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Australians at KPMG Sydney Sail Grand Prix Day 1
The BONDS Flying Roos delivered a powerful opening day performance on Sydney Harbour, with Olympic gold medallist Iain ‘Goobs’ Jensen making an impressive debut for the Australians at the record-seventh KPMG Sydney Sail Grand Prix.
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Supporting next generation of elite female coaches
World Sailing is excited to announce that applications are now open for the Women in Sport High Performance Pathway (WISH) Programme, a unique initiative designed to increase female representation in elite sport coaching.
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KPMG Sydney Sail Grand Prix Day 1
Spain were the form team on day one in Sydney, sailing into the sunset with two wins in four fleet races. Those unafraid to make bold, decisive moves were rewarded around the split Shark Island racetrack.
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Emirates GBR fourth after Race Day 1
Emirates GBR is currently in fourth place after the first day of racing at the KPMG Sydney Sail Grand Prix as patchy conditions caused havoc on the harbour.
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SailGP: Consistent Spain leads after Day 1
Los Gallos, Spain’s SailGP team, sailed a consistent opening day to lead the points table, after the first day of racing in a squirrely breeze on Sydney Harbour.
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Torque Quick-Release Harness Back in stock
Make the shift to the torque quick-release trapeze harness.
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Portugal Grand Prix Round 2 at Vilamoura Day 3
A northerly breeze set the tone for the third day of the 8th Portugal Grand Prix – Round 2, with racing conducted under progressively stable conditions off the coast of Vilamoura.
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Introducing the INS300
The INS300 is Zhik’s new inshore jacket. Engineered with 2-layer construction, water-resistant zippers throughout, and micro-fleece lined torso for warmth and comfort.
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Leopard 3 IRC overall RORC Caribbean 600 winner
The Royal Ocean Racing Club is delighted to confirm that the Farr 100 Leopard 3 has been declared the overall winner under IRC for the 2026 RORC Caribbean 600.
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2026 RORC Caribbean 600 – IRC Two Report
The largest class in the 2026 RORC Caribbean 600 was IRC Two and it proved to be a battle of stamina and steady execution with as much as five days and nights of trade wind racing for the class and highly competitive pressure among the front runners.