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World Sailing Meeting – RS:X in trouble, RS Aero and 470 move on

World Sailing Meeting – RS:X in trouble, RS Aero and 470 move on to next stage on Sunday

AC75 Redesigned Foil Arm Testing Success

AC75 Foil Arm Testing Success – The second round of structural testing of the redisigned AC75 foil arm compenent has successfully been conducted

Williams battles Macgregor in Argo Group Gold Cup semi-final

Ian Williams battles Lucy Macgregor in all British semi-final at Argo Group Gold Cup

Pascucci Formula Kite Worlds – Gold for FRA & USA, Silver and Bronze for GBR

France’s Nico Parlier and the USA’s Daniela Moroz mounted successful defences of their titles in difficult conditions at the 2019 Pascucci Formula Kite World Championships

New Olympic Single-hander choice between RS Aero and ILCA Laser

World Sailing Evaluation Panel has concluded that there are two suitable items of equipment for the 2024 Olympics Single-hander: The RS Aero and the Laser

Great Britain SailGP Team put in the hard graft

Great Britain SailGP Team put in the hard graft at the Artemis Technologies SailGP simulator . . . Video here

America’s Cup – DutchSail reveal crowdfunding progress

In a recent interview to the Dutch magazine zeilen.nl, Simeon Tienpont revealed that between 400 and 500 DutchSail certificates have been sold

Quirk and Needham take 505 Euro Cup Cannes

The team of Michael Quirk (AUS) and Tim Needham (GBR) have won the 2019 505 Euro Cup Cannes, the first leg of the Euro Cup series

505 Euro Cup Cannes – Day 2

Day 2 of the 505 Euro Cup at Yacht Club de Cannes managed only one race in the building breeze

505 Euro Cup Cannes – Day One to Quirk and Needham

The Australian team of Michael Quirk and Tim Needham top the leaderboard of the 505 Euro Cup at Yacht Club de Cannes

Merlin Rocket Silver Tiller at Salcombe

Christian Birell and Sam Brearey survived a final race show-down with Andy Davis and Pippa Kilsby to regain their title Salcombe Silver Tiller title

SailGP Heads to San Francisco

In early May, SailGP will make its U.S. debut on the waters of San Francisco Bay, offering the next generation of high-adrenaline sailing