Spindrift 2 bails out of Jules Verne Trophy following damage to the structure of the starboard rudder.
China gets ready for Sydney SailGP
The China SailGP Team boat was officially launched on Sydney Harbour Thursday
Tsunami risk affects plans for Olympic sailing spectators
Organisers of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games reported to be reducing the number of sailing spectators to make an evacuation easier in case of a tsunami
Hempel World Cup Miami – Images
Images of the Hempel World Cup in Miami from Sailing Energy’s Jesus Renedo and Pedro Martinez
Spindrift heads South
As they enter the 14th day of their attempt on the Jules Verne Trophy record Yann Guichard and his team keep the advantage on record holder IDEC of 361 nm
Gen Y Speaks: Sailing closer to my Olympic dream
Britain’s Olympic team has become an Olympic force since the introduction of Goverment funding. t’s not that way for many other countries
Valencia to host Olympic Single-Hander sea-trials
Valencia, Spain has been selected by World Sailing to host sea-trials for the selection of a new dinghy for the Paris 2024 Olympics
Golden Globe Race leader heading home
Golden Globe Race leader Jean-Luc Van Den Heede has less than 450 nm to sail to the finish at Les Sables d’Olonne
SailGP launched on Sydney Harbour
The Australia SailGP Team boat was launched on Sydney Harbour for the first time, as the three-week countdown to the inaugural Sydney SailGP begins
Laser class explains New Rig Development
The International Laser Class has issued an information document explaining the developmental rigs C5 and ARC for use with the Laser hull
Spindrift 2 sets new Equator record
On Monday 21 January at 07h 45 UTC, Spindrift 2 crossed the Equator in 4 days 19 hours 57 minutes, breaking her own record by just over an hour
North Sails One Design new Merlin Rocket Class Leader
As the Head of European Design for North Sails, Dave Lenz likes making sailboats go a little faster . . . He is also their new class leader for the Merlin Rocket