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Aussies out in force for 2023 Hyeres Regatta

A 60-strong squad from Australia is in Hyeres, France preparing to take part in the 2023 Semaine Olympique Francais, colloquially known as the ‘Hyeres Regatta’, with a Practice race to kick off proceedings on Sunday and the first races to follow on Monday.

Performance Pathways ‘NEXTLEVEL’ coaching program year 2 launch

As Australian Sailing continues to ‘supercharge’ coaching under our high performance strategy, we initiated the inaugural NEXTLEVEL coaching program in 2022 and are excited to announce the extension and expansion of this support for 2023 NEXTLEVEL coach program intake.

To get to Marseilles first you have to go through Palma

An armada of Australians is set to descend on Palma’s famous Trofeo Princes Sofia Regatta, where the best Olympic Class sailors from around the world will lock horns to kick off the 2023 European summer season.

On The Path: Nacra 17

Come behind the scenes of the recent Nacra 17 camp on the New South Wales South Coast

Lessons in Performing Well Under Pressure

On 23 February 2023, Wing Commander Paul Simmons Commanding Officer 77SQN, presented to the Australian Sailing Team at their high-performance training camp in Sydney.

On The Path: 49erFX

Come behind the scenes of our recent 49erFX squad camp in Melbourne

Wearn finishes third at ILCA European Championships

Tokyo Olympic gold medallist Matt Wearn (AST) has finished best of the Australians competing at the ILCA European Championships in Andora, Italy, while Tokyo Olympian, Mara Stransky (ASS), has come out the top Australian in the ILCA 6 in what has been a difficult week of sailing.

Wearn remains on top in tricky day at ILCA European Championships

Light airs with a big swell returned on Day 5 of the ILCA European Championships in Andora, Italy, where two races were held in the ILCA 6 (Women’s) and ILCA 7 (Men’s) fleet on a day when an unprecedented protest was held ashore and Matt Wearn (AST) retained his lead.