Dinghy
Another mixed day
It was a tough fifth day of racing for all of the fleets at the Santander 2014 ISAF Sailing World Championships with a challenging up and down wind playing havoc across the seven race courses.
Marathon day turns painful
It should have been a marathon race day on day four of the ISAF Sailing World Championships in Santander, with some 35 races across eight classes scheduled.
470s get racing
The third day of racing at the Santander 2014 ISAF Sailing World Championships was a tough affair with light, shifty winds, coupled with thunderstorms and a strong current testing the sailors acro
Scheidt leads the Lasers
In the current weather system it was no surprise that once again there was no wind in the morning at the Santander 2014 ISAF Sailing World Championships, but at least there was sun, initially.
ISAF Sailing World Championships set sail
The thick fog that covered the harbour in Santander at the start of the day soon burnt off and gave way to a light 5 to 7 knot breeze from the north east allowing the Laser and Laser Radial Fleets
First Rio 2016 qualification
Racing gets underway on Friday at the Santander 2014 ISAF Sailing World Championships in northern Spain.
Weguelin suffers DVT
The British Sailing Team’s world number five-ranked sailor Sophie Weguelin has been forced to withdraw from the upcoming ISAF Sailing World Championships in Santander.
ASCC wins by a point
After a wild week of inflicting its fury on the 13th 18ft Skiff International Regatta, San Francisco Bay got the message and greeted competitors Saturday with a modest 15 knots of summery breeze th
Another tough day
Skip McCormack spoke for all competitors after Friday's fourth day of the 13th annual 18' Skiff International Regatta hosted by the St Francis YC.
Survival conditions
Early every day at Crissy Field hundreds of San Francisco's hardiest citizens and their dogs can be found running, biking or walking briskly along the wind-swept bay, where some may even be sailing
