Friendly fire rounds out Sail Sydney
Sail Sydney rounded out with a bang today, with friendly fire forcing an early end to the regatta for Australian Sailing Team (AST) pair Jason Waterhouse and Lisa Darmanin.
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Bustle and battles on the harbour at Sail Sydney
Day three of Sail Sydney was all about maintaining momentum and keeping wits with increased traffic and obstacles as expected for a summer Saturday on Sydney Harbour.
Australian Sailing Team Shine at Sail Sydney
Australian Sailing Team (AST) and Australian Sailing Squad (ASS) athletes showed no signs of rust on day two of a windy Sail Sydney after a long competitive lay-off.
The Long Wait Continues – No Racing on Day One of Sail Sydney
The Australian Sailing Team are going to have to wait another day for their return to competitive action, as Day One of Sail Sydney was called off after a southerly buster hit Sydney Harbour shortly before racing was scheduled to commence.
Australian Sailing Team Return to Action at Sail Sydney
After months of training in isolation the Australian Sailing Team (AST) and Australian Sailing Squad (ASS) members are ready to compete in Sail Sydney, their first major regatta in almost a year.
Squad members among AIS Education Scholarship recipients
Two young members of the Australian Sailing Squad are among 40 athletes who will receive funding as part of a pilot AIS Education Scholarship program, an initiative designed to ease the financial burden on athletes who are undergoing education to prepare for life beyond sport.
Trailblazing Gold - 20 years on from Australia's first Paralympic sailing gold medal
After Australia's Olympic sailors turned Sydney Harbour into a golden pond at the 2000 Games, the Australian Paralympic sailing team of Noel Robins OAM, Jamie Dunross OAM and Graeme Martin OAM were under pressure to perform.
Riding the waves: Nacras camp in Ballina
We catch up with Jason Waterhouse and Lisa Darmanin during their recent camp at the Richmond River Sailing and Rowing Club on the north coast of NSW.
2022 Sailing World Championships Postponed
The Hague, The Netherlands will become the international sailing capital in 2023 following a joint decision by World Sailing, the Royal Netherlands Watersport Association, the municipality of The Hague and TIG Sports to move the 2022 Sailing World Championships to the summer of 2023.Â
Sydney 2000 and its Sailing Legacy
The Sydney 2000 Olympics is up there as one of the of the great moments in Australian sailing history. Now looking back twenty years on, we speak to our Sydney 2000 Olympians about their most cherished memories and what they are up to now.
Changing the way we see the world: Maui Jim and the AST
For well over ten years, Australian Sailing Team (AST) athletes, coaches and staff members have been wearing Maui Jim sunglasses as they have competed in and won at regattas all over the world.Â
Olympians Empower Mental Health with Wellbeing Week
Australian Sailing Team's Lisa Darmanin will join musician and World Wildlife Fund Ocean Ambassador Cody Simpson sharing their mutual passion for environmental protection. The duo will take part in the show on the opening day on the topic of "Empower Your Passion".
Palk and Brett set to guide Australia’s foiling future
Foiling is set to explode at the Paris Olympics in four years’ time, with kite foil racing set to make its debut and the iQFoil confirmed to replace the RS:X as the Men’s and Women’s sailboard equipment.
Senegal and the IOC agree to postpone the Youth Olympic Games Dakar 2022 to 2026
Senegal and the International Olympic Committee (IOC) have mutually agreed to postpone the Youth Olympic Games (YOG) Dakar 2022 to 2026.
Australian Sailing plans for success
Renowned international sailor Iain Murray AM and Australian Sailing have today announced that the 2008 Olympian and reigning Etchells World Champion will continue with the Australian Sailing Team through to the postponed Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
Some days you're lucky. Others you're just plain blessed.
As if answering the request, this Humpback was keen to impress.
Mat Belcher celebrates 20 years with QAS
Since joining the Queensland Academy of Sport (QAS) at just 18 years old, Mat Belcher has gone on to become Australia’s most successful sailor and one of the country’s most decorated athletes.
For when might is right
At an Australian Sailing Team camp currently being conducted off Australia’s East coast at Coffs Harbour, 470 Dynamic Duo, Mat Belcher and Will Ryan have been treated to some spectacular times.