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#Imoca #TheOceanRace
The Ocean Race reboots with announcement of 10-year plan
The next edition of The Ocean Race the Ocean Race The Ocean Race et Volvo Ocean Race , scheduled to start from Alicante, Spain in October 2021, will visit 10 international cities, including the start port and the Grand Finale finish in Genoa, Italy in the summer of (...) -
Olympic and Paralympic Games
Tokyo 2020: the XXXII Olympiad will be celebrated from 23 July to 8 August 2021
The International Olympic Committee (IOC), the International Paralympic Committee (IPC), the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and the Government of Japan today agreed new dates for the Games of the XXXII Olympiad, in 2021. The Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 will be celebrated from 23 July to 8 August 2021. They also (...) -
18ft Skiffs • Sydney Harbour
JJ Giltinan Championship 2020: David McDiarmid, Matt Steven and Brad Collins took out the third consecutive Championship
Defending champion Honda Marine Marine Marine nationale team of David McDiarmid, Matt Steven and Brad Collins took out the third consecutive JJ Giltinan 18ft Skiff Skiff #skiff Championship after another impressive performance in the final two races of the regatta on Sydney Harbour (...) -
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EFG Sailing Arabia - The Tour: Sofian Bouvet, Gaulthier Germain and Ali al Balushi won the 2020 edition
Team EFG Bank, made up of Olympian Sofian Bouvet, fellow Frenchman Gaulthier Germain, and rising Omani star Ali al Balushi, has taken a resounding win in the 2020 edition of the EFG Sailing Arabia – The Tour in Oman. -
#AmericasCup
Youth America’s Cup: a brand new class of foiling mono-hull, the AC9F, for 2020 and 2021
The Youth America’s Cup America's Cup #AmericasCup is a joint initiative between the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron (RNZYS), the China Sports Industry Group (CSIG), and Emirates Team New Zealand (ETNZ). The multi-leg event will begin with a fleet racing seeding event in China in November 2020 and then a match racing event in (...) -
#WorldSailing #WomenInSailing
Women in Sailing: increasing gender diversity across the sport
The World Sailing Trust is pleased to release its Strategic Review into Women in Sailing, a report that explores gender balance and makes a case for change to address disparities within the sport. -
#44Cup
2019 44Cup: Igor Lah’s Team CEEREF wins the final event and the overall ranking
It was supposed to be a heavyweight bout between Chris Bake’s Team Aqua and Vladimir Prosikhin’s Team Nika. These two, among the oldest, most successful teams in the high performance one design monohull class, started the 44Cup Palma, the final event of the season, separated by just one point at the top of the 2019 44Cup (...) -
#RolexFastnetRace
Rolex Fastnet Race 2019: Victory in IRC Three and in the Two Handed class for Alexis Loison and Jean-Pierre Kelbert on JPK 10.30 Léon
One hundred and seventy one teams in the Rolex Fastnet Race were taking part in IRC Three and IRC Four, close to half of the record Record #sailingrecord -breaking fleet. For these smaller/slower boats endurance is key as they spend four days or more days at sea. The passionate, international collective who complete the arduous task can (...) -
#Syra18 #foiler
NTFM SYRA 18: the first double-handed monohull foiling dinghy
The NTFM SYRA 18 is the first double-handed monohull foiling dinghy. The design concept hinges on a canting T-foil Foil #foil system and an innovative, hybrid monohull shape. The key principles of the design ensure that the NTFM SYRA 18 will be accessible to the widest possible range of sailors and offer the level of exhilaration (...) -
#WMRT
World Match Racing Tour 2019: Phil Robertson won his second world title following his Tour win in 2016
Phil Robertson (ChinaOne Ningbo) has become Match Racing World Champion, defeating USA’s Taylor Canfield (US One) 3-0 in the finals in Marstrand, Sweden. It is Robertson’s second world title following his World Match Racing Tour World Match Racing Tour #WMRT win in (...)
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