Twelve teams converge on San Francisco Bay for Women's Match Racing World Championship
Twelve teams from seven nations compete for the 2026 Women's Match Racing World Championship title on San Francisco Bay starting 1 October.
Twelve teams from seven nations compete for the 2026 Women's Match Racing World Championship title on San Francisco Bay starting 1 October.
Aimee Bright extends her lead in the women's fleet at the iQFOiL Under-23 World Championships after strong slalom racing in Poland.
Northstar III leads the Maxi fleet as Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez opens with 251 crews, close J Class racing and tight duels across the fleet.
A Route du Rhum roadshow brings skippers to Vitré, Granville and Saint-Brieuc for talks and screenings ahead of the race start at Saint-Malo.
Luna Rossa's Naples win shows why the team never settles, with Peter Burling's crew already eyeing improvements before next year's America's Cup.
Wild winds shaped the NZ Youth Sailing Championships as six class winners earned spots on the Youth Worlds team bound for Vilamoura.
Partners Life becomes Rowing New Zealand's Major Partner through 2030, backing Maadi Regatta and the sport's volunteers, coaches and whānau.
Damien Guillou and Pat Lawless reach the trade winds in the Golden Globe Race as Mara Kveseth questions her own motivation to finish.
NOR01's Karl Otto and Maren Magda Book fought back overnight to win a brutal repechage and claim the last final berth off Marseille.
Aimee Bright storms to the early lead at the iQFOiL under-23 World Championships in Puck, bouncing back from a tough Weymouth campaign.
Inside the McIntyre Golden Globe Race, Gunnar Christensen battles storms while Mara Kveseth weighs quitting over social media coverage of her campaign.
Tom Foucher claimed the Dublin Match Cup title after officials crammed the knockout stage into one day ahead of forecast gale-force winds.