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As the National Governing Body for Sailing in the United States, US Sailing is required by the US Olympic and Paralympic Committee to manage the sport as

In four year cycles, the FIFA World Cup offers the reminder that casual sports fans can get excited about anything, even soccer, when the players wear

More than 950 boats from 63 countries are pre-registered for the 52 Trofeo Princesa Sofia Mallorca highlighting the excellent health of the Balearics'

(February 28, 2023) - With the Paris 2024 Olympics less than 17 months away, the U.S. Olympic Sailing Program is in crisis mode. When the US Sailing Board

Dean Brenner’s involvement with the US Olympic Sailing Program began as a competitor before transitioning to a member of the Olympic Sailing Committee and

Bristol, RI (February 24, 2023) - Following the announcement by Paul Cayard that he had resigned as Executive Director of U.S. Olympic Sailing, here is

(February 24, 2023) - Paul Cayard (San Francisco, CA), who had been had been appointed by US Sailing in March 2021 as Executive Director of U.S. Olympic

As an Olympic sport, Sailing is impacted by the Ukrainian war. Following the recommendation by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in February 2022

Great Britain is the most successful Olympic sailing nation, and when a prominent member of the British Sailing Team does not continue to strive for the

A year ago, International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach asked for sporting federations to ban Russian and Belarusian competitors and officials