Marco Pocci sailing with Giacomo Ferrari, Bertuzzi Giorgia and Giovanni Meloni won the 2025 RS21 World Championship in Sardinia.
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Nefeli (Overall) and Zhik Race Team (Corinthian) are the 2025 Melges 24 World Champions
Melges 24 Corinthian World Champions were Britain’s ZHIK RACE TEAM, sailed by Geoff Carveth, Miles Quinton, Oliver Wells, Giacomo Conti and Sara Zuppin,
505 and Fireball Open – Day 1 at Hayling Island
First day of the 505 and Fireball Opens at Hayling Island SC. Michael Sims / Carl Gibbon lead 505, Chips Howarth / Vyv Townend the Fireball
Six Metre World Championship – Momo II and Bribon confirmed as 2025 Champions
Bribon and Momo II Are 2025 International Six Metre World Championship winners
Melges 24 World Championship to be decided Saturday
No wind again Friday: Melges 24 World Championship will be decided Saturday
RS21 World Championship 2025 – Seven races completed at Porto Rotondo
After seven races, Marco Pocci of Italy tops championship leaderboard tied on 31 pts with Alessandro Molla of Italy 2nd on 32 pts
Six Metre World Championships – Momo II and Bribon lead into final day
Super challenging conditions but three great races on day four of the 2025 Six Metre World Championship at Seawanhaka Corinthian YC
Melges 24 World Championship – Softly, Softly
The 2025 Melges 24 World Championship struggled to complete a race on Thursday at Yacht Club Adriaco, Italy.
RS100 Noble Marine Nationals – There were sailors galore at Mounts Bay
A short limerick by David Smart sums up the first day of the RS100 Noble Marine Nationals at Mounts Bay
Six Metre World Championships – Bribon sweeps into Classic lead
Day three of the 2025 Six Metre World Championships at Seawanhaka Corinthian YC saw races two and three of the series completed
Melges 24 World Championship – Nika of Vladimir Prosikhin is early leader
Two races were held for the 2025 Melges 24 World Championship, early overall lead belongs to Nika, of Vladimir Prosikhin – GBR ZHIK RACE TEAM are 8th
Six Metre World Championships get underway at Seawanhaka Corinthian YC
Eau Vive (open) and Jill (classic) claim first victories at 2025 Six Metre World Championships at the Seawanhaka Corinthian YC
