The week in racing - 12 Jan '26
The new year kicks off with the America's Cup world in flux, SailGP heading Down Under for its most competitive season yet, and the offshore racing calendar firing up with a transatlantic dash. From match racing's most decorated...
The week in racing - 5 Jan '26
From a record-breaking bid in Shenzhen to a rule breach that rewrote Sydney-Hobart history, the first week of 2026 has given us plenty to talk about. We've also got grassroots foiling making waves in Naples, potentially 250 boats...
The week in racing - 29 Dec '25
It may be the festive season, but still the sailing world keeps turning. A supermaxi showdown in one of the sport's most brutal Sydney-Hobarts in years, Ben Ainslie finally securing the financial lifeline his America's Cup...
The week in racing - 22 Dec '25
Three more teams pile into the America's Cup, Italy's youth sailors keep dominating, Thailand delivers a royal gold medal, and the Sydney-Hobart fleet is stacked – even if the breeze isn't. As Europe hunkers down for winter, the...
The week in racing - 15 Dec '25
While the SailGP circus takes its winter break and the America's Cup teams hunker down in design offices, the racing never really stops. It just moves to different waters, different boats, and sometimes a different era entirely…...
7 things we learned in the SailGP Abu Dhabi Grand Final
Great Britain arrived in Abu Dhabi as favourites on paper, tripped over their own shoelaces on Saturday, then came from the back of the three-boat Grand Final to win the race that mattered and collect their first ever SailGP...
Abu Dhabi Grand Final: How Emirates GBR won the SailGP crown
Emirates GBR came back from a slow start in a thrilling three-way Grand Final in Abu Dhabi to defeat New Zealand and Australia and claim the cherished crown of 2025 SailGP champions. After a frustrating opening day where light...
Day 1 in Abu Dhabi: A game of chess on water
The opening day of action at Abu Dhabi's SailGP season finale delivered the kind of slow-motion chess match that tests patience and precision in equal measure. With just 9km/h of breeze at the start – barely enough to ruffle a...

