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Comet Nationals at Chipstead
Having the largest Comet fleet in the country it was inevitable that the Nationals would be hosted eventually by Chipstead SC.
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Thomas Funke awarded SAS Sailor of the Year 2025
Durban sailor Thomas Funke is crowned SA Sailing’s recipient of the Owen Aisher Trophy as the 2025 South African Sailor of the Year.
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San Diego YC Cold Rum Regatta series final day
Bob Betancourt was out on the water to catch the action on the final day of the popular Cold Rum Regatta series at San Diego Yacht Club.
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2026 5.5 Metre German Open at Chiemsee Day 2
The storms that affected most of western Europe on Friday also caused all racing on Day 2 of the 5.5 Metre German Open to be cancelled. The morning brought high temperatures, a very hazy Chiemsee and next to zero wind.
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TF35 Mailly Grand Prix Day 2
Day two of the TF35 Mailly Grand Prix delivered a mixed bag of results across the fleet, reshuffling the leaderboard at the halfway stage of the regatta.
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Comet Nationals at Chipstead
Having the largest Comet fleet in the country it was inevitable that the Nationals would be hosted eventually by Chipstead SC.
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Thomas Funke awarded SAS Sailor of the Year 2025
Durban sailor Thomas Funke is crowned SA Sailing’s recipient of the Owen Aisher Trophy as the 2025 South African Sailor of the Year.
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AC Recon: Aug 28 – Burling coy on rudder
Italian America’s Cup Challenger Luna Rossa returned to test sail their AC75 on Friday. The session was cut short by light weather. Afterwards skipper Peter Burling reflected on where the Italians were up to at this stage of the campaign.
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AC Recon: Aug 28 – Burling coy on rudder
Italian America’s Cup Challenger Luna Rossa returned to test sail their AC75 on Friday. The session was cut short by light weather. Afterwards skipper Peter Burling reflected on where the Italians were up to at this stage of the campaign.
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BCM highlights from HIRW 2026
Hamilton Island Race Week 2026 was a memorable one indeed! Big breezes on every day bar the last, which turned on much-needed classic light airs, sunshine and flat seas, just when many were thinking they couldn’t manage another day of heavy air racing.