Taking place in a month’s time in Newport, RI, the Little America’s Cup (if we’re allowed to call it that) is lining up to be a fine event.

With BMW Oracle Racing still pondering whether or not the 34th America’s Cup should be held in monohulls (the popular choice with teams) or multihulls (the technically progressive choice), so

While former round the world team-mates Carolijn Brouwer and Liz Wardley are hoping girl power will sweep them to their second major win as a Viper team, multiple Olympic medallist Darren Bundock w

After two days held ashore due to 30 knot winds, the 2010 Prince of Wales Cup was eagerly anticipated and waking up to steady 20 knots on Saturday morning, it didn’t disappoint.

A tough week at the Delta Lloyd 470 World Championship culminated in Matt Belcher and Malcolm Page winning the Men’s division before going into Sunday’s medal race, while title defender

After two days lost due to too much wind and the PoW race yesterday, the series races for the International 14s were reduced to three short races on Sunday in Hayling Bay.

Mother nature played ball for the last day of the Delta Lloyd 470 World Championship, with brilliant sunshine and a 12-18 knot southwesterly breeze for the Men’s and Women’s medal races

A return to World Cup fever overcame the British camp today at the Delta Lloyd 470 World Championship, when after the opening race in the Men’s fleet 23 year old Skandia Team GBR crew Luke Pa

The final day of the B14 World Championship saw the first signal at 11.00, catching out some competitors still arriving at the start as the fleet started in 18 knots of breeze.

A spectacular summer day with warm sunshine and a gusty offshore breeze ranging from 8–14 knots provided a superb last day of racing at the Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship.