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Controversial Penalty Ends Australia’s Podium Hope
The BONDS Flying Roos’ hopes of a podium finish at the Emirates Great Britain Sail Grand Prix came undone in dramatic fashion on Sunday, with a contentious umpire call combining to derail their Finals campaign.
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Fuerteventura PWA Grand Slam Day 3
Sarah-Quita Offringa on cusp of 26th world title after completing five-timer, while Men’s remains too close to call with just 3.3 points separating first to fourth.
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First Swiss SailGP podium
Switzerland SailGP Team celebrated a major milestone this weekend, clinching their first-ever podium finish and third place overall at the Emirates Great Britain Sail Grand Prix in Portsmouth.
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Tristan triumphs to win 2nd eSailing World title
The 2025 eSailing World Championship has concluded with a dramatic final live from Gdynia as part of the Gdynia Sailing Days festival.
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Black Foils steal Brits’ home win
It was not to be for Dylan Fletcher’s Emirates Great Britain SailGP Team as Peter Burling’s Black Foils cinched victory in Portsmouth, bumping New Zealand to the top of the 2025 Season leaderboard.
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Tornado Open, Mixed & Youth Worlds day 1
The fleet completed two tricky races in light and shifting breeze: Race 1 in 6-7 knots, followed by Race 2 with a fresher 7-9 knots—just enough to get the hulls whispering above the water.
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Grand turn-out of Ocean 50s in Rolex Fastnet Race
The least well-known of the French offshore classes competing in this year’s Rolex Fastnet Race is perhaps the Ocean Fifty.
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Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta day 7
More adventures for the Olympic Classes Regatta sailors today in Long Beach. The word for the day was, tricky! Waves, winds and shifts gave the best of the class a chance to test their racing and decision-making in unfamiliar conditions.
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RSrnYC Salcombe Gin July Regatta
Last weekend, 12-13 July, the Royal Southern Yacht Club hosted the third event in our flagship Summer Series – the Salcombe Gin July Regatta.
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Admiral’s Cup opens with a test of endurance
The Admiral’s Cup got under way with a light start for the 160nm Channel Race but by the next morning the fleet returned with all of the crews soaking wet and bleary eyed, having gone through the wringer in the English Channel.