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The US Sailing Program was saved at the Rio 2016 Olympics when Caleb Paine sniffed out a shift off the start line of the Finn Medal Race, banging the right side for a huge lead he would not surrender, vaulting […]

Melbourne, Australia (January 18, 2020) – Port Phillip delivered another cracking day for the second day of racing at the 2020 edition of Sail Melbourne International. Following a very windy day one, today started out with light conditions before the […]

Melbourne, Australia (January 17, 2020) – With wind limits on the edge, conditions on day one of Sail Melbourne International 2020 provided many competitors with a wild, windy and challenging day on Port Phillip Bay. Racing started out in around […]

Sail Canada nominated the qualified athletes to the 2020 Canadian Sailing Youth Squad. With the help of the Canadian clubs, provincial partners, coaches, and support staff, Sail Canada was able to name the new squad. In order to qualify for […]

A Candid & In-depth Interview With Maciek Rutkowski After A Career Best Performance In 2019 It may seem as though Maciek Rutkowski (FMX Racing / Challenger Sails) has been around for ever – having made his debut on the world […]

With Scuttlebutt HQ in California, the threat of brushfires is never far away. You get used to it, you prepare for it, but that doesn’t minimize it, and despite our familiarity, what Australia is enduring remains mind-blowing. Enduring the worst […]

Transpac 2019: Onboard the Rogers 46 Bretwalda 3 First organized by the Transpacific Yacht Club in 1906, the biennial Transpacific Yacht Race or Transpac is an offshore sailing race from Point Fermin in Los Angeles to Diamond Head, just east […]

With six months to the Tokyo Olympic Games, Sail Melbourne International Regatta has attracted an elite field from 25 countries and from all around Australia to compete on January 17-21 in Melbourne, Australia. With close to 300 entries racing in […]

When racing high performance boats, success requires staying fast, staying safe, and staying in the boat. Karen Binder, Secretary of the New England Ice Yacht Association, offers insight into how this applies to the hard water world: With the upcoming […]

Explosive Freestyle With Adrien Bosson Flying Over Brandvlei Many of the world’s top wave and freestyle sailors are now in Cape Town, South Africa, as part of their off season training in preparation for the 2020 PWA World Tour. One […]

Diony Guadagnino Discusses His New Initiative Which Is Helping To Keep The Kids Of Los Roques Safe & Healthy Diony Guadagnino (AHD / Loftsails) had started an extremely worthy cause in Los Roques, Venezuela, which aims to promote a healthy […]

Gone In 53 Seconds Featuring Dieter van der Eyken, Jaeger Stone & Julian Salmonn The Australian windsurfing summer is seemingly well underway with the Fremantle Doctor in full flow, while there are plenty of world class waves around too. Quite […]

With just six months to go before the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, time is short as nations and their athletes prepare for the conditions on Sagami Bay. And while the host is responsible for preparing the venue, it is compulsory for […]

Sail Canada’s Sailor of the Month award acknowledges sailing achievements by Canadians involved or associated with the sport in all its forms. Here is the latest recipient: Canadian Sailing Team member Tom Ramshaw put his training to the test last […]

Hollywood, CA (January 13, 2020) – The documentary Maiden, which told the story of when Tracy Edwards in 1989 led the first all-female crew in the Whitbread Round the World Race, earned high praise in December 2019 as one of […]

by Bill Center, The San Diego Union-Tribune The first all-female crew in the 144-year history of the America’s Cup opened the defense trials in January of 1995 by defeating Dennis Conner’s Stars & Stripes in the first race of the […]

The 5.5m boats was the formula one in world class sailing from the beginning of the 1950s until the end of the 1960s. For five Olympic Games, it was where legends were made, and the Class continues to rumble on. […]

London, UK (January 12, 2019) – With numerous improvements prompted by user input and internal research over the past year, the Offshore Racing Congress (ORC) has released its new 2020 VPP (Velocity Prediction Program) and 2020 Rules books which are […]

In advance of the 2020 Hempel World Cup Series Miami on January 20-25, the 2020 470 North American Championship was held January 10-12 in Miami, FL. Luke Patience/ Chris Grube (GBR) won 6 of 9 races to top the Men/Mixed […]

The Sidney Doren Memorial Regatta, the second event of the 2019-20 Etchells Biscayne Bay Series, attracted 41 teams on January 11-12 in Miami, FL. After stumbling with an 18th in the opening race, Steve Benjamin’s team of Michael Menninger, Ian […]

Fifty-three J/70 teams savored spectacular conditions on Tampa Bay for the middle part of the 2019-2020 J/70 Winter Series on January 11-12 in Tampa, Florida. Jack Franco’s 3 Ball JT, with crew Bill Hardesty, Alec Anderson, and Rob Lindley, ruled […]

Miami, FL (January 12, 2020) – The final day of the Star Midwinters on Biscayne Bay received beautiful conditions, with a medium easterly breeze that built throughout the day to around 13 knots. After two more races, Jørgen Schönherr/ Markus […]

Eleven teams competed in the first stage of the three-event M32 Miami Winter Series 2020 with 10 races held January 11-12 in Miami, FL. Donald Wilson’s Convexity was the low point team both days to claim victory, while team’s led […]

With just six months to go before the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, time is short as nations and their athletes prepare for the conditions on Sagami Bay. And while the host is responsible for preparing the venue, it is compulsory for […]

David M. Wilber, age 66, passed away January 5 in Cleveland, OH. He fought a long battle with cancer for over six years, outliving the original prognosis of 6-9 months. David was a proud graduate of St. Edward High School, […]

Miami, FL (January 11, 2020) – Racing resumed today at the Star Midwinter Championships after being blown out yesterday. With just one race being completed on the first day due to strong winds, the Race Committee was eager to get […]

anuary 11, 2020; Day 20) – The finish pace for Race 5 of the Clipper 2019-20 Round the World Yacht Race picked up today as Seattle, Qingdao, and WTC Logistics all crossed the line to complete the 3415nm course from […]

January 10, 2020; Day 19) – GoToBermuda received a warm welcome into the Whitsundays as the third team in the Clipper 2019-20 Round the World Yacht Race to arrive, crossing the finish line of Race 5 today at 22:05:31 UTC. […]

Lena Erdil & Kathi Seelack Explain What Their Latest Project ‘My Windstories’ is all about… Lena Erdil (Starboard / Point-7 / AL360 / Chopper Fins) has teamed up with her friend Kathi Seelack to launch a brand new project called […]

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Sailing at Paris 2024: Slate of Events SUBSCRIBE http://bit.ly/wsnsubscribe An insight into how Sailing will look at Paris 2024. Follow World Sailing 🌍 on: Facebook www.facebook.com/worldsailingofficial Instagram www.instagram.com/worldsailingofficial Twitter www.twitter.com/worldsailing Website www.sailing.org Newsletter bit.ly/wsezine […]

The M32 is returning to Miami for the three-stage 2020 Winter Series with 11 teams entered for the first event on January 10-12 in Miami, FL. With a protected venue on Biscayne Bay offering warm winter temperatures and reliable winds, […]

(January 10, 2020; Day 19) – Ha Long Bay, Viet Nam has been first to complete Race 5 of the Clipper 2019-20 Round the World Yacht Race, crossing the finish line at 09:23 (UTC) in The Whitsundays, Australia. Ha Long […]

World Sailing President Kim Andersen delivers his monthly newsletter to share the activities from the world governing body for the sport of sailing. I would like to take the opportunity to wish you a Happy New Year! This time of […]

Sailing World on Water News January 10 20 Vendee Globe, AUS Yacht Champs, Optis, 29ers more 2020 is the year for the Vendee Globe which for us is the hardest sportng event in the world. Solo, un-assisted racing around the […]

The Chicago Yacht Club Race to Mackinac has been selected by US Sailing as the Qualifier for the inaugural edition of World Sailing’s Offshore World Championship to be held in October 2020 alongside the Rolex Middle Sea Race in Valletta, […]

When Australian teams blitzed the field at the 2019 Etchells World Championship, the chatter was about how a decided speed edge was coming from the Australian-built boats. No longer was their parity among the three Class builders, which put into […]

Matteo Iachino Talks Hat-tricks & Sea Snakes After Just Missing Out On A Second Slalom World Crown Matteo Iachino (Starboard / Severne / Starboard Foil) headed into the final Foil and Slalom events of the season as the world tour […]

The third edition of the Global Team Race Regatta will be held in the magnificent setting of the Costa Smeralda in Sardinia, Italy. The Yacht Club Cost Smeralda will host the event which was launched and first run in 2018 […]

(January 9, 2020; Day 18) – While the leaders of Race 5 are looking to have just one more night before the finish in The Whitsundays, Australia, all the teams in the Clipper 2019-20 Round the World Yacht Race are […]

Phil Sharp’s new record around the Isle of Wight Some people shave seconds off a record, others smash them to bits. Phil Sharp’s latest quest in his Class 40 ‘Oceans Lab’ saw him slip into the smash and grab category […]

Sail Canada’s Sailor of the Month award acknowledges sailing achievements by Canadians involved or associated with the sport in all its forms. Here is the latest recipient: “Keep calm and sail on” was the motto for Andy Roy’s crew (Scott […]

Sail Canada invites all sailing and boating enthusiasts to participate in recognizing Canada’s top recreational and competitive sailors, coaches, volunteers and events via the Sail Canada Annual Awards. For the Sail Canada Annual Awards list, guidelines, and descriptions. Source: sailingscuttlebutt

Over 500 sailors from more than 20 countries are expected for the 2020 Bacardi Cup and Bacardi Invitational Regatta on March 2-7 in Miami, FL. The historic Bacardi Cup kicks off proceedings, as the revered Star fleet celebrates the 93rd […]

While the 628nm Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race was relatively mild in 2009, the northerly delivery along Australia’s east coast has been anything but as three boats issued distress calls in just 30 minutes on January 5. At 3:10am, the […]

(January 8, 2020; Day 17) – There’s about 400 nautical miles to go until the first yacht of the Clipper 2019-20 Round the World Yacht Race crosses the line of Race 5, with strategies to catch the best winds and […]

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For the 12th edition of the RORC Caribbean 600, 21 teams – racing yachts of 50-feet or over – have already signed up for the 600-mile blast around 11 Caribbean Islands. These big guns amount to a third of the […]

ohn K. Fulweiler, known as The Boating Barrister in Windcheck magazine, offers a lazarette’s worth of things boaters would do well to remember: • Sailing isn’t a sport…not in the way most of the 50 states understand sports. • Foiling […]

Back in the late 1960s, when Jim Drake and Hoyle Schweitzer invented the original Windsurfer, windsurfing took off as a sport and within the late 70s became the world’s quickest growing water activity. Seeking to ride this new wave, the […]

Sailing World editor Dave Reed, returning to his winter sailing roots, is reminded that it’s not the boat you sail that matters, but rather the experience. I knew someone would eventually give me the business. Lo and behold, it turned […]

Together with Dykstra Naval Architects and designer Mark Whiteley, Royal Huisman made this 266-foot three-masted schooner. Royal Huisman project 400 – SEA EAGLE II – was the largest yacht ever built at the shipyard in Vollenhove, The Netherlands. SEA EAGLE […]

An Australian national, the 37-year-old Zane Gills reportedly died ahead of New Year’s Eve in an accident on a boat in Barcelona, Spain. After reported missing by his brother, his body was found under the yacht hours later. No additional […]

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The Miami Yacht Club is hosting Ernst-Michael Miller, designer of the 15-foot foiling catamaran iFLY15, on January 11-25 in Miami, FL. Three boats will be available for people to test sail and receive personal training and foiling experience with the […]

by Craig Leweck, Scuttlebutt Sailing News I had never attended the World Sailing Annual Conference, so when it came to the USA in 2018 I crossed the country to get a visual. People wondered why I would so willingly welcome […]

THE THRIVE | 2020 Motivation Film Windsurfing is everything to me! Creating this film has allowed me to discover the source of my passion and express these feelings. // English, German and French subtitles are available. …. A passion project […]

January 7, 2020; Day 16) – With just over three days to go until the first boats of the Clipper 2019-20 Round the World Yacht Race are expected to cross the finish line of Race 5, it’s currently anyone’s guess […]

John Tinker, 93, a significant contributor to World Sailing (IYRU/ISAF), died December 18, 2019, in Toronto, ON. John (above, right) began his journey in Detroit, MI in 1926. When he lost his father early in the Great Depression he and […]

Sailing on Snow 4 2020 Gregoire Lafortune and ! had a good day sailing on snow this last Sunday. I made a short video to wish you a happy year 2020! We wonder now how it would have been with […]