
Photos: 18ft Skiffs in Sydney
The 18-footers did battle last weekend on a windy Sydney Harbor to determine the The Australian 18ft Skiff champions.

The 18-footers did battle last weekend on a windy Sydney Harbor to determine the The Australian 18ft Skiff champions.

Take a ride down Auckland Harbor on top of Emirates Team New Zealand’s AC 45 as they train for the upcoming ACWS.

The NOR for the 2016 Olympic games in Rio has officially been released by World Sailing.

Raise a sail with The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Leukemia Cup Regatta and help raise funds to support life-saving cancer research.

The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society presented the annual Fantasy Sail in Bermuda with sailing legend Gary Jobson.

McNay & Hughes win gold, Paige Railey wins the Laser medal race, and eight classes are halfway through athlete selection.

Ian Williams had a spectacular final day of racing to clinch the title of 2015 World Match Racing Tour Champion.

Live video coming at you from the race courses in Biscayne Bay.

Olympic Qualifications Keep Miami Hot.
![Zach Railey, Beijing 2008 silver medalist, came out of Olympic sailing "retirement" at the Finn Gold Cup in October 2015. In a release from US Sailing Team Sperry, Railey said it has been a difficult but enjoyable task to get ready for the Olympic selection events. “I’ve been back in boat for five months, and am now back to the right weight for the boat. I’m training with friends and enjoying it. In the last two months I’ve improved a lot, and that should only continue over the next six weeks [until the second selection event in Barcelona, Spain].”](https://www.sailingworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/zach_railey.jpg?w=800)
Three US sailors break the top ten of the Finn fleet at the Sailing World Cup Miami. With Olympic trials on the line, this is high-stakes sailing.

The leader boards in all of the fleets are starting to shape up in Miami at the 2016 Sailing World Cup.

Here’s how the fleets are shaking out as they head into hump day at the Sailing World Cup Miami.

The 18-footers did battle last weekend on a windy Sydney Harbor to determine the The Australian 18ft Skiff champions.

Take a ride down Auckland Harbor on top of Emirates Team New Zealand’s AC 45 as they train for the upcoming ACWS.

The NOR for the 2016 Olympic games in Rio has officially been released by World Sailing.

Raise a sail with The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Leukemia Cup Regatta and help raise funds to support life-saving cancer research.

The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society presented the annual Fantasy Sail in Bermuda with sailing legend Gary Jobson.

McNay & Hughes win gold, Paige Railey wins the Laser medal race, and eight classes are halfway through athlete selection.

Ian Williams had a spectacular final day of racing to clinch the title of 2015 World Match Racing Tour Champion.

Live video coming at you from the race courses in Biscayne Bay.

Olympic Qualifications Keep Miami Hot.
![Zach Railey, Beijing 2008 silver medalist, came out of Olympic sailing "retirement" at the Finn Gold Cup in October 2015. In a release from US Sailing Team Sperry, Railey said it has been a difficult but enjoyable task to get ready for the Olympic selection events. “I’ve been back in boat for five months, and am now back to the right weight for the boat. I’m training with friends and enjoying it. In the last two months I’ve improved a lot, and that should only continue over the next six weeks [until the second selection event in Barcelona, Spain].”](https://www.sailingworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/zach_railey.jpg?w=800)
Three US sailors break the top ten of the Finn fleet at the Sailing World Cup Miami. With Olympic trials on the line, this is high-stakes sailing.

The leader boards in all of the fleets are starting to shape up in Miami at the 2016 Sailing World Cup.

Here’s how the fleets are shaking out as they head into hump day at the Sailing World Cup Miami.
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