Emirates Team NZ's new second boat took many by surprise as it was rolled out into the open for the first time

The Battle of Brixham: Sailjuice grills four of the top performers from the Musto Skiff Nationals about a whacky week in Torbay. How did they manage to keep their heads while all around others of the 53-skiff entry were losing theirs?

You know that old saying that you use to get yourself out of fixing that little nick out of the bottom of your rudder, or the dirt on your hull? "One bad tack..." and all those efforts are wasted. It's one of the most damaging lies you can tell yourself. You need to get with the program, and look further into the Law of Marginal Gains and The 1% Principle....

A Sailjuice webinar: The Pursuit of Marginal Gains.... Andy Rice quizzes professional sailor and 2024 Olympic keelboat aspirant Henry Bomby about finding the elusive final 1% of boatspeed, along with former Fireball World Champion Ian 'Chips' Howarth....

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 UK government's easing of COVID-19 lockdown restrictions has brought relief to many aspects of life and, particularly certain sports. Sailing is one of those fortunate past-times that is now allowed in England,

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

Like everyone in the world, the America’s Cup is not untouched by the effects of the COVID19 Coronavirus. Very quickly it became apparent that the unavoidable but regrettable cancellations of the much-anticipated ACWS events in Cagliari and Portsmouth would have to happen.

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?

Andy Rice & Mark Jardine discuss a rapidly changing world held in the grip of coronavirus, and celebrate the fact that the 18ft skiffs still competed on Sydney Harbour for the JJ Giltinan Trophy. Andy & Mark also ask if it's still OK to go sailing out of your own club, or if we should be pursuing self-isolation under all circumstances...

Ian Walker has just overseen a massive overhaul of the RYA's Youth system, making it more regionally focused and responding to complaints that the old system was taking parents and kids - two generations of sailors - away from their sailing clubs...