Sailors were rewarded for their patience and hours of onshore preparation with a full day of inconsistent and challenging conditions at the 2014 ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami today.

Day three of the ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami proved a washout, with rain showers shutting down the wind and making racing impossible across all of the Olympic and Paralympic classes on Biscayne Ba

Patience was a necessary virtue again on the second day of the ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami, as light winds delayed the starts for the second day running.

Tight tactical racing was the name of the game on the second day of ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami as light breeze tested the patience and nerves of the 580 sailors from 50 nations.

John ‘Woody’ Winning and his crew of six on Aberdare have taken out the Historical 18ft Skiff Australian Championship after a tight tussle with 2012 champion Bob ‘Killo&r

Little to no breeze created mirror-like conditions on the calm waters of Biscayne Bay for the opening day of the ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami.

The Mojo Wine 18ft Skiff team returned to form after a disappointing race last Sunday to win Race 3 of the Australian Championship on Sydney Harbour today.

The Irish Sailing Association (ISA) Performance Department kicked off the start of the year with training camps in Gran Canaria, Cadiz and Barcelona in Spain and Sardinia, Italy.

With just over two weeks to go, the countdown is on to the upcoming 2014 A-Class Catamaran World Championship.

The Gotta Love It 7 crew of Seve Jarvin, Sam Newton and Scott Babbage gave a bril