Sailing News
Morrison, Rhodes and Young all sailing for Britain at London 2012
By Mike Rowbottom
May 9 – Stevie Morrison and Ben Rhodes (both pictured left), in the 49er class, and Alison Young, in the Laser Radial event, are the three final nominations for the Team GB sailing team. Add new comment
Kiteboarding decision criticised but Sir Richard Branson backs it
By Duncan Mackay
May 7 - The controversial decision by International Sailing Federation (ISAF) to replace windsurfing with kiteboarding at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro has drawn criticism from several countries.Kiteboarding to replace windsurfing at Rio 2016 Olympics
By Duncan Mackay
May 6 - Windsurfing has been controversially axed from the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro and replaced by kiteboarding, the International Sailing Federation (ISAF) has announced at its mid-year meeting in Stresa, Italy.
Silvers keep British top of medals table in Palma World Cup
By Mike Rowbottom
April 9 - Paul Goodison and the Star duo of Iain Percy and Andrew Simpson added to the medal haul on the sixth and final day of the Palma regatta – keeping Great Britain at the top of the table at the first European World Cup of the season.More Articles...
- Ainslie and Percy fit and back in action at Palma World Cup regatta
- Britain’s Dempsey settles for silver as wind cancels racing
- New York Sailing Foundation raises $150,000 for US Olympic and Paralympic sailing
- Miami Nice for Britain's sailors as they claim eight medals
- Omani sailing team set sights on success at 2020 Games
- Australian world champions have tickets confirmed for London 2012
- Ainslie may sail on to Rio 2016 Games after "gut-wrenching" World Championship disqualification
- Sailors Luke Patience and Stuart Bithell join Team GB at London 2012
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Humanity serves as the heart and soul of the Olympics – which is why, John Carlos candidly reveals, he and US colleague Tommie Smith infamously raised the black-power salute on the podium at Mexico City 1968. David Owen reports 
