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Optos Scottish Schools Brown Cup preview
Loch Earn Sailing Club is looking forward to welcoming around 60 young sailors to the 2026 Scottish Schools Brown Cup on Monday 8 June 2026.
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Sailing Grand Slam and Foiling Week join forces
Organisers of the Sailing Grand Slam and Foiling Week announce a strategic collaboration to grow the future of high-performance sailing, designed to strengthen connections across the rapidly evolving worlds of foiling sailing, windfoiling and kitefoiling.
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Santa Maria Cup Day 1
The opening day of the Santa Maria Cup, Stage 2 of the 2026 Women’s World Match Racing Tour, delivered a thrilling start on the waters of Annapolis as ten of the world’s top women match racing teams battled for early supremacy.
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Nicolas Lunven, the winning comeback
By finishing fourth in the final leg of the 57th edition of La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec between Pornichet and Le Havre, Nicolas Lunven (PRB) secured overall victory ahead of Alexis Thomas (Wings of the Ocean) and Paul Morvan (Foricher-French Touch).
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2026 Star Eastern Hemisphere Championship Day 1
The 2026 Star Eastern Hemisphere Championship got underway in dramatic fashion on Lake Balaton, where thunderstorms, shifting winds and a storm warning tested both sailors and race officials before a single opening race could be completed.
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Cup Spy: Emirates Team NZ resume AC75 testing
America’s Cup Defender, Emirates Team New Zealand, resumed its AC75 test program in the Hauraki Gulf today, June 4.
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La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec Leg 3 finish
Paul Morvan crossed the finish line in Le Havre, Normandy, as the winner on Thursday, June 4, at 1:17:57 a.m. (French time).
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SailGP three boat pile-up in New York – how many is too many?
The feature to take away from the New York SailGP Grand Prix was the three boat pile-up in the final fleet race involving USA, ITA and BRA, with USA disqualified
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Supernova Traveller Series at Cardiff Bay
The Supernova fleet enjoyed a challenging and highly competitive day of racing on a wonderful sunny day in Cardiff Bay. With the Welsh Dragon event delivering shifting winds, multiple course changes and close racing throughout the fleet.
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I don’t know what hurts the most today
The sea is generous with moments of triumph, but it can turn in an instant. On Tuesday night, while leading both the third and final leg of the Solitaire du Figaro Paprec and the overall standings, Irish skipper Tom Dolan ran aground.