Some of New Zealand’s most illustrious grand prix sailing professionals have been taking time out from America’s Cup and ocean Maxi campaigns to devote time to reviving a modest 12ft dinghy class dating back to the 1950s. The Cherub Class was originally designed by John Spencer, who sparked a wave of plywood boats built in […]
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Published by Sail GP 28 MARCH 2022 by Billy Hawkins-Yale Australia have won the SailGP Championship for a second successive year, beating Japan and the United States in the Grand Final on a crazy, incident-filled day in San Francisco. The Aussies and Driver Tom Slingsby, who won the inaugural Championship in 2019, defeated incredibly tough
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Published by SailGP March 28 2022 The New Zealand SailGP Team takes the ‘podium for the planet’ with its Race for the Future partner, Live Ocean. Great Britain takes second place with STEM Crew, and Australia third with Parley. New Zealand have taken home the top prize in SailGP’s ‘Podium for the Planet’, after being
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The St Barth’s Bucket Regatta is the epitome of Superyacht racing, with hundreds of sailors travelling to the idyllic hot spot in the Caribbean after a two-year hiatus. This year marked the 35th edition of the event and where Doyle Sails passed a significant milestone, proudly powering more than 50% of the fleet, with 16
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Doyle Sails is excited to announce a new loft in Corfu, Greece with Argyris Tangalidis at the helm. Argyris has over 30 years of experience at sea as a skipper, sailor and engineer – having sailed in Greece, Italy, Croatia, Turkey, Israel, Egypt and all over the Mediterranean Sea, it makes him the local expert.
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Original story courtesy of J Class. Doyle Sails experts Jordi Calafat and Daniel Fong are onboard as part of the stellar race crew and roll out of St Barths as this year’s J Class winners. The combination of an enthusiastic owner who is brand new to sailboat racing and a vastly experienced crew who gelled
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Doyle Sails is synonymous with high-performance Grand Prix campaigns and Superyachts, remaining at the forefront of innovation, design and technology, continually redefining sailing as we know it and today announced that they are joining forces with Spanish cable and rigging specialists Fabrica Workshop. Throughout the partnership, engineers and rigging specialists from Doyle Sails and Fabrica
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Doyle Sails and Fabrica announced a powerhouse partnership last week, an association that requires seamless collaboration between both Doyle Sails and Fabrica rigging and engineering experts. Overseeing the innovation, design and development of the Doyle Sails Rigging department is Bryce Voderberg, an Oregon, USA native that grew up in a small mountain town called Bend
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As Doyle Sails continues to celebrate its fortieth year as one of the world’s leading sailmakers – one family that cannot be missed is the Boston’s. Third generation sailmakers based in Ontario, Canada and stalwarts of the Doyle Sails network. Their reputation as some of the best sailmakers has been earned through many years of
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The history of 6m Nada, and the restoration story at Woodstock | Following a passionate dream of many years, in 2005, Woodstock began the project of rebuilding the 1930 Fife 6 Metre ‘Nada’. Applying a fusion of sophisticated and traditional techniques, she boasts the design genius of a previous millennium and the best construction skills
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