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Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman Join Australia SailGP Team as Co-Owners

Hugh Jackman · Australia

Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman Join Australia SailGP Team as Co-Owners

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Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman have become co-owners of the Australia SailGP team. The “Deadpool & Wolverine” stars join driver and CEO Tom Slingsby in leading the team’s rebrand after several successful seasons, winning three championships in its four seasons.…See the Story

Development Banks to Invest at Least R60bn by 2030 in Ocean Plastics Fight

Development Banks to Invest at Least R60bn by 2030 in Ocean Plastics Fight

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A group of development banks plans to invest at least €3bn (R60.71bn) by the end of the decade in tackling plastic pollution in the sea, expanding the scope and financial firepower of what remains the world's biggest effort to fix the growing problem.See the Story

2025 Annapolis-to-Newport Race Winners and Overall Awards

Annapolis · Annapolis

2025 Annapolis-to-Newport Race Winners and Overall Awards

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Raising Awareness of Waste in the Sport

by Craig Leweck, Scuttlebutt Sailing News Because new sails are a massive performance variable, there are a lot of old ‘retired’ sails. Keeping them out of the dumpster is a mission, but if they continue to be repurposed into duffel bags, those will soon be thrown away too. So when Scuttlebutt received the press release of how the ReSail by Clean Sailors platform had expanded its sail reuse program, I wondered what they planned to do with more o…See the Story

Women Sailors Reflect on the Admiral’s Cup Inclusion Rule

The Royal Ocean Racing Club (RORC) has long acknowledged the slow but steady path toward gender inclusion in offshore sailing. For the forthcoming Admiral’s Cup, every boat must have at least one woman, as well as another sailor under 27.... The post Women sailors reflect on the Admiral’s Cup inclusion rule appeared first on Mysailing | Australian Sailing News, World Sailing, Yacht Racing.London, England · London See the Story

Keeping the lay day, sort of

Back when the San Francisco Big Boat Series had big boats, it also had lay days (plural). Some of the best memories came away from the race course, but now it’s a four-day battle where the boats are smaller and only the strongest survives. Progress? There was also a time when the biennial Block Island Race Week had everyone staying ashore to compete in activities that ranged from tug-o-war and in-pool jousting tournaments to road races and Whale…Rhode Island · Rhode Island Read Article

Sunfish Class in the Heart of Dixie

The 2025 Sunfish North American Championship will be held June 12-14 in Fairhope, AL. The 62nd edition has attracted 79 entrants for the 11-race series on Mobile Bay. – DetailsFairhope · Fairhope Read Article

Recognizing service to college sailing

The Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association (ICSA) revealed the recipients of their 2025 Hall of Fame Afterguard Division Awards which recognize service to college sailing. • Campbell Family Award for Lifetime Service Michael “Sego” Segerblom, University of Southern California • Outstanding Service by a Volunteer Award Elisabeth “Lisa” Ann Corder, Midwest Collegiate Sailing Association • Graham Hall Award for Outstanding Service by a College Sailin…Oyster Bay, New York · Oyster Bay Read Article

How one man can make a difference

There was a time in the USA when kids crewed for adults in one design classes, and this introduced the next generation to a lifetime in the sport. But today, with the organization of youth sailing, kids focus on age-based boats and events, and extra effort is needed to transition them into adult options. “He believed that one man can make a difference – and that every man should try.” – Jacqueline Kennedy regarding President Kennedy For the Snip…Annapolis · Annapolis Read Article

Making great memories is what matters

The Snipe is a two person dinghy that continues to bring the class motto “serious sailing, serious fun” to life. In this report by Evan Hoffmann, he explains how the Snipe continues to thrive: This year’s U.S. Nationals was one to remember, not just for the sailing but for what it represented. Held at Atlanta Yacht Club on Lake Allatoona, this regatta reminded us that great racing, and even better camaraderie, doesn’t always require ocean swells…Atlanta, Georgia · Atlanta Read Article

Offshore racing for the snowbirds

The 2025–26 SORC Islands in the Stream Race Series will have four winter events that provide offshore racing along Florida and the Bahamas: • November 21 – Sailors’ Choice Race, a 150 mile back-and-forth sprint out of Fort Lauderdale along the western Bahamas. • December 5 – Wirth Munroe Palm Beach Race “to the buffet” with starts in Miami and Fort Lauderdale. • January 15 – Lauderdale to Key West Race, down the lighthouses of the Florida Keys. …Miami, Florida · Miami Read Article

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