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    The Clagett/Oakcliff Match Race 2016

    Enthusiasm and perseverance prevail despite light breeze at inaugural event…

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    Sail Canada Nominates Six Athletes Rio 2016 Paralympic Games Sailing Team

    Veteran athletes set to sail towards podium in Rio..

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    Hollandia Wins Defender Series for 24th Canada’s Cup Trials

    Hollandia wins the Defender Series for the 24th Canada’s Cup trials sailed on Lake Ontario in Toronto this past weekend…

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    Boxing Rock Cup Raced Under Perfect Conditions

    Under beautiful blue skies and with nice winds, Sail NS held its annual Boxing Rock Cup Race (formerly the Harbour Race)…

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    Transat Québec Saint-Malo Off to an Exciting Start: Next Stop Saint-Malo

    Sunday July 10th at 1:00 p.m. the starting flag was raised for the 9th edition of the Transat Québec Saint-Malo race. Four Multi50 yachts were the first to cross the starting line at the foot of the Plains of Abraham.

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    2016 Race to Alaska Was an Exciting Event with Increased Numbers

    R2AK grew from 35 entered teams in 2015 to 65 starting teams in this year’s event. Although not for everyone, this high test race across 750 miles with no power and no support, is growing steadily in popularity and we can’t wait to see what next year’s race brings…

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    WTF Races in Hubbards

    It’s not really “yachting” but in Hubbards Cove I spied this colourful quartet of St. Margarets Bay Tuna Flats. These boats were originally used to work the tuna traps out in the bay and I think some still are…

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    Yacht Disrupts Vancouver Dragon Boat Race, Sparks Safety Concerns

    Charter yacht motors into racecourse on Saturday, disrupting the 2,000-metre Guts & Glory race during the Concord Pacific Vancouver Dragon Boat Festival.

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    First they Ruckus, Then They Race…R2AK Race Week is Here

    Let loose like you’re about to set sail for Alaska…with people who actually are about to set sail for Alaska.

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    Several NS Sailors Taking Part in Newport to Bermuda Race

    The 50th Newport to Bermuda race which began on Friday June 17th…

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    73rd edition of the Swiftsure International Yacht Race

    206 yachts registered for the 73rd Edition Swiftsure International Yacht Race, making it one of the largest fleets in over a decade. The four long courses, with the longest being 138 nautical miles and one short course provide a real challenge for all sizes of yachts and multi-hulls.

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    Boxing Rock Cup Set for June 18

    Only a few more sleeps until Sail Nova Scotia hosts one of the most popular regattas of the year, the Boxing Rock Cup, formerly the Harbour Race.

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    Chester Race Week

    Preparations are well underway at the Chester Yacht Club for this summer’s Chester Race Week.

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    Results of the 35th Patos Island Race

    Hosted by the Sidney North Sannich Yacht Club the 35th running of The Patos Island Race is in the books…

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    Hong Kong to Host Stopover in 2017-18 Volvo Ocean Race

    Hong Kong, one of the world’s most prestigious sailing destinations, will be hosting the Volvo Ocean Race for the first time when the event visits in February 2018 during the 13th edition…

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    Chester Race Week 2016 Will be Held August 10-13

    Here is some historical perspective from Claudette Gaudette Saap’s book “Sailors & Rattling Teacups, A history of the Chester Yacht Club…

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    World’s Longest Ocean Race Calls on Vancouver Residents to Take on 40,000 Mile Ocean Adventure

    The world’s longest ocean race is calling on more Vancouver residents to take on the challenge of a lifetime and achieve something extraordinary in the next edition of the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race…

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    LOOR 300 2016 is Fast Approaching

    Lake Ontario 300 Challenge Race takes place July 15 – 19, 2016.

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    Second 750-Mile Race to Alaska: June 23, 2016

    No motors, no support, all the way to Alaska…      

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    RC44 Bermuda Cup – Team Aqua Prevails Again

    Day two of the RC44 Bermuda Cup threw up less rip roaring conditions. Instead the lighter, more shifty winds placed greater pressure on the tacticians and more emphasis on each crew’s finesse, rather than brute force and survival.

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    ORACLE TEAM USA Using TeXtreme® Technology to Defend America’s Cup Title

    ORACLE TEAM USA will continue its cooperation with TeXtreme® as the preferred supplier of carbon fiber materials used to produce composite parts for the team’s catamarans…    

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    The 11th Edition of the 2017 Van Isle 360 International Yacht Race

    The dates for the 2017 Van Isle 360 International Yacht Race will be June 10th to 24th, 2017…      

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    Route Halifax Saint-Pierre 2016 Launches Plan for 8th International Yacht Race

    The Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron (RNSYS) wants to attract adventurous east coast skippers who are seeking an ocean adventure this summer…      

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    Beneteau America Returns from 2015 China Cup

    Beneteau America has returned from its first participation in the 9th China Cup International Regatta, which was held in Daya Bay, Shenzhen from October 30th to November 2nd…s.  

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    The World’s Oldest Single-handed Sailing Race Heads to New York’s Newest Marina

    Prestigious race returns for the first time in eight years to international sailing calendar and returns to New York for the first time since its 1960 inception…      

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    Transat Québec Saint-Malo is Back in 2016

    Québec, Friday October 16, 2015 – It is now confirmed, crews enrolled in the 9th Transat Québec Saint-Malo will take the start on the Saint-Lawrence River on Sunday July 10 for a 3000 nautical miles race between Québec City and St-Malo…    

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    Quebec Sailing Federation Races to Get Kids Sailing

    We will race again in order to Get kids sailing. Will you join us?…      

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    Four Nations Compete in Sailing Round Robin on English Bay

    Visiting teams from the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron, the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club and the Kansai Yacht Club battled it out recently on English Bay in the 2015 Pacific Dragon Interport, a Dragon Team Racing regatta hosted by the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club…    

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    Clipper Race Fleet Competing in Honour of Lost Crew Member

    Close competitive racing in the first leg of the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race from London to Rio was overshadowed by the death of a crew member in what appears to be a tragic accident…    

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    Spectacular London Send-off for Toronto Skipper Diane Reid

    On Sunday 30 August 2015 hundreds of amateur sailors from Canada and 43 different nationalities passed under Tower Bridge today at the start of a 40,000 nautical mile global race, between six continents, which will take almost a year to complete in the longest and toughest ocean endurance challenge on the planet…    

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    Rebirth of a Classic – The Transat Returns for 2016 and Heads to New York

    The first ever single-handed ocean yacht race, that was originally staged in 1960, is set to return in 2016 when some of the world’s best solo sailors and most spectacular yachts will take on the classic 2,800-mile course of The Transat, from Britain to the United States.    

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    Chester Punches Above its Weight Globally with 2015 Race Week

    4 days, 4 courses, 14 fleets, 140 sailboats, 1,200 sailors, Canada’s largest keel boat regatta. Excellent conditions, race officers, competition.      

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    Final Day of the 2015 Laser Masters’ World Championships

    The final day of the 2015 Laser Masters’ World Championships. The day began with light winds and a short postponement ashore. The wind filled in from the South West with 8-10 knots of breeze and sailors headed to the race course to complete their final races of the regatta.    

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    2015 World and National Sailing Championships coming to Kingston, Ontario

    The summer is fast approaching and CORK is very excited to welcome more than 1500  competitors to Kingston to compete. The Laser Canadian Championships, this summer’s first event, is less than one month away, with racing on June 20-21.    

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    Race to Alaska is Underway

    The 750-mile wind and human powered Race To Alaska began June 4th in Port Townsend, Washington.  A cash prize of $10,000 will go to the first competitor to reach Ketchikan without the aid of an engine.  Second prize is a set of steak knives.    

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    An Adventure of a Lifetime: the Transatlantic Race 2015

    Whether out to set records or tick another box on the bucket list, the 41 registered entries in the Transatlantic Race 2015 all have one thing in common:  they will be undertaking the adventure of a lifetime as they sail a stretch of 2,800 nautical miles from Newport Rhode Island’s Castle Hill Light to The Lizard, the most southerly point on mainland Great Britain…  

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    Jeanneau America Staff Sailing Team 1st in Class, 2nd Overall

    In a fleet of over 40 boats, Jeanneau America Staff Sailing Team, in a Jeanneau Sun Fast 3600 (Invictus) handily won her class and placed 2nd overall on corrected time. This is the first major regatta for…    

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    2015 Swiftsure International Yacht Race Registration

    The Royal Victoria Yacht Club invites you to the 72nd running of the Swiftsure International Yacht Race from May 23rd to May 25th. Swiftsure week occurs in Victoria‘s beautiful Inner Harbour with lots of activities beginning May 21st and runs through the weekend.    

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    Marblehead to Halifax the “Grand-daddy” of Ocean Races

    The co-chair of the 2015 edition of the Marblehead to Halifax Ocean Race, David Stanfield likes to call this ocean race “the Grand-daddy of them all”.  Stanfield is referring to the fact that MHOR goes all the way back to 1905, a year before the Newport Bermuda Race started and several decades before races like the Fastnet or Sydney-Hobart were conceived.  

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