Guido Cantini takes a 24-hour penalty after a radio repair call, Gunnar Christensen chases a runaway dinghy and Guy deBoer nears a restart.
222 athletes from 40 nations begin racing at the 2026 World Sailing Inclusion Championships in Portimão, Portugal, building on the inaugural 2025 event.
Kiwi Magic, skippered by Marianne Petersen, triumphs in the 12 Metre class as Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez wraps its 28th edition with record fleets.
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Sean Herbert and Vaina Picot lead qualifying at the Wingfoil Racing World Cup Sardinia, securing direct Grand Final berths for the Medal Series.
Sydney Hobart history-maker Jiang Lin headlines the Australian Sailing Awards finalists after becoming the first Chinese skipper to finish the race.
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The GWA has cancelled the 2026 Wingfoil World Championship in Dakhla, Morocco, scheduled for October, citing circumstances beyond its control.
GBR IRC Committee explores artificial intelligence to analyse race data and assist race officers in designing fairer courses for mixed yacht fleets.
A proposed IRC Grand Prix framework would tighten measurement and verification for elite events like the Admiral's Cup while keeping the rating formula.
The 52nd Rolex Fastnet Race will finish at Cherbourg-en-Cotentin from 22–30 July 2027, with over 400 yachts and 4,000 crew expected.
Gyorgy Kasza and Quinten Bossche scored maximum points as the UIM-ABP Aquabike World Championship returned to China for the first time since 2019.
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Severe weather and flooding forced cancellation of the Lucas Oil Australian Hydroplane Championship final round at Lake Glenmaggie.
The 2026 World Sailing Inclusion Championships bring 28 nations to Portimão, celebrating ability over limitation in Para Inclusive sailing.