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Downs SC to host P&B NSSA National Schools Regatta
Downs Sailing Club, in association with the Kent Schools Sailing Association (KSSA), is delighted to announce that it will host the NSSA National Schools Regatta 2026, supported by headline sponsor Pinnell & Bax.
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HISC Magic Marine Optimist Open Meeting Preview
After last year’s fantastic turnout, Hayling Island Sailing Club and Magic Marine are teaming up once again in 2026 to deliver their annual Optimist Open Meeting.
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Sydney SailGP podium streak ends for Flying Roos
Tom Slingsby’s hopes of securing a Podium Final appearance at his home event fell short, with the BONDS Flying Roos missing qualification for the Final at the KPMG Sydney Sail Grand Prix for the first time since the league’s inception.
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Emirates GBR continues podium streak
Emirates GBR has continued its podium streak at the KPMG Sydney Sail Grand Prix, after a second-place finish on Sydney Harbour.
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SailGP: USA SailGP team reigns supreme
The USA SailGP team, skippered by matchracing champion, Taylor Canfield answered their long-standing critics with an emphatic win in the Final of KPMG SailGP Sydney.
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KPMG Sydney Sail Grand Prix Overall
The U.S. SailGP Team has won the KPMG Sydney Sail Grand Prix, sailing to victory ahead of Emirates GBR in second and Los Gallos in third. It marks the team’s first event win since Cádiz in Season 4, and Canfield’s first ever in SailGP.
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Softly, softly win for US SailGP Team at Sydney Sail Grand Prix
Taylor Canfield takes USA to victory in KPMG Sydney Sail Grand Prix . . . Emirates GBR second
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Portugal Grand Prix Round 2 at Vilamoura overall
The 8th Portugal Grand Prix – Round 2 concluded Saturday in Vilamoura, with final races sailed in a northerly breeze that stabilized through the afternoon, allowing the majority of the scheduled program to be completed.
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Globe40 Leg 5 Update: Cape Horn Day
February 28, 2026, will be remembered by the 2nd edition of the GLOBE40 as the day the crews of the race rounded Cape Horn, a milestone marked by symbolic passages.
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2026 RORC Caribbean 600 – Worthy of its legacy
The eleven islands of the course have not changed, yet each year the subtle changes to the trade winds write a different script, as does the profound experience of the international alumni of sailors that take part.