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Quantum Pacific Enters SailGP
SailGP, the most exciting racing on water, today announced the sale of the Los Gallos SailGP Team (Spain) to the Quantum Pacific Group (“Quantum Pacific”), marking a landmark moment for both the championship and Spanish sport.
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Antigua Racing Cup 2026 kicks off
Registration opened this morning for the inaugural Antigua Racing Cup, with crews from over 15 nations preparing for four days of spectacular racing based out of the historic surrounding of Nelson’s Dockyard, English Harbour, Antigua.
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RS200s at the Flash Dash
The first event of the RS200 Sailing Chandlery Northern Tour was kindly hosted by Leigh and Lowton as part of their inaugural Asymmetric Regatta, the ‘Flash Dash’.
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Entries now open for 36th Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup
Entries for the 36th edition of the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup are officially open as of this morning. The Notice of Race and entry form are available online.
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America’s Cup: IMG Licencing appointed for AC38
The organisers of the Louis Vuitton 38th America’s Cup, the world’s most prestigious and historic yachting competition, have appointed IMG Licensing as the exclusive global licensing agency for the 38th America’s Cup to be held in Naples, Italy.
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2026 Fireball Worlds – Early Bird Entry Ends Soon
A quick reminder that the reduced early bird entry fee period for the 2026 Fireball World Championships ends on 30th April.
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Whitefriars ILCA Open
14 sailors representing South Cerney SC, Bartley SC and Whitefriars SC took part in a building breeze as Storm Dave approached.
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Melges 24 European Sailing Series 2026 kicks off
The wait is over. After the winter break, the Melges 24 fleet is ready to return to racing as the Melges 24 European Sailing Series 2026 opens this weekend in Opatija.
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American Magic sells key America’s Cup assets
American Magic today confirmed that American Racing Challenger Team USA has acquired key America’s Cup sailing assets from the team, including the AC75 yacht Patriot and two AC40 platforms.
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America’s Cup – Saved by the Bell
The first late challenger to break-cover, American Racing Challenger Team USA, was greeted by a general sense of relief across the America’s Cup world.