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Manly Club Championship Update
Almost 100 years of Manly 16ft Skiff Club history is a race away from being turned on its head after Red Pumps Red tightened its grip on the 2025/26 club championship with back-to-back podium finishes at the weekend.
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Ice and Snow Sailing World Championships – Kite, Wing, and Windsurf board events
The World Ice and Snow Sailing Association has gathered the world’s fastest ice and snow sailors together for the 2026 World Championships in Västerås, Sweden
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Bough Beech Icicle Series day 7
The penultimate day of Bough Beech SC’s Icicle series got off to a soggy start with rain persisting until the early afternoon. A Notice to Competitors warned that another attempt to sail the postponed Race 10 would be made after the lunch break.
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Pascoes take out the Oxford Blue
Ben and Sam Pascoe won the eighth and final event of the Seldén Sailjuice Winter Series, sailing their 2000 dinghy to victory in the Oxford Blue. Crewed by his father Sam at 10 years old Ben Pascoe becomes the youngest winner of an event in the Series.
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Finn Gold Cup goes down to the wire for final day
Norway’s Anders Pedersen saw his lead of the 2026 Finn Gold Cup reduced to just one point as they go into final day off Brisbane.
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XOD Class set for RYA Dinghy & Watersports Show
The XOD Class Association will be exhibiting at the RYA Dinghy and Watersports Show 2026 on stand C42. On display will be Thom Board’s beautifully restored Lucrezia X140.
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RORC Nelson’s Cup – Leopard 3 leads by a mere point after Day 1
RORC Nelson’s Cup – Leopard 3 leads by a mere point after Day 1
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Hyde Sails in attendance at RYA Dinghy Show
Our team are preparing to get another season under way and will be in attendance over the weekend to speak with both trade and retail customers.
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SailGP: French and Kiwi F50 hulls joined
The still usable pieces of the DS Automobiles and Black Foils F50s have been reassembled at the Southern Spars facility in Avondale, West Auckland.
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Ice and Snow Sailing Worlds in Sweden Day 1
The first day of racing in Västerås opened with light but steady winds — just enough for the fleets to stretch their legs and ease into championship mode. Conditions allowed the kite fleet to complete a full programme of six course races.