June 2021 - Sails

World of possibility

Following a relaxation of IRC regulations, the Melges IC37 has been afforded every opportunity to highlight its potential this racing season.

McConaghy Boats has confirmed that first hull for the eco-friendly multihull, the MC75, is now officially under construction.

Zhik has announced the latest addition to its catalogue, the notably versatile Microfleece Hiker sailing wetsuit.

Island Cruising NZ’s new owner has confirmed big plans for the cruising service and for the region’s industry itself.

Entries for 2021 inductions into the Australian Sailing Hall of Fame are now officially open.

Inmarsat has launched the first episode of its new six-part webinar series exploring sailing in the new digital era.

Hooligan has won the third act of the 2021 MC38 Class Regatta, hosted by the Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club.

There are three main proponents of the 129-year old sport of 18-foot skiff racing: Mark Foy, James J Giltinan and John Winning.

SailGP has confirmed that for the second time, the Australia Sail Grand Prix will be included in Season 2.

First Tracks has been declared the winner of the Etchells Australian Nationals and the Etchells Australasian Championships.

Entries for the 77th Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race are now officially been opened.

The first Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron’s Three Kings Race in almost nine years has been confirmed for later this year.

Entries are now open for the 2021/22 Audi Centre Sydney Blue Water Pointscore.

The 33rd Airlie Beach Race Week has set a new record for entries, with the fleet already surpassing 130 boats.