Sailing News

470 Europeans Cut to the Medal Races

470 Europeans Cut to the Medal Races – on Tuesday the Top 10 competitors move straight to the medal races.

49er, 49erFX and Nacra 17 Europeans – Day 1

The first day of the 49er, 49erFX and Nacra 17 Europeans at WPNSA, Weymouth got underway in great conditions

World Sailing
World Sailing Mid-Year Meeting recommends . . .

World Sailing’s Mid-Year Meeting will take place at Chelsea Football Club in London, from 17-19 May 2019

Gilbert and McGrane are 505 UK Champions

Roger Gilbert and Ben McGrane confirmed their victory at the of the 505 UK Nationals

Lovering sweeps to victory at Solo Tyler Trophy

Richard Lovering took a clean-sweep of the three races Sunday to finish with a comfortable overall win at the Solo Tyler Trophy at Hayling Island SC

470 Open European Championships – Mills and McIntyre back on top

Day 4 of the 470 European Championships in San Remo, Italy and two races were completed for all fleets

49er, 49erFX and Nacra 17 Europeans – You wait three years . . . .

49er, 49erFX and Nacra 17 Europeans at Weymouth – You wait three years and then along come three Olympic class championships together

Ian Williams wins second Argo Group Gold Cup

Ian Williams wins second Argo Group Gold Cup as well as $30,000 of the $100,000 prize purse in the regatta hosted by the Royal Bermuda YC

Day 3 reprieve at the 470 Open European Championships

Day 3 reprieve at the 470 Open European Championships – One more race was possible very late in the day at San Remo, Italy – Video Here

Gilbert and McGrane regain lead at 505 UK Nationals

Day 3 of the 505 UK Nationals at Royal Lymington YC saw three more races completed and a new overall leader.

Pete Mitchell leads Solo Tyler Trophy at Hayling Island

Pete Mitchell of Warsash SC tops the Tyler Trophy leaderboard after three races at Hayling Island SC

Ainslie doubtful that 3 late entries will make it to New Zealand

In a recent interview Ineos Team UK skipper Ben Ainslie cast doubt over the three late America’s Cup challengers making it to New Zealand