Category: Australia Sailing News

The new Beneteau First 30 is redefining small-boat sailing with its effortless planing abilities and cruising comfort. Designed for today’s sailors, it offers outstanding performance and ease of use, all

The Louis Vuitton Cup Semi-Finals on Day 3 presented challenging conditions with borderline sailable winds. The races had to start in 6.5 knots, and one boat had to finish within

INEOS Britannia faced their first defeat in the Louis Vuitton Cup Semi-Finals against Alinghi Red Bull Racing due to light wind conditions halting the race. This loss means a longer

Concord Pacific Racing is set to make history as Canada competes for the first time in the UniCredit Youth America’s Cup. The team, supported by lead sponsors Concord Green Energy,

The Défi Azimut 48 Hours solo race was a challenging test for the 19 IMOCAs participating, serving as a final tune-up before the upcoming 2024 Vendée Globe. French sailor Charlie

The Bay of Palma is set to host the Sandberg Estates J/70 Worlds from 13-22 September 2024. The event will see the top 100 international teams compete in the prestigious

OneSails has partnered with the Fremantle sailing Club Women’s Racing and Mentorship Program (RAMP) to promote female participation in sailing. The program provides training and racing opportunities for women, with

Oldest videos of Land Yacht sailing Wind propulsion on land is almost as old as the wheel © GSBM We have a vast collection of sailing-related video footage, and today

Alinghi Red Bull Racing faced challenges on the first day of the Louis Vuitton Cup Semi-Finals, experiencing two losses against INEOS Britannia. The competition was intense, with the pressure building

Upgrade your sailing experience with the Torque Rope Receivers from Colligo Marine. Designed for Code 0 and Spinnaker furling gear, these receivers eliminate the hassle of thimbles and clamps. With