Johnie Berntsson sweeps day one in the Open fleet while Martina Carlsson leads the Women's Trophy at GKSS Match Cup Sweden in Marstrand.
PAPREC seized the Tour Voile opener with a daring current call off Cotentin, breaking from the fleet to win by three nautical miles after 20 hours of racing.
PAPREC by Normandy Inshore Program takes the lead in the Tour Voile 47 opener after tidal tactics and precise boat positioning split the fleet in the Channel.
Johnie Berntsson swept all three opening-day matches to lead the Open fleet at Match Cup Sweden 2026 in Marstrand. See day one results.
Guillet, Simard and Kennedy starred at the 1000 Islands Regatta in Brockville as the HRL finally completed a full six-class weekend of hydroplane racing.
New Zealand sends 23 rowers to the 2026 World Rowing Championships in Amsterdam, 24-30 August, with selections shaped by the 2028 Olympic cycle.
Twelve New Zealand paddlers have been named for the 2026 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships in Poznan, Poland, representing clubs from across the country.
Twelve New Zealand paddlers have been selected for the 2026 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships in Poznan, Poland, running 26 to 30 August 2026.
New Zealand has named a 30-strong rowing squad for the 2026 World Rowing Championships in Amsterdam, running 24 to 30 August.
Nine Figaro Beneteau 3s set off from Cherbourg for Saint-Malo on a 226-mile double Channel crossing, the toughest leg of the 47th Tour Voile.
Tour Voile 2026 kicks off in Cherbourg as nine crews tackle the demanding tides and coastal passages of the Cotentin Peninsula in the Figaro Beneteau 3 series.
The Tour Voile fleet tackles a 226-nautical-mile offshore leg from Cherbourg to Saint-Malo, navigating tidal gates, rocky coastlines and tricky light-air finishes.