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NZ ILCA Nationals – Sea breeze stunner
The sea breeze filled in just before todays scheduled 1pm start time, providing ideal conditions for today’s three races for the 100 boat ILCA fleets to be completed on a warm, sunny, stunning Bay of Islands day.
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America’s Cup: “Road to Naples” starts in Sardinia
The Louis Vuitton 38th America’s Cup starts the ‘Road to Naples’ with the announcement of the Region of Sardinia & City of Cagliari as the first Host Venue for the initial Preliminary Regatta to take place in May 2026
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90 boats entered for GP14 World Championship
Exciting news from Royal North of Ireland Yacht Club and the GP14 Class Association! Just days after the publication of the Notice of Race, ninety boats have already entered the GP14 World Championships, to be held this August.
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RORC Transatlantic Race – MOD70 Argo takes Multihull Line Honours
Jason Carroll’s MOD70 Argo (USA) has taken Multihull Line Honours and set a new Multihull Race Record in the 2026 RORC Transatlantic Race.
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38th America’s Cup – First Preliminary Regatta opens in Cagliari this May
38th America’s Cup (AC38) starts ‘Road to Naples’ with City of Cagliari the first Host Venue for the initial Preliminary Regatta in May 2026
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Argo takes Line Honours in RORC Transatlantic Race
Jason Carroll’s MOD70 Argo (USA) has taken Multihull Line Honours in the 2026 RORC Transatlantic Race. Argo crossed the finish line outside English Harbour Antigua on Friday 16th January 2026 at 12:31:15 UTC.
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2025 SailGP Champions Team back in action
Just seven weeks after winning the Rolex SailGP Championship’s 2025 Season Grand Final – and the $2m prize – Emirates GBR is back in action for the opener of the 2026 Season.
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2026 NZ ILCA Nationals – Beckett takes two race wins to challenge for lead
Day 2 of the 2026 NZ ILCA Nationals, Britain’s Beckett added two race wins and a third place and is now second in the ILCA 7
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Spain’s Los Gallos Team out of Perth SailGP Grand Prix
Spain will not compete in Oracle Perth Sail Grand Prix, presented by KPMG begins after sustaining significant damage in pre-season training
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The Famous Project CIC at the equator
The eight sailors of The Famous Project CIC have been sailing since last night at 20 hours and 53 minutes standing upwards. They crossed the equator on their 48th day at sea and are now sailing in the northern hemisphere.