As the Melbourne Osaka Cup enters its fifth week, the distance between the first and last starter has narrowed to just over 2,000 nautical miles, with all now outside Australian waters.
It was a fitting finale to the 2025 Sail Port Stephens Passage Series (Commodores Cup), with crews aboard the 105 yachts enjoying the kind of premium sailing conditions that attracts boats from as far as the Gold Coast and Melbourne to the event.
Beneteau has welcomed the new First 30, designed to deliver the sensation of planing, easy handling, safety and cruising comfort.
The M72 by Mylius Yachts and Carkeek Design is in build, designed as a super-fast cruiser blending high performance with comfort and elegance.
Race 1 of the Commodores Cup Passage series kicked off the 2025 Sail Port Stephens regatta, which runs April-May in the NSW coastal region.
Despite the proven formula, intense global interest and economic benefits of hosting an America’s Cup, the 38th America’s Cup will not be held in New Zealand.
After a 24-hour delay, Alive crossed the start line at Portsea in pursuit of the fleet and marking the last start of the 5,500-nautical-mile 2025 Melbourne Osaka Cup yacht race.
Australian sailors get a head start on Olympic waters, competing in Long Beach, California.
Australian Sailing has released its second Annual Participation Report.
The McIntyre Mini Globe Leg 2 is underway – 7,200 miles solo to Vuda Marina Fiji.
Final world champions decided at the 2025 Hansa and Para World Championships on Pittwater.
The inaugural Rolex Switzerland Sail Grand Prix | Geneva will take place on the iconic Lake Geneva 20 & 21 September 2025.
Four new world champions decided at 2025 Hansa and Para Worlds held at Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club.
Nautor Swan and Edmiston join forces in a commercial partnership for the new sailing alloy 40- metre+ range, with the yacht to be designed by Malcolm McKeon.
Australian Sailing welcomes the outcome of Brisbane Olympics 100-Day Review, revealed on Tuesday 25 March, naming the venues for Sailing in the 2032 Brisbane Olympic Games.
Entry open for the 33rd Australian Women’s Keelboat Regatta.