Sailors racing the Sydney to Hobart are set to enjoy favourable winds, with Master Lock Comanche navigator Juan Villa keeping one eye on the race record.
Joanna Guelas
Skipper Christian Beck claims he'll do absolutely nothing to help his yacht LawConnect win the Sydney to Hobart, a strategy worked fine last time.
Jasper Bruce
Written off by one and all last year, Sydney to Hobart supermaxi Wild Thing 100 now has her eyes on the prize - but it's not the one you'd expect.
Reigning Sydney to Hobart overall winner Alive has had to go in for last-minute repairs but that won't worry skipper Duncan Hine.
Out for Sydney to Hobart revenge, Master Lock Comanche has claimed line honours in the final competitive outing before the big race starts on Boxing Day.
A veterinarian by day, Sam Haynes is hoping dog people get behind his push for Sydney to Hobart glory come Boxing Day.
Australia's sailing dual gold medallist Matt Wearn is taking a spell from the dinghy to contemplate his Olympic future.
Steve Larkin
Peter Burling skippered the New Zealand Black Foils to victory in SailGP's season-opening regatta in Dubai. Australia's Flying Roo disappointed.
Bernie Wilson
Tom Slingsby's Australian team hold a one-point lead from New Zealand after the opening day of the new SailGP season in Dubai.
Australia are chasing redemption in the fifth SailGP season and an increased prize purse will provide extra motivation.
Jimmy Spithill has introduced his new Italy SailGP Team ahead of the global league's fifth season, and has taken fellow Australian Kyle Langford with him.
Sydney to Hobart sailors Wendy Tuck and Meg Niblett have explained their amazing story of how they found a substitute boat for the iconic race within a week.
LawConnect skipper Christian Beck is sticking to the underdog narrative as he eyes another Sydney to Hobart win, but new Comanche boss Matt Allen knows better.
WA’s much-loved but still mastless tall training ship Leeuwin is returning to open water today for the first time since it was catastrophically damaged in a collision with a massive container ship.
Matt Zis
New Zealand have successfully defended their America's Cup title, completing a 7-2 victory over the British challengers off Barcelona.
Staff Writers
Britain's hopes of an unlikely America's Cup comeback have taken a blow as New Zealand took their lead to 6-2, just one win away from retaining the trophy.
Ben Ainslie's INEOS Britannia have won their first two races over New Zealand in the America's Cup finals, reducing the Kiwis' lead to 4-2.
Alexander Smith
Defending champions Team New Zealand have taken a 4-0 lead over the British challengers in the first-to-seven America's Cup series off Barcelona.
The champion New Zealanders have beaten Britain again in their America's Cup duel to take a 3-0 lead after the first weekend of the sailing showdown.
New Zealand's men have taken a 2-0 lead over GB in the America's Cup showdown while Italy beat the British to win the first edition of the women's Cup.
New Zealand's bid to successfully defend sailing's biggest prize, the America's Cup, may depend on who starts best in their duels with the British boat.
Two defeats by the British boat have left Italy's Luna Rossa, co-helmed by Aussie Jimmy Spithill, on the brink at the America's Cup challenger series.
The Italian boat co-helmed by Australian Americas Cup veteran Jimmy Spithill is level in the challenger series after making rapid repairs following a nosedive.
James Spithill has co-helmed Luna Rossa to victory in race six of the America's Cup challenger series drawing the Italian entry level with Britain's yacht.
