After two lighter opening days, the wind finally got into double figures on Biscayne Bay for day three of the Rolex Miami OCR.

The RYA Volvo Dinghy Show is to take place this year over 3-4 March at its normal home of Alexandra Palace in northeast London.

Today’s 8-11 knot breeze on Biscayne Bay allowed three of the Rolex Miami OCR’s ten Olympic classes to catch up on the races they lost due to dying winds yesterday afternoon.

Paul Goodison tells us about his aim to claim his second Olympic gold at London 2012 and what he might do after t

One of Team GBR’s prospects for claiming a gold medal at London 2012 this August is Paul Goodison.

Sunshine and 12 knot winds greeted sailors out on Biscayne Bay for the opening day of competition at Rolex Miami OCR, but over the course of the afternoon the breeze died for the 529 sailors from 4

Life in Miami’s Coconut Grove was punctuated today by the added activity of 529 sailors from 41 countries preparing for tomorrow’s start of Rolex Miami OCR. 

The defending champion Thurlow Fisher Lawyers team of Michael Coxon, Aaron Links and Trent Barnabas took a tight grip on the 2012 Australian 18ft Skiff Championship after another easy victory in Ra

18ft Skiff champion John Winning is universally known as ‘Woody’ but after his recent effort this could be changed to ‘Iron Man’.

When US Sailing’s Rolex Miami OCR returns to Coconut Grove, FL, next week, for same the sailors participating the regatta will determine whether they will get to participate in London 2012 Ol