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2 days ago | sail-world.com | Richard Gladwell

Long time sailing rivals team up to win torrid 29erNZ Nationals by Richard Gladwell/Sail-World.com/nz 4 Jun 16:24 PDT Long-time sailing buddies Will Mason and Will Leech teamed up to dominate the 2025 Polished Concrete NZ 29er Nationals at Manly SC in challenging conditions over King's Birthday weekend. The fleet was packed with the top Junior and Youth sailing talent, with past national champions in the Optimist, P class, 29er, and Starling classes dotted all through the fleet.

3 days ago | sail-world.com | Mark Jardine

Video Interview: Onboard the Excess 14 at the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show 2025 by Mark Jardine 3 Jun 16:30 PDT Excess have moved forward their designs with the Excess 13 and 14 cruising catamarans, so seeing the Excess 14 at the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show 2025 was high on the priority list, as well as talking to some exceptional high performance sailors on board to learn their thoughts.

5 days ago | sail-world.com | Emma Robertson

Graduate National Championship 2025 at Staunton Harold Sailing Club by Emma Robertson 2 Jun 07:50 PDT The Graduate National Championships 2025 were held at Staunton Harold Sailing Club with three days of tricky and tactical sailing thanks to the strong and shifty winds that prevailed across the bank holiday weekend.

5 days ago | sail-world.com | James Boyd

RORC centenary Rolex Fastnet Race - another record-sized fleet due? by James Boyd / RORC 2 Jun 03:06 PDT Less than two months now remain until the start of the 2025 Rolex Fastnet Race, this year coinciding with the Royal Ocean Racing Club's centenary. Another huge fleet has entered.

6 days ago | sail-world.com | John Curnow

The call of the mighty by John Curnow, Sail-World.com AUS Editor 1 Jun 15:00 PDT See the words Admiral's Cup and you immediately think approachable, real, hardcore action, braving the elements, and glory for the victorious. As an Australian, you have King Louie (the late Lou Abrahams), and the late Sir Jim Hardy as the poster boys. You could actually see these guys and their boats at your local yacht club. Tangibility reigned supreme, if nothing else.