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While better known as an America’s Cup tender, the Catalyst 45 proved the versatility, and seaworthiness of the design completing a 1,290nm Pacific Ocean delivery voyage to Fiji. Here’s the story…

Five US sailors traveled to Nishinomiya, Japan for six days of challenging conditions, hot temperatures, and world class sailing. USA sailor Lucas Doran was in third place in the U17 fleet before the final day of racing.

Today marked the End of the Beginning of the 2025 Admirals’ Cup with the conclusion of Inshore racing on what is known as the “Central Solent” – the patch of water that separates the Isle of Wight from England.

Battle lines are being drawn up for the RORC’s centenary Rolex Fastnet Race. As the final day of Admiral’s Cup inshore racing took place in the Solent, so several yachts due to take part in Saturday’s main event were out training.

The Offshore Racing Rule’s (ORR) Forecast Time Correction Factor (F-TCF) rating system, used in this year’s Transpac race from Los Angeles to Honolulu, resulted in exceptionally close results.

The WASZP Games 2025, being held at the Weymouth & Portland National Sailing Academy in the UK, has attracted 248 of the foiling dinghies to take part in a week of varied and high intensity racing.

David Maynard was out on the water to catch the action from race 1 on Thursday.

Two more races were completed today on the fourth racing day of the championship. After yesterday’s well-deserved rest day—spent under the sun and by the beach—the fleet returned to the water, eager for action.

After a practice race yesterday, racing got under way today in a quintessential Enoshima southwester with big waves and breeze starting about 14 knots and building to 16 or 17 with a few higher puffs.

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