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F18 Aussie Nationals & Worlds days 1&2
With boats from all over Australia — and a few that had clearly travelled a very long way — this was always shaping up to be a cracking regatta.
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F18 Aussie Nationals & Worlds days 1&2
With boats from all over Australia — and a few that had clearly travelled a very long way — this was always shaping up to be a cracking regatta.
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Free webinar
We are kicking off our free to attend 2026 webinar series with an inspiring and very real account of a single-handed ocean crossing.
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Free webinar
We are kicking off our free to attend 2026 webinar series with an inspiring and very real account of a single-handed ocean crossing.
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Grand Soleil Cup 2026 returns
The wait is over. From May 21st to 23rd, 2026, the Grand Soleil Cup returns to Porto Cervo for a special edition designed to celebrate sailing as a truly immersive experience.
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18ft Skiff Season Point Score – Race 17
An outstanding victory by the Brisbane, Queensland GC Sails team of Scott Cunningham, Joel Turner and Dave Cunningham in the Australian 18 Footers League Season Point Score, Race 17 on Sydney Harbour today, produced an incredible record.
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18ft Skiff Season Point Score – Race 17
An outstanding victory by the Brisbane, Queensland GC Sails team of Scott Cunningham, Joel Turner and Dave Cunningham in the Australian 18 Footers League Season Point Score, Race 17 on Sydney Harbour today, produced an incredible record.
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North American A-Class Midwinter Championship
Bruce Mahoney (USA) and Bob Hodges (USA) captured top honors at the 2026 North American A-Class Midwinter Championship, hosted annually by Upper Keys Sailing Club.
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North American A-Class Midwinter Championship
Bruce Mahoney (USA) and Bob Hodges (USA) captured top honors at the 2026 North American A-Class Midwinter Championship, hosted annually by Upper Keys Sailing Club.
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Oceanbridge Sail Auckland: Kiwi 49er stars shine
Seb Menzies and George Lee Rush have dominated the 49er fleet at the 2026 Oceanbridge Sail Auckland to defend their title and underline their potential as future contenders in New Zealand’s most successful Olympic sailing class of the past two decades.