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SB20 Europeans 2025 set to sparkle in Ostend
The stage is set in Ostend as the SB20 European Championship gets under way, promising a week of exciting competition and Belgian hospitality.
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Iconic ILDR served up a high-seas showdown
The 20th anniversary of the Ida Lewis Distance Race delivered an unforgettable offshore challenge for 35 teams that took to the starting line Friday morning (August 15) in blustery east northeasterly winds.
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Abersoch Mirror Week 2025
Abersoch Week 2025 started a couple of days late this after waiting for the wind. Monday and Tuesday became beach days for the many families but on Wednesday morning the breeze arrived and 49 boats got out on time for the 11am start and a planned 3 races.
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Ocean Crusaders J-Bird join Sydney Showground
Sydney Showground is taking its investment in sustainability beyond the event space and has entered into a 12-month partnership with ocean conservation organisation, Ocean Crusaders in an exciting project for the premier event venue.
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Texas Corinthian YC wins Grandmasters Team Race
It’s been six years since Texas Corinthian Yacht Club finished worse than second in the New York Yacht Club Grandmasters Team Race. The team made sure that streak would continue with a dominating run in the round-robin portion of this year’s event.
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26th Western Circuit Sailing Regatta wraps up
The 26th edition of the Western Circuit Sailing Regatta (WCSR) concluded with resounding success, continuing the event’s proud legacy.
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SailGP: Black Foils first equal in Season 5
Black Foils are now first equal on points, in Rolex SailGP Season 5 Championship despite narrowly missing final at Germany Sail Grand Prix over the weekend.
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Team Malizia Sets Off on the Longest Leg
After only four days in Portsmouth, United Kingdom, Team Malizia has set sail in Leg 2 of The Ocean Race Europe 2025. The fleet of seven IMOCA boats is now racing 1,400 nautical miles to Cartagena, Spain.
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12sqM Sharpie Europeans
The Sharpie class continues to thrive thanks to classic gaff rig and sleek lines, Olympic pedigree, competitive racing, and 94 years of history handed down through many family generations in the Sharpie class, very often in the same boats.
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Flying Fifteen Worlds at Weymouth, UK Day 2
The sailing was close to perfection on Hyde Sails Race Day, with sunshine, winds starting at 23 knots, slowly decreasing through the afternoon, two metre waves and exemplary courses, allowing two superb races on this second day of the event.