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Team Australia Challenge - The Squads

Following on from the announcement last week on the squad selection for the Team Australia Challenge here's a little bio on each of the sailors. Finn

Ireland's Rory Whyte is Crowned 4.2 Topper World Champion at Royal Cork as Britain's Jones Claims 5.3 Title

There was a home success in a breezy conclusion to the 2023 Topper World Championships at Royal Cork Yacht Club on Friday afternoon, when Ireland...

Britain's Alex Jones Takes the Lead at Royal Cork's Topper Worlds

Local hopes were dented when Royal Cork's Craig O'Neill competition counted a 'Did Not Compete'

SEA Games 2023 medal table, Saturday, May 6, 2023

Sailing 'Canes cruise to national success

The club sport has launched from the local waters of Biscayne Bay onto the national stage. Having shown exceptional skill and determination navigating challenging courses, the fleet now will compete at the Intercollegiate Sailing Association championships.

Nothing Will be Easy In the Big Easy

Brian Clancy previews the 2022 College Sailing National Championships and the final pre-championship rankings.

No Varsity? No Problem

When George Washington University sailing was stripped of its varsity status, they were forced to look within to get things done.

Ainslie, Waterhouse to miss SailGP regatta in Taranto, Italy

Reflections of a rookie: from simulator to real life #2020 #racing #LotusChallenge

Reflections of a rookie: from simulator to real life #2020 #racing #LotusChallenge By Nick Hodgson As we hurtle our way to the end of a year that has simultaneously flown by and seemingly dragged its proverbial feet, it seems only right that I take the time to look back on a year of racing with more ups and downs than Formula Rossa at Ferrari world. To set the scene, AA style, my name is Nick Hodgson and I’m a rookie racer in the Lotus Challenge. However, that being said, I’ve been a sim racer for many years, have been part of multiple championship winning teams and even managed to pick up a championship win myself. While hardly a dominant force in the sim racing community, I’d like to think that by now I’ve picked up a few things here and there along the way and as such can give you an insight into the differences, challenges and mostly importantly, fun to be had along the way in both worlds.