At Doyle Sails, we deeply value the importance of our oceans. As sailors, we are intimately connected to the water—it’s our playground, our sanctuary, and a source of endless adventure. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce our partnership with Ocean Crusaders, founded by Ian Thomson in 2010. Inspired by his record-breaking circumnavigation of Australia, Ian […]
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Full story from BOAT International here An experienced owner dialled up the race credentials of Oyster’s comfortable 27-metre to create the 885GT. Elaine Bunting discovers a winning combination After four years of work, this is the moment of truth for the new Oyster 885GT. It has been designed and built to thrill as the company’s quickest yacht, and is
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Okahu Bay has been a place of celebration this week as the new Doyle Sails and Royal Akarana Yacht Club major partnership kicks into gear, showcasing Doyle Sails’ commitment to the local sailing fleets and events in New Zealand. For more than four decades, Doyle Sails has been a devoted supporter of New Zealand clubs
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02/04/2024 // by Mark Rothfield More information: sailfest.com.au An elite fleet of offshore racing thoroughbreds is assembling at Newcastle Cruising Yacht Club (NCYC) this week ahead of the Australian Yachting Championships starting Friday, April 5, as part of the annual Newcastle SailFest Regatta. Included will be a dozen TP52s, the largest ever gathering of these grand-prix
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Doyle-powered Gelliceaux reigns supreme at the St Barths Bucket Regatta. The newly launched Southern Wind 108 claimed victory in the L’Esprit 1 Class as well as the prestigious St Barth’s Bucket Trophy after being crowned the overall winner in her maiden event. The overall trophy is awarded to the yacht that prevails in the class with the closest,
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Written by Elaine Bunting for Yachting World // March 18th 2024 Things have changed in the bluewater cruising world, as Elaine Bunting discovered meeting crews who who just took on an Atlantic crossing in Saint Lucia. “The moon is waxing and rising later now, so there are magnificent star-spotting opportunities,” the crew of Adina blogged.
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Doyle-powered Matador have kicked off the Australian 52 Racing circuit with an overall win at the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia event, the first in the Pallas Capital Gold Cup. David Doherty’s team came out on top of the 10 boat fleet, while also claiming 1st in IRC as well. Only 6 points separated the
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As a premium brand primarily focused on the superyacht and grand prix market, performance is the critical matrix in all facets of the Doyle Sails operation. Every project relies on the best possible contribution of all its constituent parts – design, materials, manufacture, sailing skill – to produce winning performance on the water. “As a
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Renowned as one of the most prestigious Superyacht regattas in the world, the St Barths Bucket consistently attracts a spectacular fleet and is set to return later this month. With more than half of the fleet powered by Doyle Sails, we hope to see the successful results of years gone by continue. Since 1986, the
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Nicholas “Nin” O’Leary’s stewardship of Doyle Sails Ireland ensures the brand’s strong presence and support for Irish sailors both locally and internationally. The recent expansion to open Doyle loft locations in Cork and Dublin outlines a significant commitment to providing top-tier expertise and services to local sailors. With Nin O’Leary at the helm and back
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