned empty handed
World Sailing’s governance reform plan is rejected by members
World Sailing’s Annual General Meeting rejected the Revised Proposal to Reform its Governance
World Sailing reviews Olympic strategy and events at the Games
World Sailing’s Events Committee reviewed changes to World Sailing’s Olympic strategy and the list of Olympic Events at the Games
World Sailing’s Equipment Committee selects Starboard iFoil
World Sailing’s Equipment Committee has selected the Starboard iFoil as the Men’s and Women’s Windsurfer for Paris 2024
World Beach Games – Guy Bridge claims first Team GB medal
Guy Bridge has won the first medal for Great Britain at the World Beach Games, Qatar 2019
ANOC World Beach Games – Team GB Update
The inaugural World Beach Games are taking place in Doha, Qatar from 12 to 16 October with 97 countries competing
Portsmouth player is Team GB athlete representative at World Beach Games
Beach soccer’s Gemma Hillier selected as Team GB’s athlete representative for Saturday’s Opening Ceremony at inaugural ANOC World Beach Games in Doha
Latest World Sailing Rankings – October 2019
In the latest World Sailing Rankings, British Sailing Team members retain top ranking in two Olympic classes
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