Black Jack 100 has won Monohull Line Honours in the 2026 RORC Caribbean 600 after a classic 100-foot duel.
Threading its way around 11 islands, the 17th edition of the RORC Caribbean 600 kicked off this week – delivering another chapter of magnificent offshore racing in the Caribbean.
A dramatic drop in fleet numbers has forced organisers to call off the Trans-Tasman Yacht Race until further notice.
MOD70 rocket Argo smashes Antigua 360 record.
The McIntyre Mini Globe fleet has set off on the last leg of the solo around the world race.
Baltic Yachts and Molabo demonstrate what’s possible using 48-volt electric motors.
The Australian Sailing Team (AST) in partnership with Young Presidents’ Organisation (YPO) Sydney, has launched a High-Performance Athlete Mentor Program.
Australian Sailing has released its Participation Plan for sailing in Australia.
Get set for the KPMG Sydney Sail Grand Prix, the most exciting racing on water – making its record seventh visit to the iconic Sydney Harbour on 28 February and 1 March 2026.
The inaugural World Sailing Day, scheduled for 28 May, aims to raise the profile of sailing in all its forms.
Royal Australian Navy Sail Training Ship (STS) Young Endeavour (I) docked in Hobart for the last time in December, completing its 38-year mission, and will soon be replaced by a purpose-built sail training vessel under construction in Port Macquarie.
Entries have opened strongly for the 40th Pittwater to Coffs Harbour Yacht Race, with early registrations reflecting solid interest for the upcoming event.
A new Australian documentary exploring the legacy of the Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, and two families whose lives were shaped by it, is set to screen in March.
Three days of challenging conditions have delivered new titleholders at the 2026 Pantaenius Australia Pittwater Regatta.
Hamilton Island Race Week passed the 100-boat milestone well ahead of schedule, with entries continuing to build toward its 41st edition from 15 to 22 August 2026, reflecting strong early interest across divisions.
Mastering the wind and the waves, Australia’s Bonds Flying Roos have once again reigned supreme in the City of Sails.