The new CEO of the Volvo Ocean Race, Mark Turner, (the brainchild behind Dame Ellen MacArthur’s career) has recently announced a change in the rules that will encourage teams to take a woman as part of their...

Meet Alison Young, the 28-year-old who made history when she became the first British woman to become a world champion in a solo dingy class earlier this month, winning gold in the Laser Radial class at the...

The British Paralympic Association has announced that London 2012 gold medallist Helena Lucas is the first athlete selected to represent ParalympicsGB at Rio 2016 - a selection which sees her become the first official member of either...

Becky Scott, Nikki Curwen, Lizzy Foreman are three female sailors set to take on their greatest sailing challenge yet; in September 2015 when they will each set out to sail across the Atlantic in a 6.5 meter...

Great Britain’s Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark won the bronze medal in the 470 Women’s event at the ISAF Sailing World Championships yesterday, and their performance means Team GB have qualified for a place at the Rio Olympics...

Alison Young is refusing to rule out the possibility if winning a medal at the ISAF Sailing World Championships in Spain despite a year where she is only recently coming to form.

There has been plenty of time for the imagination to run into overdrive during these past few weeks at sea. It often feels as though we are in a movie somewhere between The Truman Show, Groundhog Day...

Great Britain’s Bryony Shaw just missed out on a medal at the RS:X European Championships in Turkey, finishing fourth.

Windsurfer Bryony Shaw and the 470 women’s pairing of Sophie Weguelin and Eilidh McIntyre ensured two golds for Britain’s sailors at the ISAF World Cup in Miami this weekend.

Great Britain’s world silver medallists Ben Saxton and Hannah Diamond took an early lead in their fleet at the ISAF World Cup in Miami.