Dinghy
Mischa Heemskerk takes the title
With wind of 22 knots and upwards and no signs of abetting on day two the 2012 Ronstan A-Class Catamaran World Championship principal race officer Billy Richnow has abandoned racing for the d
Blown off
With wind of 22 knots and upwards and no signs of abetting on day two the 2012 Ronstan A-Class Catamaran World Championship principal race officer Billy Richnow has abandoned racing for the day.
Mischa Heemskerk leads after three races
Consistency wins regattas, and after three races at the 2012 Ronstan A-Class Catamaran World Championship Mischa Heemskerk of the Netherlands has been the most consistent sailor, taking a
First casualties
The initial plan, given the tremendous size of particiaption at the 2012 Ronstan A-Class Catamaran World Championship, was to split the fleet into four divisions and have each division ra
Victory to Kenwood-Rabbitohs
115 A-Cats
For years A-Class Catamaran World Championship regattas have been capped events.
Australian 18ft Skiff season kicks off
The 2012-2013 Australian 18ft Skiff Season began on Sydney Harbour today when the Australian 18 Footers League conducted Race 1 of the 8-race 3-Buoys Challenge series over a four lap windward-retur
The perfect Olympic story
One of our favourite tales to come out of the sailing at London 2012 was that of Pavlos Kontides.
Latest Olympic sailing discipline
After four days of full-on racing, John and Erika Heineken have taken the 2012 International Kiteboarding Associations Course Racing World Championship titles in great style.
