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Sardinia Kiteboard Grand Slam Preview
The Sardinia Grand Slam will take place next October 6th-11th, with the Blue Sky beach club in Quartu Sant’Elena (Cagliari) as headquarter. The world champions and other stars of the Olympic kiteboarding discipline are expected to compete.
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Globe40 2028-2029 Interview: Sophie Delannoy
From the Mini Transat to the Globe40, Sophie Delannoy is stepping up to a whole new level!
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Flessati and Ammann Claim 470 Master’s Cup 2026
The 470 Open European Trophy & Master’s Cup 2026 came to a spectacular final in Portorož, Slovenia, in challenging north-easterly Bora winds and a wavy race course. After five days of intense racing, Switzerland’s Julian Flessati and Stephan Ammann claimed overall victory, while also taking the Apprentice Masters title and the Joachim Hunger Trophy. The…
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Noble Marine RS600 Nationals at Brixham day 3
Everyone had been looking at the big forecast for Saturday, wondering if we’d get any races in. The race team had seen a potential window in the morning, so the start time was moved an hour earlier.
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Rolex Swan Cup overall
Porto Cervo bid farewell in the best possible way to the more than 1,800 sailors taking part in the 23rd edition of the Rolex Swan Cup, with a perfect day of racing under clear skies and a north-easterly breeze building from an initial eight knots to 12.
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2026 Women’s International Championship overall
On the final day, Megan Grapengeter-Rudnick and Team Vigilant looked surprisingly mortal as they battled through a dying breeze for the final three races of the regatta.
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Matt Howard wins OK Dinghy Autumn Trophy in Bandol
Matt Howard won the 2026 OK Dinghy Autumn Trophy in Bandol after a spectacular week on the Côte d’Azur with wind, waves, sunshine and rosé. Charlie Cumbley took the final race win from Mark Jackson and Dennis Dixon. Placing Cumbley second overall with Tim Petetin third. Howard and Cumbley have clearly put a marker in…
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Aussies top Group B ‘Light-Wind Soldier’s Course’
The BONDS Flying Roos have finished the opening day of the Rolex Switzerland Sail Grand Prix at the top of Group B after navigating an unforgiving day of light-wind racing on Lake Geneva.
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Rolex Switzerland Sail Grand Prix Day 1
A light, shifty opening day on Lake Geneva saw five different winners in five fleet races. The Explora Journeys Swiss SailGP Team gave the crowds a reason to cheer, finishing on the podium in two of three fleet races.
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Victory goes to Macif in the 48 Heures Azimut
It was well ahead of croissant time when Sam Goodchild made it back to Lorient La Base this morning.