In a dramatic final iQFOiL World Championship series Emma Wilson took Silver after coming back from a 5 second start penalty.
iQFOiL Worlds – Emma Wilson and Luuc van Opzeeland through to Finals
Emma Wilson and Luuc van Opzeeland move into the Medal Series of the iQFOiL 2024 World Championships in Lanzarote.
ILCA 7 Mens Worlds – Matt Wearn takes second ILCA 7 World title
Australia’s Matt Wearn dominated the final Medal Race to take a second consecutive ILCA 7 World title.
ILCA 7 Mens Worlds – Wearn on track to successfully defend title
Matt Wearn takes an eight point lead into the ILCA 7 World Championship Medal race on Wednesday.
ILCA 7 Mens Worlds – Wearn, Beckett and Tomasgaard nip-and-tuck for Title
The battle for the ILCA 7 World title remains within the grasp of the top three after the first day of gold fleet racing.
ILCA 7 Mens Worlds – Tomasgaard blinks as Wearn and Beckett move into lead
Final day of the qualifying series and it is Australian Matt Wearn who takes the lead of the gold fleet into the final series.
ILCA 7 Mens Worlds – Tomasgaard consolidates his lead, as Beckett recovers lost ground
Micky Beckett quickly returnrd to the leading pack after yesterday’s loss of his opening race win to a protest.
ILCA 7 Mens Worlds – Beckett takes 30% Post-Race Penalty after Protest
Mickey Beckett took a 30% Post-Race Penalty, after being protested in Race 1 on Thursday.
ILCA 7 Mens World Championship – Norway’s Hermann Tomasgaard takes early lead
Flying start for Micky Beckett on the first day of the ILCA 7 2024 Mens World Championship in Adelaide.
ILCA 7 World Championship – Beckett v Wearn saga continues in Adelaide
The second early season Olympic event, the men’s ILCA 7 (Laser) 2024 World Championship, opens in Australia at the Adelaide Sailing Club, on the 24 January
ILCA 6 Youth and Men’s Worlds – Day 3
Following hot on the heels of the women’s ILCA 6 Worlds, are the ILCA 6 Youth and Men’s Worlds in Mar del Plata, Argentina.
SailGP – Mubadala Abu Dhabi Sail Grand Prix day 1
Day 1 of the Mubadala Abu Dhabi Sail Grand Prix faced a delay with the light wind conditions meaning that the teams were racing with the big 29.4 metre wing and crew reduced from 6 to 4