Tonči Stipanović: How to Stay Motivated Without Any Racing in Sight?

The recent Covid lockdown in Auckland has forced the organisers of the 36th America's Cup to press pause, but there's plenty going on behind the scenes....

Now is the winter of our discontent... which is why the Seldén SailJuice Winter Series is being extended into this spring and summer.

As the world grapples with the current health pandemic, Dee seeks comfort in her sailing skills to help navigate the crisis...

The British Sailing Team is preparing to move to the next phase of its return to training following the latest Government guidance for elite sport.

The RYA's response to the slight easing in restrictions by the British Government on 11 May 2020

Signs that club sailing could be getting back on the water soon? A video from Queen Mary Sailing Club shows encouraging signs....

The Rio 2016 Nacra 17 Olympic Champion Santiago Lange believes that sailing has equipped him well for the uncertainties of life in shadow of coronavirus.

With time on the water in short supply and sailors yet to qualify for the Olympic Regatta, does e-Sailing provide the answer?

What does an Olympic sailor do when he's in lockdown amid the coronavirus crisis?

Is Life really getting back to 'normal' in China already? Choni Lin describes her week where gradually people are allowed out again....

If you're wondering how you're going to cope for weeks on end of self-isolation, listen to Dee Caffari's advice from someone who says she used to be very bad at it, to someone who came to embrace the solitude as she raced solo around the planet.

Andy Rice talks to Choni Lin who is 'crawling up the walls' after two months of self-isolation in Shenzhen, the tech capital of China. Andy and Choni worked together at last November's sailing regatta, the China Cup.