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Australia’s Best Set for First Major Test of the 2025 Sailing Grand Slam Australia’s Best Set for First Major Test of the 2025 Sailing Grand Slam The 54th Trofeo Princesa Sofía Regatta will commence today and continue through to April 5th in Mallorca, Spain, marking the first major international test for Olympic-class sailors this season. With 700 crews from 53 countries set to compete across the ten Olympic classes, the event promises high-intensity racing and world-class competition. Australia will be represented by 55 sailors across nine disciplines. Read more
Australian Sailors Get a Head Start on Olympic Waters Australian Sailors Get a Head Start on Olympic Waters As the Australian summer concludes and the sailors are set for the 2025 international regattas, the Australian Sailing ILCA7 squad has made a crucial stopover in Long Beach, California, the future home of the LA 2028 Olympic sailing competition. This training camp wasn’t just about logging extra hours on the water, it was about building a foundation for success in 2028. Read more
Grae Morris Wins Round 2 of iQFOiL International Games Grae Morris Wins Round 2 of iQFOiL International Games Grae Morris has stormed to victory in round 2 of the iQFOiL International Games in Cadiz, Spain, claiming his first major international win. Taking on a stacked fleet of 74 top-tier sailors, Morris was in a league of his own, winning an incredible 11 of 15 qualifying races to secure pole position heading into the Grand Final. Read more
Participation, Pathways, Podium and Beyond - Elevating Women in Australian Sailing Participation, Pathways, Podium and Beyond - Elevating Women in Australian Sailing Ahead of International Women’s Day, the Australian Sailing Team reaffirms its commitment to empowering female athletes with the foundations to succeed on the world stage. Progress is ongoing, but the momentum in women’s sailing is undeniable - driven by talent, opportunity, and a culture of support. Read more
Grae Morris fuelled by adventure and ready to race the world again Grae Morris fuelled by adventure and ready to race the world again At just 21 years old, Grae Morris is proving that an Olympic silver medal was just the beginning of his journey. Since his stellar performance at the Paris 2024 Games, the young Australian windsurfing sensation has been embracing new challenges across multiple water sports, collecting accolades, and preparing for the next phase of his iQFOiL career. Read more
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