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 YBW News
Yachting World News
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Ainslie's Winning Streak
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Ainslie is on the verge of his sixth Finn world championship win before starting the Olympic torch relay. Matthew Sheahan reports from Falmouth
  
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Beneteau Sense and Oceanis video
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Video from Yachting World's test of four new Beneteau models: the Sense 55, Oceanis 48, Oceanis 45 and Oceanis 41. Full report is in the new July issue of Yachting World, out now
  
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Volvo Ocean Race: Puma's Second Win
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Ken Read's team wins Leg 6 into Miami, Camper is second
  
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GBR Team Complete
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The remaining Olympic team members in 49er, Laser Radial and 2.4m were announced today in Weymouth
  
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Kiteboards enter the Olympics
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Kiteboards, womens' skiffs and a new catamaran are in, Windsurfing Stars and Elliotts are out for 2016
  
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4 J-Class will be in Ocean Village
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During the J-Class Solent Regatta in July, four of the five competing J's will now be based in Ocean Village, Southampton
  
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Sailing Week re-invented
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David Glenn offers his final thoughts on a superb week in Antigua 
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4 J-Class will be in Ocean Village
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During the J-Class Solent Regatta in July, four of the five competing J's will now be based in Ocean Village, Southampton 
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Scarlet finishes with a bullet
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A relaxed crew from Guernsey knew they couldn't win their class but they were out the get 'The Fly'. David Glenn was aboard to watch them hunt her down...
  
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Final day of racing at Antigua Sailing Week
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Prizegiving ceremony at Nelson's Dockyard
  
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Yachting Monthly News
CYCA News
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Mother's Day treat as big breeze equals early finish in Audi Winter Series
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It was full weight on the rail in the icy and blustery west-south-westerly wind today, when 110 starters got going in the third race of the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia's popular Audi Winter Series on Sydney Harbour, and those who hiked quickly got the best speed out of their boats.
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Eight Bells Peter Packer, OAM
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Peter Packer, OAM, founder of a Western Australian dynasty of ocean racing yachtsmen and the first WA yachtsman to win the Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, has died while holidaying in Rome, aged 86.
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Light Westerly Winds for Race 2 of Audi Winter Series
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What a difference one week makes - Winter's fickle nature showed its renowned form today in Race Two of the Audi Winter Series with light westerly winds, a significant change from the southerlies breezes over 20 knots in Race One.
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Grant Thornton extends their sponsorship of the CYCA's Short Haul and Short Ocean Pointscore Series
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The Cruising Yacht Club of Australia is pleased to announce accounting and business advisory firm, Grant Thornton, has extended its sponsorship of the Grant Thornton Short Haul and Grant Thornton Short Ocean Pointscore Series for a further three seasons up to and including the 2014/2015 series'.
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CYCA Team win a tough battle for NSW Teams Racing Championship
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The CYCA Youth Sailing Academy team with skippers Jay Griffin, Ashlen Rooklyn and Byron White, won the 2012 NSW Teams Racing Championship this weekend hosted by Yachting NSW and Woollahra Sailing Club.
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Southerly sets a cracking pace for Audi Winter Series opener
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The chill factor and a strong southerly wind that peaked at 20 knots set the pace for a fast race, as 121 starters lined up for the first pointscore race of the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia's Audi Winter Series, which is held on Sydney Harbour each winter.
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Golden day for Australian sailors
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Australia's sailors have enjoyed a golden day on the water at the ISAF Sailing World Cup finishing on the top step of the podium in three classes.
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Australians to race for medals in six classes at Sailing World Cup
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Australian crews will race for medals in six classes on the final day of the ISAF Sailing World Cup in Hyeres, France, following a number of race wins on Thursday.
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Four Australian crews sit at the top at Sailing World Cup in France
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Australian sailors sit at the top of the leader board in four classes after four days of racing at the ISAF Sailing World Cup in Hyeres, France.
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Australian Olympians on top again in Hyeres
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Australian sailors have picked up where they left off at the ISAF Sailing World Cup in Hyeres, France, with a number of crews recording wins on day two of racing.
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CYCA News
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Rendezvous to Hobart 2011 Concludes
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The Rendezvous to Hobart 2011 has drawn to a conclusion with the celebratory dinner held at the Shipwrights Arms last Thursday 10th February with 38 sailors from 14 boats attending.
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CYCA Cruising Information Evening - Berrimilla Tales
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On Wednesday evening 16 June, over 240 CYCA members and their guests were entertained with photos and videos that accompanied stories delivered by Alex and Peter in a laconic style that was sometimes at odds with the places they had been and the feats they had achieved. "That was where Berrimilla had 85 knots..." was just one of the notable quotes from the evening.
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Cruising Yacht Club of Australia launches 2011 Cruise to Hobart
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The Cruising Yacht Club of Australia, has today launched the second Cruise to Hobart, that will commence in January 2011, with the release of the Notice of Cruise.
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CYCA Cruising to Newcastle
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CYCA Cruising, together with 6 boats from RPAYC, spent the weekend of the 9th and 10th January as guests of the Newcastle Cruising Yacht Club. We took the easy option of sailing north in two legs, overnighting in Pittwater and then riding an ESE breeze the 48nm to Newcastle.
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CYCA Proudly Launches the CYCA Medical Management for Mariners Course (MMM)
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Enrol today for the first CYCA Medical Management for Mariners Course (MMM), commencing on Tuesday 6 October 2009.
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Club Marine Cruise to Hobart - Tales from the sea
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After taking part in the Inaugural CYCA Cruise to Hobart Denis Doyle and Benjamin on 'Sextant' are currently enjoying the waters of the D'Entrecasteaux Chanel in Tasmania and on Saturday night reported they were anchored off Bruny Island enjoying oysters natural and Kilpatrick for dinner. Now that's cruising!
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Club Marine Cruise in Company 2009
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The successful completion of the inaugural Club Marine Cruise to Hobart was celebrated at the Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania last Friday night after all boats arrived safely in Hobart by the alloted time of 1200h Thursday 5 February.
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Eight Yachts to participate in the inaugural Club Marine 2009 Cruise
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The Club Marine 2009 Cruise to Hobart is an initiative of the CYCA Cruising Committee. Introduced into the 2008/2009 sailing calendar, the Club Marine 2009 Cruise is the result of a strategy to offer members of the club and other cruising enthusiasts the opportunity to take part in an organised long coastal cruise that conforms to a list of objectives.
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News from the Cruising Committee
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CYCA Cruising Christmas Picnic - Saturday 13 December
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On Saturday 13 December CYCA Cruising will join with the Blues Point Yacht Club for a Christmas get together. All CYCA members are invited to attend.
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Sydney Hobart Yacht Race Breaking News
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Eight Bells Peter Packer, OAM
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Peter Packer, OAM, founder of a Western Australian dynasty of ocean racing yachtsmen and the first WA yachtsman to win the Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, has died while holidaying in Rome, aged 86.
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Trophy presentation brings Rolex Sydney Hobart to a close
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The Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race came to a conclusion on January 1 at the Royal Club of Tasmania, where the Official Prize Giving took place.
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Victory on the 14th Attempt
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The 2011 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race was notable for an unexpected winner of the coveted line honours trophy, a worthy overall winner and a slow passage home for the smaller boats.
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Sydney Mooloolaba Yacht Race Breaking News
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Tough start for Rolex Sydney Hobart fleet likely
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Those seas and wind against current will pose the first major tactical decision for skippers - whether to head offshore to find the northerly current that acts as a sort of conveyor belt south, but at the cost of pounding into steeper, bigger waves which can damage the boat, or to stay inshore where the waves should not be as steep.
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Last boat finishes Sydney Mooloolaba Yacht Race
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At 4.09pm this afternoon, the final yacht Phillip's Foote Witchdoctor crossed the finish line of the 2006 Sydney Mooloolaba Yacht Race.
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"Don't leave, we are coming!"
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"Don't leave just yet, we are coming," pleaded Sal Ridulfo, skipper of Plus 16 early this afternoon.
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Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race Breaking News
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Entries Now Open for Audi Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race 2012
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The Cruising Yacht Club of Australia, together with sponsor Audi Centre Sydney, are pleased to announce the release of the Notice of Race for the 384 nautical mile Audi Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race to start on Sydney Harbour at 1pm, Saturday 28 July
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BYM Sailing News
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France leads at the RS:X European Team Racing
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The wind picked up significantly today in beautiful Mondello, the Northern direction brought big waves and made the launching for the windsurfers difficult. So the organizers decided to postpone the races for a few hours waiting for the wind ...
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470 World Championships : Denmark qualifies on Race Day 5
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Every race is crucial, but with only five races left in the 2012 470 World Championships, race day 5 was a crunch day as teams positioned themselves to make the medal race cut, and the points started to stack ...
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Match Race Germany reaches over 170 Million people just in Europe
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Prime Minister Kretschmann is the patron of Match Race Germany- Bavaria with yet another World Premiere State of Baden-Württemberg´s prime minister Winfried Kretschmann is patron of the 15th Edition of Match Race Germany. This task is performed by the ...
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UK RS Feva Class Association announces '405' Bursary
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The UK RS Feva Class has lots to shout about at the moment with over 100 entries for the SEKONDA Nationals in Torquay & 180 entries for the Magic Marine World Champs at Hayling Island. But the news just ...
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America's Cup World Series : Paul Cayard reports from Venice
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Sunny, but chilly day here on the Adriatic of the coast of Lido. It snowed in the mountains just North of here Tuesday night and the white hills are a beautiful backdrop to the racing here. Over 100 spectator ...
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Ainslie scores hat-trick in mammoth conditions in Falmouth Finn Gold Cup
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Awesome is an overused word, but today it doesn't really come close to adequately describe the performance of Ben Ainslie (GBR) on day five of the J.P. Morgan Asset Management Finn Gold Cup in Falmouth. In the toughest, roughest ...
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ORACLE TEAM USA opens racing at ACWS – Venice
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ORACLE TEAM USA SPITHILL has advanced to the semifinal round of the ACWS – Venice Match Racing Championship by winning its quarterfinal match 2-0 on what was disappointing opening day’s racing on the fifth round of the 2011/2012 America’s ...
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Tall Ships America :First of 3 races completed for 2012 TALL SHIPS CHALLENGER
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Having left a huge public maritime festival in Savannah, Ga., on Monday, May 7, seven tall ships have made it to Cape Fear, N.C., completing the first leg of Tall Ships America’s 2012 TALL SHIPS CHALLENGE®. Three of those ...
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America’s Cup World Series : Energy Team at the top after day one in Venice
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Youth and experience won on the opening day at the America’s Cup World Series in Venice, Italy. Team Korea’s Nathan Outteridge, at 26 years old one of the youngest skippers in the fleet, won the first fleet race. Then, ...
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Lapo Elkann races ACWS – Venice with ORACLE TEAM USA
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Creative entrepreneur Lapo Elkann was guest of ORACLE TEAM USA today, visiting the America’s Cup World Series – Venice and joining the first day’s racing with Russell Coutts, the most successful skipper in the history of the competition. As ...
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