The International 14 class has been attempting to hold its Artemis-backed World Championship in Weymouth over the last week and a half, although going into the event’s final races they have o

The i14 fleet found themselves in a situation today waiting for the AP to come down, this time however the cause was different – no wind!

Race 2 and 3 of the Artemis International 14 World Championships finally happened today in Portland Harbour.

Nacra Sailing international has been following the development of the F16 class. Recently the F16 has begun to mature, becoming an ISAF 'recognised class' at the end of 2010.

Lake Como was presented at its best for the 38 teams from nine nations who arrived to battle it out to be 2011 Tornado European Champions.

After several days of high winds in Weymouth the International 14 fleet managed to complete the first race of their Artemis World Championship in a light and variable southwesterly breeze.

Another first place in the penultimate race for Italians Diego Negri and Enrico Voltolini sealed their series-long domination and overall victory at the Star European Championship at Dun Laoghaire

The weather gods finally allowed a full day of racing at the Star European Championship in Dun Laoghaire on Dublin Bay as a moderate westerly breeze allowed Principal Race Officer David Lovegrove a

An innovative new event for some of dinghy sailing’s most ground breaking classes is to take place next month in Mar Menor, in the Murcia region of Spain, at the EUROSAF High Performance Gran

The team behind the Vestas Sailrocket 2 program are returning to Walvis Bay in Namibia to continue their quest to set the outright world speed sailing record.