Category: Canada Sailing News

Sail Canada announces that Mike Milner will be leaving his position as High Performance Director after six and a half years of service. During his tenure, he made significant contributions

The Vendée Globe introduces its first mascot, Adélie the penguin, who symbolizes the race’s commitment to ocean preservation. Endemic to Antarctica, Adélie represents the threatened species in the region and

Welcome to Sail-World’s Early Edition of the Live Coverage of Day 10 of the Louis Vuitton Cup. Racing is expected to get underway on time for the Semi-Finals, with a

The Kinsale Dragon Gold Cup 2024 came to an exciting conclusion with Pedro Rebelo de Andrade, Jose Leitmann, and Jamie Lea emerging as the champions. After a close battle, Andrade

The 34th Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup at Yacht Club Costa Smeralda – Day 5 is set for 8-14 September 2024. Unfortunately, strong Mistral winds on Day 5 led to the

The Hobie 16 is a classic beach catamaran known for its speed and fun factor. With over 100,000 boats built since its debut in 1970, the Hobie 16 remains a

Sail Canada Development Squad Member Luke Ruitenberg, hailing from St. Margaret’s Bay, N.S., has announced his retirement from competitive sailing. Luke started sailing at the age of nine and transitioned

Francesca Clapcich, a double Olympian, America’s Cup athlete, and record-breaking round-the-world sailor, has launched a new global campaign in partnership with 11th Hour Racing. The campaign aims to promote belonging

The A Class Cat World Championships at Centro Velico Punta Ala kicked off with some dramatic weather conditions on the Tuscan coast. Despite a massive thunderstorm the night before, the

Alinghi Red Bull Racing secures spot in Louis Vuitton Cup Semi-Finals On the final day of the Louis Vuitton Cup Round Robin, Alinghi Red Bull Racing advanced to the Semi-Finals