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Published 20 April 2025This week, we chat to one of the best, the Master of Match Racing, Ian Williams. 8 times World Champion in one of the most intense forms of sailing. He is also an Americas Cup coach, SailGP coach and World Champion in a bunch of other classes. Detailed and analytical. Our conversation was fantastic. The chat felt like it was 5 minutes long. You will love it.@worldmatchracingtour @americascup #wmrt #sailgp #vaikobi #vaikobisail #radixnutrition #barkarate #sailingpodcast  #barkarateconversations #worldsailingofficial #sailing #boat #ocean #sport #voile #sail #sea #offshore #sailors #sailingworld #extremesailing #foils #yacht #yachts #saillife #instayacht #sailingblog #instasail

SailGP has cancelled next month's Rio event after identifying a defect in select wingsails in the F50 fleet.

Los titulares de la semana en 2Playbook.com junto a Álvaro Carretero y Patricia López. Hoy informamos sobre los patrocinios de Cupra con Kings League, Pelayo con ACB, la Final Six de la Euroliga femenina, Bidasoa Irun y el Godó, la radiografía de las pérdidas acumuladas del fútbol inglés, las audiencias de la final de la NCAA masculina y femenina, y la venta del equipo español de SailGP.  Suscríbete y escucha el resto de podcast de 2Playbook PRO Media & Content, sobre la industria audiovisual y la creación de contenidos por parte de clubes, competiciones y marcas.PRO Women in Sport, sobre deporte femenino, tanto en la práctica deportiva como en los despachos de la industria del deporte.PRO Fitness, sobre la industria de los gimnasios.Además, suscríbete a 2Playbook y llévate gratis el Atlas del Patrocinio 2024.

Pełna energii, z iskrą w oku, niekończącą się motywacją i celami zamiast marzeń - taka jest Zofia Truchanowicz, rozmówczyni Karoliny Sołtaniuk w trzecim odcinku podcastu Moc Wiatru. Między międzynarodowymi wyjazdami, które prowadzą ją po całej Europie i świecie, a spotkaniami biznesowymi w firmie Harken, Zosia znalazła czas, by w gdyńskim studiu podzielić się swoją pasją. Opowiada o pracy sędziego, swojej drodze na szczyt kariery oraz wyzwaniu, jakim jest łączenie zawodowych obowiązków z rolą mamy.Zosia czterokrotnie była w sztabie szkoleniowym reprezentacji Polski podczas igrzysk olimpijskich, a w ubiegłym roku po raz drugi zasiadła w bardzo wąskiej i nielicznej komisji sędziowskiej Pucharu Ameryki - jako jedyna kobieta. Od dłuższego czasu, ze studia w Londynie sędziuje prestiżowe regaty Sail GP, pojawia się na regatach z cyklu The Ocean Race, czy 52 series. Brzmi jak praca marzeń, prawda?Po wysłuchaniu tej rozmowy z Zosią zrozumiecie, że to nie marzenia, a wytrwały proces, precyzyjnie wyznaczone cele i konsekwentna realizacja swoich założeń. Zosia łączy intensywną karierę z codziennym życiem – pracuje stacjonarnie w Warszawie, spędza czas z córeczką Hanią, jeździ na nartach i chodzi do teatru.Zapraszamy na kolejną inspirującą rozmowę, która na pewno doda Wam skrzydeł!

Todd Harris, Stevie Morrison, and Hannah Diamond discuss final thoughts and takeaways following back-to-back events in California, USA.

Me encuentro estos días en Valladolid, sí ya se que me diréis que no hay mar ni pantanos navegables, me he venido a la Gala y al Gongreso de la Asociación Española de la Prensa Deportiva, donde se premian los mejores deportistas del año. tenían que estar Diego Botín y Florian Trittel, como campeones olímpicos en Paris 2024 pero sus compromisos de SailGP hace que esten en california, pero dejaron este cariñoso mensaje a los periodistas deportivos españoles. La vela es el deporte olímpico más laureado en España, con permiso del piragüismo que si bien es cierto que tiene una medalla más, la vela tiene más de oro y esto a la hora de hacer el recuento, cuenta más. pues bien, es difícil que ver a regatistas en esta gala y no será por falta de títulos, los últimos que recuerdo en una gala de la prensa deportiva son silvia mas y blanca manchón en la de dos hermanas hace tres años, Theresa Zabell, Alejandro Abascasl, Ángela Pumariega y Sofia Toro hace cuatro en teruel y Gisela pulido y Roberto Bermúdez de castro en la de málaga hace nueve años. pues bien, en todos los años intermedios ha habido muchos triunfos mundiales y europeos pero no han sido reconocidos. A lo mejor es un buen momento para reinvindicarse y creerse que la vela es importante para los periodistas, pero este es un trabajo de campo que habrá que hacer. SÍGUENOS Web: http://tripulante18.com​​ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SolerAlberti https://twitter.com/18Tripulante Instragram: https://www.instagram.com/jaume.soler/?hl=es Facebook: https://bit.ly/3eB3dDP

Olympic silver medalist Lisa Darmanin sits down with Spain SailGP Team Strategist Nicole van der Velden in the latest episode of One on One!

Join us as we dive into the inspiring story of Annie Haeger, a world-class sailor who overcame Olympic disappointment to become a trailblazer in the thrilling world of SailGP. Discover how Annie's resilience, passion, and commitment to being brave led her to excel in one of the most demanding and exciting sailing competitions on the planet. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Auckland could become one of the cornerstones of the SailGP calendar, with the league discussing a six-year agreement to run events in the City of Sails. The global foiling league made its debut in Auckland in January, with bumper crowds turning out to enjoy the action on the Waitematā Harbour. It's a sight Sir Russell Coutts hopes to see more of in years to come. “One of the things we're trying to do with SailGP is make it an annual event, and I know the authorities in New Zealand are interested as well, so we're discussing something like a six-year, or six-season, term, because there are huge benefits in coming back year after year,” he told the Herald. “Like many of the iconic events around the world, whether it be the Melbourne Cup or the Australian Open tennis, people get to know when they're on at a certain time of the year and that has its distinct advantages. “We're looking to do the same as we build out our calendar to 20-plus events a year. We're looking to grow those events in the various continents around the world. “So in Australasia, of course, we're looking to expand that calendar of events and no doubt you'll see some announcements on that in the coming weeks.” Coutts said the make-up of those six years was still being discussed, with the potential of a four-year commitment with a two-year right of renewal an option alongside a straight six-year deal. It comes after the success of its first time in Auckland, with the event having a 46% audience increase between that and the season opener in Dubai late in 2024. The economic impact report for the event is expected to be made public soon, however, Coutts told the Herald it revealed a US$36 million ($63m) return. That number is a 73% increase on the 2024 New Zealand SailGP event, held in Christchurch, which amassed a total economic impact of US$20.7m for the host region. In a statement to the Herald, Tātaki Auckland Unlimited chief executive Nick Hill said it was positive about the potential to host SailGP again. “As with any major event investment, there is a process to follow including post-event analysis and a new business case. We are working constructively with the SailGP team to ensure we have all the information to take this forward and are working to a mid-April timeline,” Hill said. “We face significant funding challenges for attracting and delivering major events in Auckland. At present, we do not have a sustainable long-term funding model and this remains a critical issue.” While Coutts has previously spoken about the potential for other host cities in New Zealand, he said at this stage the organisation was not looking anywhere but Auckland. “It was a great event in Auckland, wasn't it? I think it was hugely successful from SailGP's perspective, but also from the city's perspective and New Zealand's perspective for that matter “We are not looking, at this stage, at other events in New Zealand, but that's not to say we wouldn't do at some time in the future.” While season five has its fourth of 13 confirmed events on the calendar in Los Angeles this weekend, plans are already in place for further expansion in season six. This season brought the addition of two new teams and another two are expected to be added for the next campaign as well as more stops on the calendar. The expanded lineup is also expected to see racing move to split-fleet racing, with seven boats on the water at a time opposed to the current structure in which all 12 teams compete against one another in fleet racing. “We're going to run a process with the next two teams that we put on sale, which are teams 13 and 14, that'll be more of a structured assessment of the various buyers,” Coutts said. “We know that there's buyer interest out there, and obviously we evaluate which country they're going to be representing as well and the where they could host an event, because we like to pair teams with events in their own countries as well. “All of those things come into it as well as the offer on the economics behind the team. We'll be going through a process for that for teams 13 and 14 over the coming months and that process will be announced in due course.” - Christopher Reive LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Todd Harris, Stevie Morrison and Hannah Diamon breakdown 3 Big Questions to set the scene for an exciting week of race action across the state of California. Close to shore. Close to the edge. Don't miss out as SailGP returns to Los Angeles for a weekend of world-class racing on March 15-16, 2025.

Lisa Darmanin and Stevie Morrison rank all SailGP Teams after the first three events of the 2025 Season. Let us know what teams should move up or down?

Welcome to episode 187 of Sports Management Podcast. Today's guest Mike Buckley - Co-Owner and CEO of the United States SailGP Team We spoke about: Being owner, CEO & athlete simultaneously If being a strategist is beneficial in business Growing up poor, but choosing sailing Why he considers himself an outsider How to build a winning team And much more!   Follow Sports Management Podcast on social media Instagram Twitter LinkedIn YouTube www.sportsmanagementpodcast.com

SailGP is set to hit Los Angles this coming weekend - and the Black Foils are gearing up for the event. Sailor Blair Tuke joined Piney to discuss. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The benefits of major events is on full display in the city of sails. Auckland hotels saw a $5 million boost in January, largely thanks to SailGP and country musician Luke Combs' Eden Park concerts. An extra 8,000 hotel rooms were booked over the four days, both events were on. Hotel Britomart General Manager Clinton Farley told Mike Hosking the events helped make a strong start to 2025. He says that, combined with the usual inbound tourism, helped make it a cracker summer season. Farley backs ideas for a bed-tax to pay for these money-making events, but says it needs to be nationwide. He says they don't want to create a messy visitor experience for tourists, where they pay different prices in different centres. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A renewed push for an Auckland bed tax, after a strong summer for its hotels. They experienced a five-million-dollar boost, largely due to SailGP and country musician Luke Combs' Eden Park concerts in January. CBRE Hotels and Leisure says an extra eight-thousand hotel rooms were booked over the four days. Heart of the City Chief Executive, Viv Beck told Andrew Dickens she supports a bed tax, as a way to fund these events which bring people to Auckland. She says it's thought that could contribute to the America's Cup - but time is of the essence, to get it across the line. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Follow the inspiring journey of Jareese Finch, a professional sailor who defied the odds to become a member of the North Star SailGP team. From his humble beginnings in Antigua to competing at the highest levels of international sailing, Jareese shares his story of perseverance, passion, and the importance of diversity in the sport. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Listen to episode 290 of the Digital and Social Media Sports podcast, in which Neil chatted with Tom Halls, SVP of Social, SailGP. 86 minute duration. Listen on Apple, Spotify and YouTube Posted by Neil Horowitz Follow me on Twitter @njh287   Check out my LinkedIn articles

Published 16 February 2025This week we are fired up about the start of the Mini Globe Race, https://minigloberace.com/ starting in one week in Antigua. We reached out to the event organiser Don McIntyre. He is always a good chat and he filled us in on the event, the people and what to watch for over the next year this event is underway. It is a really good chat. You will enjoy it.@classglobe580 #minigloberace #macintyreadventure #rorcracing #sailgp #vaikobi #vaikobisail #radixnutrition #barkarate #sailingpodcast #barkarateconversations #worldsailingofficial #sailing #boat #ocean #sport #voile #sail #sea #offshore #sailors #sailingworld #extremesailing #foils #yacht #yachts #saillife #instayacht #sailingblog #instasail

On the latest episode of the Yacht Racing Life Podcast British sailing journalists Justin Chisholm and Magnus Wheatley catch up online to review the action at last weekend's SailGP event three with took place in Sydney, Australia.As well as diving into the relative performances of the top three teams – event winners Emirates GBR, skippered by Dylan Fletcher; second-placed Northstar Canada, led by Giles Scott; and Tom Slingsby's home town favourites, third-placed Australia – the pair also take a close individual look at each of the other nine international crews. Cover image © Jon Buckle for SailGP

Todd Harris, Stevie Morrison, and Emily Nagel discuss final thoughts and takeaways following an exciting EmiratesGBR event win in Sydney.

Published 9 February 2025A very enjoyable conversation with a remarkable young sailor. Chris Bateman has just won the B14 Worlds with Lucy Loughton. Chris shares the incredible story of their win as only an Irishman can. You will love this episode and it may even change the way you approach sailing. Apologies, the audio isn't perfect, but it is a great story.#sailgp #b14sailingaustralia #vaikobi #vaikobisail #radixnutrition #barkarate #sailingpodcast #barkarateconversations #worldsailingofficial #sailing #boat #ocean #sport #voile #sail #sea #offshore #sailors #sailingworld #extremesailing #foils #yacht #yachts #saillife #instayacht #sailingblog #instasail

Emily Nagel, Stevie Morrison and Todd Harris look forward to the KPMG Australia SailGP in Sydney. Subscribe today: https://bit.ly/2IZR3n4

Hablamos de las elecciones en Ecuador que se realizan este fin de semana y en las cuales los ecuatorianos en Australia también votarán. También te contamos sobre el poder de la danza para la capacidad cognitiva y la salud mental, y sobre un acuerdo entre el Instituto Cervantes de Sydney y el equipo español SailGP para expandir la cultura y el deporte desde España. Hablamos de Javier Milei tras su orden de retirar a Argentina de la OMS por la pandemia, y te traemos la información deportiva de la jornada.

Hear from France SailGP Team's Team Manager Bruno Dubois and Driver Quentin Delapierre as they chat with Lisa Darmanin ahead of their return to the 2025 season start-line.

Updates on the SailGP spectacular, showtime at Eden Park, Devonport, and the Mangawhai tornado. 

On the latest episode of the Yacht Racing Life Podcast Justin Chisholm's guest is the British double Olympic gold-medallist sailor Giles Scott. Aside from his Olympic triumphs Giles is also an multiple America's Cup veteran – including taking part in the last three consecutive British challenges –  and recently stepped into the role of skipper of the Northstar Canada team for the fifth season of SailGP. During the interview – recorded in early January 2025 – Giles talks about his earliest days in sailing as a youngster who initially had no interest in racing and had to be bribed to compete by his mum.  He also discuss his approach to Olympic campaigning and talks through his very different run ups to his two Olympic gold medal victories at the Rio and Tokyo Games, as well as diving into his experiences with INEOS Britannia in last year's 37th America's Cup in Barcelona, before closing the interview with some chat about his high profile SailGP transfer from the British Emirates GBR squad to the Canadians.

Published 26 January 2025This is a massive episode, but it is so good. We celebrate Australia Day by talking to one of the US's greats - Bill Hardesty. Former World Champion in the J/70, Etchells, Melges 20, Melges 24, Farr 40, and match racing. He was also the 2011 U.S. “Yachtsman of the Year”. We talk about his journey, and the Etchells Worlds that just happened. We also rip into the Ineos/Ainslie Cup news, our new Vaikobi UV sun shirts, Vendee, Give you the inside gossip on SailGP in NZ, the RORC Transatlantic, plus so many more events.#billhardestysailor #americascup #RORCTransatlanticRace #vendeeglobe #etchellsclass #vaikobi #vaikobisail #radixnutrition #barkarate #sailingpodcast #barkarateconversations #worldsailingofficial #sailing #boat #ocean #sport #voile #sail #sea #offshore #sailors #sailingworld #extremesailing #foils #yacht #yachts #saillife #instayacht #sailingblog #instasail 

Justin Chisholm is joined by fellow-British sailing writer Magnus Wheatley (Rule69 Blog) as the pair give their independent analysis of the second SailGP event of Season 5 which took place in spectacular style in Auckland, New Zealand last weekend. Cover image © Felix Diemer for SailGP

Todd Harris, Stevie Morrison, and Emily Nagel discuss final thoughts and takeaways following Tom Slingsby and Australian SailGP team victory in Auckland.

Australia have won the latest SailGP regatta in Auckland, after beating Spain and Great Britain in the three-team final. The Australians won two fleet races out of seven and had three runner-up finishes to be the top boat heading into the decider. It was disappointment for the Black Foils, who missed out on qualifying for the final by two points. Sportstalk host Jason Pine unpacked the racing action from this morning. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SailGP has wrapped up its inaugural event in Auckland, with windy conditions providing for some chaotic racing. Former Team New Zealand member and Professor of Sport and Recreation at the Auckland University of Technology Dr Mark Orams spoke to Paddy Gower.

On the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast for 19 January 2025, Piney is looking ahead to the second day of SailGP for more racing action. SailGP chief executive Sir Russell Coutts confirmed a long term hosting agreement is on the cards, as conversations have started up regarding the event's future. Italian SailGP CEO Jimmy Spithill joined Piney to discuss the team's outlook ahead of the second day of sailing. Black Foils team strategist Liv Mackay unpacked a less-than-ideal start for the Kiwi crew - and revealed how the team could turn their luck around. And Sir Russell's son, Mattias Coutts, celebrated a significant victory - having recently claimed the Moth World Championships title. Get the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast every Saturday and Sunday afternoon on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A win in the last race of day one has turned around a poor start by New Zealand to their home SailGP regatta in Auckland. After a fourth, eighth and sixth, the Peter Burling-helmed crew rebounded to take the fourth and final race of the day. Australia leads the regatta standings on 34 points from Great Britain and Spain, with New Zealand fourth. Sailing commentator Steve Morrison joined Piney to unpack what we can expect from day two. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former two-time world champion in the Women's 470 sailing class, Hannah Mills, has been quick to offer positive feedback regarding yesterday's SailGP regatta in Auckland. The current Emirates Great Britain strategist said yesterday's race had some tough moments - but noted yesterday was an 'amazing' day for the team overall. Mills joined Piney to explain further. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Italian SailGP CEO Jimmy Spithill is pleasantly surprised at how competitive the newcomers are. Despite having a new team and limited time to get to grips with the SailGP yachts, the Italians are 5th heading into this afternoon's final stanza of the season's second regatta in Auckland. Spithill was rapt with their two 3rds and two 7ths on Day One- and told Piney being competitive so early in the season is a major first step. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SailGP will make its long-awaited 'City of Sails' Auckland debut on 18-19 January, 2025 as we return to New Zealand for the third time. Todd Harris, Stevie Morrison and Emily Nagel breakdown 3 Big Questions to set the scene for an exciting weekend of race action in Auckland.

We catch up with Newstalk ZB's Weekend Sport Host (and today's ZB Afternoons Host) ahead of broadcasting live from SailGP this weekend, plus the latest from the Australian Open.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sailors from around the world are in Auckland's harbour making their final preparations for the weekend's grand prix. Felix Walton has more.

After a failed attempt 12 months ago, when it had to be moved to Lyttelton, Sail GP makes its debut in Auckland this weekend. Glen Larmer reports.

Il fait partie d'un club très sélect de la voile : celui des marins qui naviguent casqués avec un micro en flirtant régulièrement avec des vitesses de 50 nœuds. A 32 ans, Quentin Delapierre est un pilote, qui tient le volant du F50 français sur le circuit SailGP et a participé à la dernière Coupe de l'America en tant que skipper de l'AC75 d'Orient Express Racing Team.Un "top gun", donc. Et pourtant, quand le Vannetais raconte son parcours, il évoque d'abord le plaisir de naviguer avec les copains, une bande de potes pour beaucoup rencontrés à la Cataschool de Larmor-Baden - du fun, mais des résultats.Fils de planchiste de haut niveau, c'est par le Laser qu'il va entrer pour de bon dans le jeu de la régate, jusqu'à intégrer le pôle France de Brest, mais une blessure aux deux chevilles va mettre un terme à ses ambitions à la sangle de rappel. Il bifurque alors vers le J80 avec bonheur - champion d'Europe en 2014 - avant de se lancer en Diam 24 et de gagner le Tour Voile à deux reprises en 2016 et 2018.Entre-temps, il a été repéré par Thomas Coville qui va en faire son performeur ; le large l'attire, mais les ambitions olympiques de ses années Laser le titillent encore fortement. Alors quand son sponsor Lorina lui propose un projet en Multi50, il hésite. Il appelle sa mère, qui lui rappelle ses rêves de médailles - ce sera non.Quelques semaines plus tard le voilà lancé dans une campagne pour Tokyo 2020 avec Manon Audient en Nacra 17, une opération commando, où le duo, formé 18 mois plus tôt, chipe la sélection aux stars Riou-Besson, quadruples champions du monde. Les résultats (8e) ne sont pas à la hauteur des espérances du duo.Mais à peine le temps de souffler qu'à l'automne 2021 Bruno Dubois l'appelle pour remplacer Billy Besson à la barre du F50 français sur le circuit SailGP : jeté dans le grand bain, Delapierre ne coule pas et un an plus tard offre sa première victoire aux tricolores, désormais reconnus comme capables d'aller chercher le titre.C'est tout naturellement qu'il enchaîne avec sa première Coupe de l'America - un rêve de gosse. Une opération commando, là encore, dont il fait le debrief sans se défiler. Mais dont on sent bien que ce n'est pour lui que le début de l'histoire...Diffusé le 13 décembre 2024Générique : In Closing – Days PastPost-production : Grégoire LevillainHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Published 1 December 2024We elected to not have a guest for this Ep. as there is so much we needed to catch up on. We touch on METS, take you behind the scenes at SailGP, focus in on the Vendee and talk about a heap more. A lot of fun as usual. Tell your friends.#sailgp #vendeeglobe #metstrade #vaikobi #vaikobisail #radixnutrition #barkarate #sailingpodcast #barkarateconversations #worldsailingofficial #sailing #boat #ocean #sport #voile #sail #sea #offshore #sailors #sailingworld #extremesailing #foils #yacht #yachts #saillife #instayacht #sailingblog #instasail

Todd Harris, Stevie Morrison, and Emily Nagel discuss final thoughts and takeaways following Black Foils New Zealand first event win of the new SailGP Season in Dubai.

The Black Foils have continued their dominance in the Middle East winning the opening SailGP event of the season in Dubai. New Zealand held off Great Britain and the United States to sit on top of the leaderboard heading into the next race in Auckland in the new year. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

SailGP returns to Dubai to kick off the long-awaited 2025 Season. Don't miss out on the ultimate racing experience, with new teams, fierce rivalries reignited and epic Race Stadium entertainment. Todd Harris, Stevie Morrison and Emily Nagel breakdown 3 Big Questions to set the scene for an exciting weekend of race action in Dubai.

Published 17 November 2024Its another big Ep. This time we focus on SailGP, looking at the new teams, new foils, new events and all the trades that happened in the off season. There is plenty to share ahead of event number 1 next week in Dubai. We also follow up on the Vendee.#sailgp #vendeeglobe #vaikobi #vaikobisail #radixnutrition #barkarate #sailingpodcast #barkarateconversations #worldsailingofficial #sailing #boat #ocean #sport #voile #sail #sea #offshore #sailors #sailingworld #extremesailing #foils #yacht #yachts #saillife #instayacht #sailingblog #instasail

Published 10 November 2024We are publishing early so you can get a listen before the race starts and because I have stuff to do on my Sunday.A great breakdown of what is coming up for the participants in the Vendee Globe. Easily the best and most enjoyable listen for all the detail you will want for the Vendee including weather analysis.Plus, well we were flowing on the banter today, hence the length of the episode. One thing we really do get into is defining the Shi**er rule more clearly. Enjoy!!#sailgp #vendeeglobe #ns14 sailing #vaikobi #vaikobisail #radixnutrition #barkarate #sailingpodcast #barkarateconversations #worldsailingofficial #sailing #boat #ocean #sport #voile #sail #sea #offshore #sailors #sailingworld #extremesailing #foils #yacht #yachts #saillife #instayacht #sailingblog #instasail

Breakdown all the moves that have been made ahead of the 2025 Season with SailGP commentator & world champion Stevie Morrison and on-water reporter & Olympic Silver medalist Lisa Darmanin What teams in SailGP need more time to figure things out? /// SailGP returns to Dubai to kick off the long-awaited 2025 Season. Don't miss out on the ultimate racing experience, with new teams, fierce rivalries reignited, and epic Race Stadium entertainment on 23-24 November!

Published 3 November 2024We discuss all that is happening in the World of sailing. Including reviewing the IOM Worlds, discussing the Vendee, SailGP, Match Racing and some local events. It is very much a banter session, ahead of some big weeks coming. Enjoy!#iomworlds24 #sailgp #vendeeglobe #vaikobi #vaikobisail #radixnutrition #barkarate #sailingpodcast #barkarateconversations #worldsailingofficial #sailing #boat #ocean #sport #voile #sail #sea #offshore #sailors #sailingworld #extremesailing #foils #yacht #yachts #saillife #instayacht #sailingblog #instasail