Nils Razmilovic, skipper of team Glasgow Kiss, won the SB20 2023 Middle East Championships hosted by Dubai Offshore Sailing Club
SSL Gold Cup – Hungarian ‘Shamans’ win the SSL Gold Cup
After 23 days and 64 races in Gran Canaria at the SSL Gold Cup the Hungarian ‘Shamans’ won the SSL Gold Cup, the inaugural World Champions of Sailing Nations
SSL Gold Cup – Spitfires crash out of semi-finals
After winning all their previous races the Great Britain ‘Spitfires’ crashed out in their semi-final at the SSL Gold Cup.
AC40 Jeddah Preliminary Regatta – Final Day
Third and final day of the AC40 Jeddah Preliminary Regatta.
Star World Championship finally underway
After two windless days, it was finally time to get going at the 2023 Star World Championship at the Marina di Scarlino, Tuscany.
New Moon III win only race on Day 1 of Scandinavian Gold Cup
New Moon III win only race on Day 1 of Scandinavian Gold Cup
Star World Championship opens in Tuscany, Italy
While Britain battens down the hatches battered by 35 to 40 knot winds, Italy searches for a decent sailing breeze
Keith Whittemore’s Furio claims 2023 J/24 World Championship
Keith Whittemore’s Furio of the USA, with team Willem van Waay, Marianne Schoke, Brian Thomas and Melanie Edwards, have been crowned 2023 J/24 World Champions.
Yanmar Dragon Gold Cup – Lawrie Smith secures his second Gold Cup win
Final day and Lawrie Smith and his crew of Ruaridh Scott, Goncalo Ribeiro and Richard Parslow already had victory within their grasp.
Yanmar Dragon Gold Cup – Lawrie Smith takes 15.3 lead into final day
Day five of the Yanmar Dragon Gold Cup 2023 in Torquay and Lawrie Smith remains overall leader with one day to be completed.
Yanmar Dragon Gold Cup – Race four of the six race series had to be abandoned
Day four of the Yanmar Dragon Gold Cup 2023 in Torquay brought frustration for the sailors and race committee alike, as race four of the six race series had to be abandoned on the second beat when the wind died off completely
Yanmar Dragon Gold Cup – Bo Johansen wins race three
Denmark’s Bo Johansen in Déjà Vu Ver 2.0 led from the outset of the third race and took victory by an impressive margin.
