Day four of the Rolex Miami OCR proved frustrating with light and fickle winds across Biscayne Bay resulting in a delay ashore.

Following the demise of TeamOrigin, Ben Ainslie is now 100% focussed on his Finn campaign for 2012, a place he knows only too well, this being his fifth Olympic campaign.

Day three of racing at Rolex Miami OCR got off to a slow start as a front passed over southern Florida.

Thurlow Fisher Lawyers took out today’s race 4 of the Australian Championship on Sydney Harbour to clinch the title with one more race still to be sailed.

18 knots of breeze was served up on Biscayne Bay for the 716 sailors competing at the Rolex Miami Olympic Classes Regatta for day two of racing.

Sailing is at the beginning of a spectator revolution that could save its place in the Olympics thanks to the rapid development of technology, key figures in Danish sailing believe.

There was plenty of action on opening day of US Sailing’s Rolex Miami OCR, with all 13 Olympic and Paralympic classes completing multiple races in 12-14 knot breezes.

716 sailors in the 13 classes selected for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games will start racing today at US Sailing’s Rolex Miami OCR.

Trevor Barnabas won his second race from the three races sailed so far in the 18ft skiff Australian Championship, but he won’t be declared champion after the series concludes next Sunday on S

The Volvo Ocean Race is proud to announce its new youth sailing initiative, the Volvo Ocean Race Academy.