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Sail GP/America’s cup
The Stop-Start SailGP Season So Far (2 min read)
The 2025 SailGP season has seen plenty of excitement and setbacks, with the latest twist being the cancellation of the Rio event due to structural concerns with the F50 wingsails. While the league regroups ahead of the New York Sail Grand Prix on June 7–8, Emirates GBR sits just behind Australia on the season leaderboard. Despite disruptions, the fleet remains competitive, with five teams separated by just five points and technical crews working hard to get racing back on track.
Inshore & Offshore Racing
Eric Monnin Clinches 60th Congressional Cup Title (2 min read)
Switzerland’s Eric Monnin and his Capvis Swiss Match Racing Team edged out defending champion Chris Poole 3-2 in a thrilling final to win the 60th Congressional Cup in Long Beach. Monnin overcame an early penalty and intense pressure to secure his first Crimson Blazer in a dramatic final run. Australia’s Cole Tapper took third after beating Dave Hood in another closely contested semi-final. The event capped off a landmark edition of one of match racing’s premier regattas.
Olympic Class / Dinghy Sailing
Big Breeze, Big Turnout at 2025 d’Albora Batemans Bay Marina Regatta (2 min read)
The 2025 d’Albora Batemans Bay Marina Regatta drew 54 boats across dinghy, catamaran, trailerable yacht, and sportsboat classes for two days of competitive sailing. Saturday’s light winds gave way to a breezy Sunday filled with fast rides and dramatic capsizes. Close class finishes highlighted the weekend, with wins for Curry in the Sharpies, Longbottom in the ILCA 6s, and the Taylors in Tasars. A dedicated local volunteer team and good weather timing helped make the regatta a resounding success.
LA28’s Podium of Concerns (3 min read)
The LA28 Olympics are facing mounting challenges, including unresolved questions about the Sailing venue. Organizers are also dealing with broader concerns like transportation, safety, budgeting, and political tension. With time ticking down, the uncertainty is casting a shadow over preparations and athlete planning. The sailing program remains set with ten events across dinghy, skiff, kiteboard, windsurfing, and multihull classes.
WASZP Welsh Championship at Bala Sailing Club (2 min read)
A diverse fleet gathered at Lake Bala for the WASZP Welsh Championships, featuring juniors as young as 13 and experienced super masters. Martin Evans edged out Merryn Attridge in a tightly contested weekend of racing, securing the title after a decisive final race. Attridge finished second overall and first junior, while Imogen Green took top honors in the women’s division. The event showcased the inclusive, competitive spirit of the WASZP class.
Youth Sailing / Development
iQFOiL Youth & Junior season gains momentum with record numbers in Torbole, Italy (2 min read)
Over 300 young athletes from 30 nations are set to compete in the 2024 iQFOiL Youth & Junior International Games on Lake Garda, Italy. Held from May 6–11, the event promises top-tier foiling action across U17 and U19 divisions for boys and girls. As a key regatta in the development pathway for future Olympic windsurfers, it serves as both a competitive milestone and a community-building experience for the next generation.
Sustainability
MODX first look: Dual inflated wingsails lift the catamaran market to new heights (2 min read)
The new 70-foot MODX catamaran, designed by VPLP and built in Lorient, features dual inflatable wingsails, 70 square meters of solar panels, and electric propulsion to achieve zero CO2 emissions. With a bio-sourced construction and advanced automation, the yacht is capable of silent, self-sufficient ocean sailing. MODX is offered in private, charter, and expedition formats, aiming to revolutionize sustainable cruising.
Tech & Gear
RemigoOne Electric Outboard Launches in North America | Cruising World (2 min read)
Slovenian company Remigo has launched the RemigoOne, a lightweight 3hp electric outboard now available in North America. Weighing just 26 pounds and made from marine-grade aluminum, it features a sleek design with an integrated 1085 Wh battery, foldable tiller, and retroreflective decals for night visibility. It’s designed for small sailboats, tenders, and recreational use with no external cables and easy handling.
Spotlight
Einstein really enjoyed sailing (1 min read)
Albert Einstein, best known for his theory of relativity, also had a deep love for sailing. He often used calm days on the water to jot down ideas or discuss physics with fellow sailors. His story highlights how sailing naturally connects with STEM learning, an idea now championed by US Sailing in its educational outreach.
Hawaiian Sailors Top WASZP U.S. Nationals in Annapolis (2 min read)
Gavin Ball and Pearl Lattanzi, both from Oahu, Hawaii, claimed the top two spots at the WASZP U.S. Nationals during the Sailing World Regatta Series in Annapolis. GBall dominated with eight race wins and a total of just 18 points, while Lattanzi sailed a consistently strong regatta to finish second overall with 29 points. Their impressive results highlight Hawaii’s rising talent in the Olympic-class foiling scene.