After a first day lost initially to too little wind and then too much, it was with considerable relief that three races for the Men and two for the Women could be held off the Hague today at the De

More than five hours of frustrating drifting on the Clyde off Largs today proved to be in vain for the sailors awaiting racing at the Laser Radial World Championships.

A mill pond-like Torbay greeted the fleet for the final day of the 2010 UK Moth Nationals, hosted by the Royal Torbay Yacht Club.

250 boats were rigged in the dinghy park in the blaring Istanbul sun early in the morning of the second day of the Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship, waiting for a sea breeze to form.

Finland’s defending champion stepped further clear of the chasing pack today when she sailed to a well earned fifth place from another difficult race at the Laser Radial World Championships o

Conditions transpired against racing on the opening day of the Delta Lloyd 470 World Championships, taking place off the Hague, Holland.

A busy time at present in Olympic sailing with the Laser Radials mid-way into their World Championship up in Largs and the 470 classes holding theirs in the Hague, Holland.

With a second place from today’s only race on the Clyde off Largs, Finland’s reigning champion Sari Multala has emerged at the top of the leaderboard of the Laser Radial World Champions

Sailing's double Olympic silver medallist Nick Rogers has decided to let go of his quest for Olympic gold at London 2012 following a frustrating regatta season.

In contrast to the wet and unstable conditions of the practice race the opening days racing provided a light breeze of 5 – 7 knots from the north-west and warm dry conditions once the early c