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A few days after crossing the finish line of the 1000 Race, I finally feel like I’ve got the brain space to sit down and actually take it all in. I’ve finished my first ever solo IMOCA race!

The Société Nautique de La Trinité-sur-Mer (SNT) is preparing to launch the 15th edition of the Armen Race, one of the major offshore races on the Atlantic calendar, with 147 crews represented by more than 630 sailors.

The Defi Wind event in Gruissan, France, the world’s largest gathering dedicated to water sports, drew over 2,000 riders for to the French coast this week.

Through a generous gift valued at more than $5 million, Shirley Ryan AbilityLab, ranked the nation’s No. 1 rehabilitation hospital, will now offer accessible sailing on Lake Michigan to those with physical impairments.

Cotswold Sailing Club is now a firm fixture on the Wanderer Class Owner’s Association race circuit, having hosted the Wanderer Inland Nationals 2023, offering close racing at one of the most beautiful inland sailing clubs in the Cotswolds.

James Grummett and Rhos Hawes put on a high-wind masterclass on day two of the 49er World Championship in Quiberon, France. Battling through breeze gusting over 25 knots, the British team won both of their heats in the yellow group of qualifying.

Cotswold Sailing Club is now a firm fixture on the Wanderer Class Owner’s Association race circuit, having hosted the Wanderer Inland Nationals 2023, offering close racing at one of the most beautiful inland sailing clubs in the Cotswolds.

Less than three weeks remain until the next crucial stage on the road to the Sailing Mundial. From June 2–11 in Switzerland, teams from Africa, Oceania, and Europe will battle for their golden tickets to the Football World Cup in Sailing.

Less than three weeks remain until the next crucial stage on the road to the Sailing Mundial. From June 2–11 in Switzerland, teams from Africa, Oceania, and Europe will battle for their golden tickets to the Football World Cup in Sailing.

James Grummett and Rhos Hawes put on a high-wind masterclass on day two of the 49er World Championship in Quiberon, France. Battling through breeze gusting over 25 knots, the British team won both of their heats in the yellow group of qualifying.