The Annapolis to Newport Race is an East Coast tradition. The Annapolis to Newport race is one of the most historic and well-known of the US East Coast blue water races. Linking two seaports dating from our nation's birth, Annapolis and Newport, the race provides a contrast between the country's largest estuary, the Chesapeake Bay, and the Atlantic Ocean. Alternating years with the Newport to Bermuda Race, it's a staple on any offshore sailor's racing schedule. 2013 was the 34th running of the 475 mile biennial Annapolis-Newport Race. However, the race has existed in various forms back to 1871, 1875, and 1879 when it went from Sandy Hook to Cape May with two to five entries each race. After a big time gap, it was raced again in 1927-33 and 1939 from New London, CT to Gibson Island, MD. In 1941, the race was from New London to Hampton, VA, and during the same year, a Newport-Annapolis race was promoted, but World War II intervened. The Annapolis-Newport race was officially established in 1947 to be on a continuing basis in alternate years with the Newport-Bermuda Race. Until the mid-50s, it was the Newport-Annapolis race, but after much complaining by the competitors about slow trips up the Chesapeake after a long ocean race, the course was reversed in 1957.

Schedule of worldwide upcoming regattas from World Sailing

The Match Racing Results Service has been created to publish match-by-match results online and via social media during the course of an event. The emphasis is on doing this as quickly as possible to keep interested parties up to date with proceedings, and as easily as possible so event organisers have one less thing to worry about.

Regatta Network makes it easy to create, manage, communicate and market your sailing event online. Since 2006 over 900 clubs have used Regatta Network to process over 350,000 registrations for over 12,000 sailing events - regattas, camps, classes, seminars and banquets. The Regatta Network system was designed by sailors for sailors. As such, it has been used for camps, classes, meetings, banquets, seminars, and regattas including match races, fleet races, pursuit races, distance races, one design regattas, junior regattas, team races, and more. San Marcos, Texas

SailGP is sailing redefined. Established in 2018 and headquartered in London and New York, SailGP is an annual, global sports league featuring bold, cutting-edge technology and awe-inspiring athleticism. The fan-centric, inshore racing takes place in some of the most iconic harbors around the globe and culminates with a $1 million winner-takes-all match race. Rival national teams battle it out in identical supercharged F50 catamarans, engineered for intense racing at electrifying speeds exceeding 50 knots (nearly 60 mph/100 kph). SailGP was created to engage and excite global sports fans year-round in a supercharged, fast-paced version of sailing aimed at increasing its mainstream popularity, introducing the next generation to the sport and creating a career path for extraordinary athletes.

Welcome to College Sailing's Techscore. This is the home for real-time results of College Sailing regattas. This site includes scores and participation records for all fleet-racing and team-racing events within ICSA (Inter-collegiate Sailing Association). An archive of all previous seasons is also available.

Since 1973, The Ocean Race has been the toughest test of a team in sport. Competition is in our DNA. Sustainability is at the core of everything we do. Nature drives us. The Southern Ocean is our arena. There, the world's best sailors – champions, record breakers, pioneers – duel, with everything at stake. This is an ocean endurance test like no other. A true feat of human ambition. With each edition, the tools evolve – but the racetrack remains as unforgiving as ever. What began as a round-the-world adventure now stands as one of sport's great challenges, with sailors pushing limits of possibility in pursuit of the ultimate glory – The Ocean Race trophy. The race was the first to use the new One Design class, the Volvo Ocean 65. Two classes will compete in the next edition of the race with the addition of the high-tech, foiling IMOCA 60 class adding a design and technical element. The one-design VO65 fleet will race on its third lap of the planet, with an emphasis on competition, youth and crew diversity.

The Transatlantic Race will start from Newport, Rhode Island, the on-the-water home of the New York Yacht Club. The Transatlantic Race is organized by the Royal Yacht Squadron, the New York Yacht Club, the Royal Ocean Racing Club and the Storm Trysail Club. It is the signature event of the Atlantic Ocean Racing Series which includes several of the world's foremost ocean classics. The Transatlantic Race is open to IRC yachts, Classics, Super Yachts, Multihulls, IMOCA 60, Class 40s or other Open Class yachts.

The Youth Sailing World Championships was first held in Angelholm, Sweden in 1971 where 16 nations competed for the inaugural titles in the two-person dinghies, 420 and Flipper. As the regatta evolved further classes were added to bring the best young sailing talent across the world together in one place and in 1984 the Mistral windsurfer was added to the list of events. Open to sailors aged 19 and under. As the world's leading championship for youth sailing, the Youth Sailing World Championships has attracted thousands of young sailors since its introduction in 1971. Over that time nations from Africa, Asia, Europe, Oceania, North, South and Central America have all left their mark on the championships.