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Sail Brisbane rounds out 2024 and launches to 2032 Sail Brisbane rounds out 2024 and launches to 2032 With a home Olympics on the horizon in Brisbane, Sail Brisbane signals a new era of opportunity and inspiration for Australia’s future sailing champions. Sailing is perhaps the only sport where training and competing within the Olympic venue this many years out provides a critical advantage. Read more
Challenging Conditions Test Sailors at Sail Sydney Challenging Conditions Test Sailors at Sail Sydney Sail Sydney delivered four days of gruelling competition as fog, storms, rain, and gusty winds created a tough playing field for competitors and the race committee alike. Despite the challenging conditions, champions emerged across multiple classes, with Sydney Harbour providing the iconic backdrop for the testing racing. Read more
Launching to LA2028 as campaigns set to kick off at Sail Sydney Launching to LA2028 as campaigns set to kick off at Sail Sydney Over the next four days, Sydney Harbour will come alive as Australia’s top sailors kick off their campaigns for the LA 2028 Olympics. Against the stunning backdrop of one of the world’s most iconic waterways, Sail Sydney will provide strong competition across a range of Olympic and invited classes, with fresh faces and seasoned sailors looking to leave their mark. Read more
Wearn sails away with honours at Australian Sports Performance Awards Wearn sails away with honours at Australian Sports Performance Awards Matt Wearn OAM and Grae Morris were celebrated at the 2024 Australian Sports Performance Awards held in Melbourne on Wednesday night. The gala event recognised Australia’s top athletes, with Wearn being awarded Male Able-Athlete of the Year for his exceptional achievements this past year. Read more
Matt Wearn hits pause to recharge after historic Olympic gold Matt Wearn hits pause to recharge after historic Olympic gold Following his historic second Olympic gold medal, Matt Wearn has announced a break from Olympic sailing to recharge after his Paris 2024 triumph. After competing across three Olympic cycles, missing out on selection for Rio 2016, and then becoming Olympic champion in 2020 and 2024, Wearn remains excited about Olympic campaigning but is taking the time needed to reflect and recharge. In the meantime, he plans to explore professional sailing opportunities and other aspects of the sport. Read more
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