The Ocean Race 2021-22 will stop in Itajaí, Brazil, marking the fourth consecutive time the city on the Santa Catarina coastline will host the iconic
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Transat Jacques Vabre: Will Harris updates on preparations aboard Team Malizia
British sailor Will Harris is about to take on his first Transat Jacques Vabre, sailing alongside German skipper Boris Herrmann aboard the IMOCA 60 Team
The Ocean Race confirmed as World Sailing Special Event
The Ocean Race has been recognised with Special Event status by the world governing body of the sport – World Sailing. World Sailing is pleased to
The Ocean Race: 2021-22 edition to finish in Genoa, Italy
The Italian city of Genoa will be the finish port for the next edition of The Ocean Race, marking the first time the fully-crewed, around
The Ocean Race: Cabo Verde announced as first ever West African stopover port
For the first time in its history The Ocean Race will make a stop in Cabo Verde during the 2021-22 edition of the fully crewed
Ocean Racing: Franck Cammas reveals latest modification to Edmond de Rothschild Ultim
Gitana Team’s Ultim maxi-trimaran Edmond de Rothschild has emerged from the shed at the French team’s technical base sporting a very noticeable addition to its
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SailGP attracts global audience of 1.8 billion in inaugural season
SailGP adds total economic impact of US$115 million to five host cities in first year, more than 133,000 spectators witnessed world’s fastest sail racing. NEW YORK
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52 Super Series communications director Andi Robertson updates after Quantum Racing's wild and windy mid-season regatta win in Portugal. A breezy, adrenalin-pumping Cascais marked the mid-point
Iain Murray: The “Big Fella” of the America’s Cup on SailGP
Rob Kothe speaks to multiple-America's Cup race director Iain Murray about his role at SailGP at the end of the international circuit's inaugural season. One of
World Match Racing Tour acquires Match Race Super League circuit
The World Match Racing Tour (WMRT), sailing’s longest running global professional series, has reached an agreement to take over the management and operations of the
SailGP: Slingsby prevails in the Million Dollar Match Race
MARSEILLE, France – September 22, 2019 – Tom Slingsby today made history, helming the Australia SailGP Team to victory over Nathan Outteridge’s Japan SailGP Team
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No details yet, but this spectacular shot of the Ineos Team UK AC75 flying on the Solent is surely a milestone moment for Ben Ainslie's
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Olympic sailing: World Sailing confirms Laser singlehander for Paris 2024
At World Sailing's 2019 Mid-Year Meeting in London, Great Britain, World Sailing's Council voted to retain the Equipment for the Men's and Women's One Person
Olympic sailing: Andy Rice checks in after back-to-back events in Japan
What would you rather have for your nation of choice: two gold medals from next year’s Olympic Regatta, or four silvers and two bronzes? By
Olympic sailing: Rob Kothe assesses Australia’s Tokyo 2020 medal hopes
The Australian Sailing Team turned in the best overall medal performance at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, but can the Aussie Olympic sailing squad do
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