Sailing

The weather twist that could shake up Halifax racing

Contrasting winds, coastal fog and a low-pressure system loom over the Canada SailGP in Halifax. Here's what the weekend weather forecast means for racing.

Nico d'Estais finishes sixth in Vendee Arctique with daggerboard IMOCA in fleet debut

Nico d'Estais sailed Cafe Joyeux to sixth place in the Vendee Arctique, the only daggerboard IMOCA in the fleet, covering 3,062 nautical miles in his class debut.

NZ talent shines as Hong Kong entry surges at TP52 Worlds

Alpha Plus and NZ sailors Nick Egnot-Johnson and Craig Monk shine at the Rolex TP52 World Championship in Porto Cervo, as Paprec leads after day two.

Paprec holds TP52 Worlds lead as Alpha Plus surges with back-to-back bullets

Paprec holds a two-point lead at the Rolex TP52 World Championship in Porto Cervo, while Alpha Plus surges with back-to-back race wins to enter title contention.

Beccaria wins Vendee Arctique after Biscay doldrums upend race overnight

Ambrogio Beccaria wins the Vendee Arctique after a tense overnight battle in the Bay of Biscay doldrums edges out Violette Dorange in a thrilling finish.

From 23rd to 3rd in the world, one amputee sailor's road through Para racing

From 23rd to 3rd in the world, Tracy Schmitt's Para sailing journey shows what's possible for amputee sailors competing at the highest level.

140 teams sign up in 24 hours as Bacardi Cup prepares for 100th edition in 2027

140 teams signed up in 24 hours for the Bacardi Cup centennial edition in March 2027, with sailing legends and past champions already on the entry list.

D'Estais holds Vendee Arctique lead as Boissières closes within 100 miles of finish

Nico d'Estais holds the Vendee Arctique lead aboard Cafe Joyeux, but Arnaud Boissières is closing fast with under 100 miles to the finish at Les Sables d'Olonne.

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Coutts fires back at SailGP critics, accuses sailing media of serving America's Cup interests

Russell Coutts hits back at SailGP critics in a rare social media post, addressing the New York collision and accusing sailing media of serving America's Cup interests.

Hugo Cardon claims Suzuki Combativity Trophy on leg 3