US skipper Tony PARKER and his Bangor Packet team have hit the front following the third day of racing at the J/24 World Championship in Annapolis, USA.

Uncooperative weather again proved to be the biggest challenge for organizers and racers on the penultimate day of the 2009 J/24 World Championship, hosted by Annapolis Yacht Club and sailed on the waters of the Chesapeake Bay.

The International Sailing Federation (ISAF) has announced today that the Experimental Kiteboarding Competition Rules have been released and published on the ISAF website.

The Argentinean Matador team ended the first day of the 2009 Audi MedCup season on top of the standings at the City of Alicante Trophy after the Swiss team that won the opening race were penalized for exceeding the TP52 Class crew weight limit.

After three weeks sailing off Lorient designed to validate the completion of work carried out since her South African stopover in December, the maxi trimaran Groupama 3, skippered by Franck Cammas, is today beginning a stand-by period for a fresh attem...

ISAF has launched a major new safety initiative in response to the growing number of structural failures, publishing details of the new ISAF Offshore Special Regulations Structural Plan Review.

Brazil triumphed at the 2009 J/24 World Championship as Mauricio SANTA CRUZ and his Bruschetta team won their third J/24 World title on a drama-filled final day in Annapolis.

Opening the 2009 slalom season in style, Austria's Lake Neusiedl took its cue to deliver both sun and wind in equal measure to christen slalom's newest PWA World Tour destination.

Swedish skipper Marie BJORLING has taken the 12th and final spot at the 2009 ISAF Women's Match Racing World Championship in Lysekil, Sweden, this summer.

Ericsson 4 again took maximum points when she crossed the finish of Volvo Ocean Race leg seven in Galway in first position on Sunday morning.