Dinghy

20 knots and driving rain...

Temperatures of 6°C, 18-20 knots of wind and driving rain, did little to dampen the spirits of 325 young sailors and windsurfers competing at day one of the 2010 RYA Eric Twiname Championships

Team Extreme ahead

Competitors at the 2010 Wilson Trophy British Open Team Racing Championship had an early start on day two of the event, with racing getting underway at 0800 sharp this morning.

Royal Thames top leaderboard

Racing got underway bang on time today at the 61st Wilson Trophy British Open Team Racing Championship, hosted by West Kirby Sailing Club.

Where next for the foiling Moth?

It has now been more than six years since Rohan Veal gobsmacked the sailing world with his foiling Moth airborne acrobatics.

Wilson Trophy preview

Teams from across the UK, Ireland and America are preparing to battle for the prestigious 2010 British Open Team Racing Championship for the Wilson Trophy, hosted by West Kirby Sailing Club.

How BIG is a Finn sailor?

At the end of 2009 the Finn class carried out a survey of its top sailors to  accumulate data regarding the weight, height and age when they started  sailing the Finn, to try and build a

Laser Vago update

Discussions are underway to deliver the first Laser Vago World Championships in early summer 2011, following the Laser Vago being awarded ISAF Recognised Status in November 2009 at the Annual Conf

Nippers draw up their battle lines

After an extremely close battle last year, it was the South East Zone who claimed the winners glory but that slate will be wiped clean with all to play for when the 2010 RYA Eric Twiname Championsh

Another F18 win for Heemskerk

For the 24th Eurocat this weekend, nearly 250 catamarans gathered at the Yacht Club de Carnac in one of the world’s most beautiful bays: the Baie de Quiberon.

Emerging nations program continues

Two Sri Lankans are among 11 athletes from eight different nations to arrive in Perth today for the start of the fourth Perth 2011 Emerging Nations Programme (ENP).