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Sandberg PalmaVela 2026 opens entries
Entries are now open for Sandberg PalmaVela 2026, which has confirmed the dates for its two major events and will once again position Palma Bay as a key international hub for competitive sailing at the start of the European season.
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2026 RORC Transatlantic Race Runners & Riders
The 2026 RORC Transatlantic Race is ready to start from Marina Lanzarote on Sunday 11 January. The race will see 21 teams take on the 3,000 nautical-mile voyage west across the Atlantic to Antigua.
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CRAB Board of Directors Elects Two New Members
The Chesapeake Region Accessible Boating Board of Directors has elected Mike Huddleston and Jake Iversen to the board for a two-year term in January, 2026. The CRAB Board also voted to re-elect current officers for another one-year term.
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XR 41 – IRC Version Hits the Water
We’re excited to announce that the IRC-optimized XR 41 has officially been launched and completed its first rounds of testing.
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2026 NWSA/SCYA Women’s Sailing Conference
The National Women’s Sailing Association (NWSA) and Southern California Yachting Association (SCYA) have collaborated to bring the Women’s Sailing Conference to Long Beach, California.
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ILCA Oceania & AUS Open & Youth Championship day 5
Queensland’s Mara Stransky is the leading Australian female sailor in the ILCA 6 Gold Fleet competing in the 2026 Oceania and Australian Open and Youth Championships in Hobart.
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PredictWind Tanner Cup: Fresh breeze test – Day 1
The Waitemata Harbour’s typical sou’southwesterly provided a good test for the 38 sailors contesting the first day of racing at the PredictWind Tauranga Cup.
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GLOBE40 Leg 4 Update
Today at 06:45:31 UTC and 06:50:19 UTC, the two leaders of the GLOBE40, BELGIUM OCEAN RACING – CURIUM and CREDIT MUTUEL, crossed the antimeridian, giving the former a 4’48” advantage.
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Entry opens for 2026 Finn Europeans in Gdynia
Entry for the 2026 Finn Open European Championship in Gdynia, Poland, from 20-27 June, has opened on 7 January.
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2026 Moth Australian Nationals Day 3
It was one of those days on the water — the kind where the forecast shrugs its shoulders and says, “You’re on your own.”