Sailing

— November 5, 2014

Spithill, sailor of the year

The International Sailing Federation (ISAF) has made its choice. She awarded Australian Jimmy Spithill, winner of the America's Cup with the American team Oracle Team USA... Read more "

— October 27, 2014

Nouméa finds its place

New Caledonia will regain its place on the world windsurfing circuit. The final stage of the 2014 World Cup is scheduled to take place from 18... Read more "

— August 29, 2014

New career

Harvey Schiller, the former executive director of the United States Olympic Committee (USOC), joins the ranks of the America's Cup organization. He will provide commercial management. Harvey Schiller has... Read more "

— August 22, 2014

Five challengers for Oracle

The registration deadline has passed for the 2017 America's Cup challengers. And there are five unions to have been accepted on time: France, Sweden,... Read more "

— July 9, 2014

Two for one place

The “short list” of cities still in the race to host the regattas of the 35th America’s Cup in 2017 is now reduced to its simplest expression. They don't... Read more "

— June 16, 2014

San Diego turns the page

San Diego was not selected by the USOC among the four cities still in the race for the 2024 Summer Games. But it is not abandoning its sporting ambitions. There... Read more "

— May 11, 2014

The 2018 Worlds in Aarhus

Denmark won. In competition with Buan (South Korea), Gdynia (Poland) and The Hague (Netherlands), the city of Aarhus won the organization of the sailing world championships... Read more "

— February 28, 2014

Turkmenistan sets sail

Turkmenistan's interest in high-level sport is confirmed. Designated to host the 2017 Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games, this former Soviet republic... Read more "