The 96th Bacardi Cup was hosted in Florida at the Coral Reef Yacht Club with many of the top sailors fighting for the title. The opening race for the Star Class featured 73 teams from seventeen nations with Denmark's Schonherr and Koy taking the honours. (CC Available)

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Racing for the International Star class at the 96th Bacardi Cup was abandoned due to an inconsistent breeze. After a postponement ashore, the Race Committee was hopeful racing would get underway, but ultimately the decision was taken to abandon racing. So it was polishing or relaxing for the sail...

Eivind Melleby/Mark Strube claimed the International Star series lead on Day Three at the 96th Bacardi Cup in Miami. After a long eight-hour day on the water, the mid-week Bacardi party and cocktails were a welcome unwind. (CC Available)

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171 boats were out on Biscayne Bay as the 96th Bacardi Cup entered its fourth day and the Bacardi Invitational Regatta kicked off. Perfect Miami weather delivered 12-15 knots of breeze, challenging shifts and pressure, with the early cloud cover giving way to sunshine. Defending Bacardi Cup champ...

Robby Swift and Jason Polakow scored an epic day at Jaws, Peahi (north coast Maui). Robby rode some of the biggest waves of his life, while Jason battled with misfortune but lived to tell the tale. (CC Available)

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The all-important discard came into play in Race 5 for the 73 boat Star fleet and what a shake-up with the Irish pair of O’Leary/Milne topping the leader board. The tightness of racing indicates nothing is out of reach, and it is going to be a battle of titans in the concluding race. All change w...

Another stunning day in Miami, with an offshore breeze changing the race track strategy. They came, they saw, they conquered in 20, 21 and 22, and this year Kusznierewicz/Prada did it again. They have well and truly sealed their place in the Bacardi Cup book of legends with four back-to-back vict...

Australia already have secured their place in the Grand Final, New Zealand just need to show up in the heats so it's all down to France and Great Britain. With the coronation of Charles III, we expect Sir Ben Ainslie to be flying the flag high and maybe quoting a little Henry V too... © F50 Leagu...

The skirmish has begun for the prize of Season 3, "We few, we happy few, we band of brothers. Once more unto the breach!". It's certainly not over for the final place but France is floundering and Great Britain prowling... © F50 League LLC

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The final day of Season 3 in San Francisco and what a display of great sailing from the best of the best! The Grand Final was probably the three iconic sailors in the world and it would be a clean slate - winner takes all.. © F50 League LLC

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The final stretch of Leg 4 to Newport proved to be one to forget or one to cherish depending on which IMOCA you were racing. A tragic end for Guyot, Benjamin and his team but 11th Hour Racing and Charlie will cherish their home win for a long time. © The Ocean Race SLU

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'R&R' for some of the Ocean Race teams and refit madness for others. Newport is home to 11th Hour Racing so a fitting end fior Leg 4 when Charlie and his team won. © The Ocean Race SLU

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And they are off for their transatlantic dash. Leg 5 started in Newport and the four remaining IMOCAs are heading to Denmark. It's also time for some of the ocean racing 'Super Stars' to join in the fun for this crucial leg with double points at stake. © The Ocean Race SLU

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Season 4 is launched in Chicago after only a short break from the previous 'Aussie Rules' for the third time. New entrants are the Germans, bringing the total of ten F50's onto the startline and Formula One is onboard too - Sebastian Vettel becomes co-investor with his home team. © F50 League LLC...

The clouds cleared and the breeze filled in for the official start of Season 4 racing in Chicago. Jet lag, bad luck and other sorts of excuses by some skippers but simply put there aren't any when it is a professional sport. Australia came out of the blocks at speed from the start - Tom and his A...

The first day of racing in Chicago was a 'glamour day' but Day Two was totally different with very light winds, if any, and topsy turvy racing. Take nothing away from the final three teams and the eventual winner - they persevered in a difficult environment but questions need to be asked.. © F5...

SailGP is back in the US for the second time out of four in this season. This time it's Los Angeles and the West coast with Hollywood just around the corner. For one team in particular, it will be a proving ground for Spithill - the US locals don't like poor results and Jimmy posted a 9th in Chic...

First day of racing in L.A. and the old guard are split at the top and bottom with Denmark and Spain moving up towards the top. Slingsby and his triple season winning Australia Team have been the most consistent but also Ainslie seems to have found a little 'Hollywood dust' to sprinkle over the G...

Back in Los Angeles and Day Two with the leader board having a refreshing new look with Denmark and Spain near the top. Who will lift the LA trophy - the new kids on the block or the last remaining old guard... © F50 League LLC

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Introducing some of the top skiff sailors racing at the 2018 International 14 World Championships - meet USA flygirl and boy Katie Anne Love-Gilmour & Pat Diola - Call Signs "Capt Slammer" and "Sid Vicious" - apologies for the faint hearted but in the true spirit of homage to Top Gun...

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