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Major sailing news, commentary, opinions, features and dock talk . . . with a North American focus.

When Russia launched a large-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 during the Olympic Truce, which extends from the Olympic Games to the Paralympic Game, the

More than 560 crews from 54 countries have already pre-registered for the 52 Trofeo Princesa Sofia Mallorca. In the history of this classic Olympic class

Before nations can compete in events at the Olympic Games, they must first qualify, proving they are of a worthy standard to gain one of the limited

Sailing is an equipment sport, which by definition is a barrier for participation. But then not all equipment, even the same equipment, is not created

The renewed aspiration of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) for maintaining "universality" with ideological integration at the Paris 2024 Olympic

For a country to compete in an Olympic event, their sailors must win one of the entry slots allotted to that event. Some countries specialize in only a

The British Sailing Team has been the dominant Olympic program, passing the USA in both the total and gold medal count. The two programs had been going in

By Michelle Slade, St. Francis Sailing Foundation Hans Henken’s biggest goal as a kid – and still is – was to compete at the Olympic Games, against the

The calendar for Olympic campaigners may not be well understood from those on the outside, with a handful of seemingly random European events providing