ILCA7
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ILCA6
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The ILCA 7, formerly known as the Laser, is a fiercely competitive singlehanded dinghy class. Australia has a remarkable track record winning the last four gold medals at the Olympic Games
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The ILCA6 is the women's dinghy, and features a slightly smaller sail size. The ILCA tests sailors' tactical skills, endurance, fitness and decision making.
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iQfoil Men
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iQfoil Women
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Making its Olympic debut in 2024, the iQFoil is a fast, physical, and tactical windsurfing class combining the skills of traditional windsurfing with the cutting edge foiling technology. The men race on 8.5m sail.
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Similar to the men's event, this discipline features female windsurfers competing on hydrofoil boards, focusing on speed and agility. The women race on 7.5m sails.
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Formula Kite Men
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Formula Kite Women
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New for 2024, Formula Kite combines cutting-edge technology with athleticism and strategy at the fastest speeds. Kiters have multiple kite sizes to choose from to harness the wind.
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Women compete in this fast-paced class, which involves multiple short intense races over several days. Testing their power, endurance and who is willing to push the limit of speed.
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49er
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49erFX
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A high-speed, two-person skiff that features three sails. The sailors manoeuvre with teamwork, balance, agility and quick decision-making
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The women's skiff event features a slightly smaller rig than the men's 49er but requires the same level of skill, coordination, and athleticism
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Mixed Nacra 17
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Mixed 470
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This mixed-gender event takes place on the fast foiling multihull, combining speed and teamwork to get the most out of the Nacra 17 whilst managing tactics and strategy.
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The 470 is the two person dinghy that has transitioned from two events of male and female to a mixed-gender event. The 470 challenges sailors both technically and tactically with a physical element wind is up.
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