Despite having completed 740 miles in the first 24-hours of the race the skippers of the four-boat Ultim 32/23 fleet competing in the Brest Atlantiques
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Brest Atlantiques: High speed start in strong winds and big waves
The Brest Atlantiques race got underway at 11am today from the Ile de Sein island off the north west corner of France, when the fleet
Transat Jacques Vabre: New Hugo Boss out after high speed underwater collision
British sailor Alex Thomson and his co-skipper Neal McDonald have been forced to retire from Transat Jacques Vabre double-handed transatlantic race after a high speed
Brest Atlantiques: New start scheduled for Tuesday
The start of the Brest Atlantiques race, which was postponed on Thursday due to stormy weather conditions in the Bay of Biscay, is now set
Brest Atlantiques: Stormy forecast forces start delay in Brest
Faced with stormy weather conditions, the organisers of the Brest Atlantiques race have decided to postpone the start, initially scheduled for Sunday, November 3 at
Transat Jacques Vabre: Foiling IMOCA 60s eye 10-day passage to Brazil
Fans of professional yacht racing are at risk of sensory overload this winter season with two major open ocean races – the Transat Jacques Vabre
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SailGP: F50 catamaran named World Sailing Boat of the Year
As SailGP prepares to kick off its second season in 2020, the global championship continues to be recognized for its successful debut. Today, the F50
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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
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INEOS TEAM UK are currently testing their first AC75 ‘Britannia’ from their base in Old Portsmouth. The team’s comms department caught up with CEO, Grant
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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
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