Charlie Enright Appointed as CEO of US Sailing

US Sailing today announced Charlie Enright, an accomplished leader in the sailing industry, as the Association's new Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

Enright will take the helm of US Sailing, the sport's National Governing Body (NG, following an extensive national executive search.

Charlie Enright is an accomplished sailor and an advocate of the...Charlie Enright Appointed as CEO of US Sailing

US Sailing today announced Charlie Enright, an accomplished leader in the sailing industry, as the Association's new Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

Enright will take the helm of US Sailing, the sport's National Governing Body (NG, following an extensive national executive search.

Charlie Enright is an accomplished sailor and an advocate of the sport known for his leadership in the offshore racing community.

He was a member of the first American team to win The Ocean Race.

Enright's career has been defined by his commitment to excellence, sustainability, and inspiring the next generation of American sailors.

He co-founded the 11th Hour Racing Team, an initiative dedicated to promoting ocean health and sustainable practices through high-profile sailing campaigns.

Enright was born and raised in Bristol, Rhode Island, a town where his grandfather used to build cruising boats.

He currently resides in Barrington, Rhode Island, with his wife, Meris, and their children, Thomas and Maggie who all enjoy the wonders of sailing on the water. Show more

3 American Teams Qualify for Medal Races at Trofeo Princesa Sofia - First Sailing Grand Slam Event of 2025

After six days of racing on the Bay of Palma at the 54th Trofeo Princesa Sofía, three American teams finished the opening series in the top 10, qualifying for prestigious medal races at the largest Olympic classes regatta of the year.

In the 49erFX fleet, Rio 2016 Olympic duo Paris Henken and...3 American Teams Qualify for Medal Races at Trofeo Princesa Sofia - First Sailing Grand Slam Event of 2025

After six days of racing on the Bay of Palma at the 54th Trofeo Princesa Sofía, three American teams finished the opening series in the top 10, qualifying for prestigious medal races at the largest Olympic classes regatta of the year.

In the 49erFX fleet, Rio 2016 Olympic duo Paris Henken and Helena Scutt finished 8th overall at their first regatta back together with sights on LA28. In the 49er fleet,

Nevin Snow and Ian MacDiarmid finished in 6th at their first regatta as a new pairing, and Andrew Mollerus (USST) and Trevor Bornarth ended in 8th with Bornarth fresh out of the Mixed 470 and now competing in the 49er. Show more

Vote Once a Day for
Scandone, McKinnon, and Findlay!

For a second time, Nick Scandone and Maureen McKinnon are up as finalists for the Team USA Hall of Fame and are joined this year by Francis "Conn" Findlay. Voting is open March 25 through April 14 and the public is invited to vote once a day at TeamUSA.com/HOF.

Palinuro ship in Livorno: on-board visits, days and times
During the stopover in Livorno the ship can be visited on the following days and times:

Saturday 22nd: from 4pm to 7pm.
Friday 28th April: 4pm to 7pm
Sunday 23rd: from 10am to 12pm and from 4pm to 7pm
Monday 24th: from 10am to 12pm and from 4pm to 7pm
Tuesday 25th: from 10am to 12pm and from 4pm to 7pm
Sunday 30th April: from 10am to 12pm...Palinuro ship in Livorno: on-board visits, days and times
During the stopover in Livorno the ship can be visited on the following days and times:

Saturday 22nd: from 4pm to 7pm.
Friday 28th April: 4pm to 7pm
Sunday 23rd: from 10am to 12pm and from 4pm to 7pm
Monday 24th: from 10am to 12pm and from 4pm to 7pm
Tuesday 25th: from 10am to 12pm and from 4pm to 7pm
Sunday 30th April: from 10am to 12pm and from 4pm to 7pm
Monday 1st May: from 10am to 12pm and from 4pm to 7pm Show more

Lead-Up to LA28 Officially Begins with the Princesa Sofía Regatta in Mallorca

PALMA DE MALLORCA, SPAIN (March 31, 2025) – 29 athletes representing the US across eight Olympic classes will spar with over 50 other countries at the 54th edition of the Trofeo Princesa Sofía Mallorca, considered to be the European season opener. Racing runs March 31-April 5 in the Bay of Palma and is the largest...Lead-Up to LA28 Officially Begins with the Princesa Sofía Regatta in Mallorca

PALMA DE MALLORCA, SPAIN (March 31, 2025) – 29 athletes representing the US across eight Olympic classes will spar with over 50 other countries at the 54th edition of the Trofeo Princesa Sofía Mallorca, considered to be the European season opener. Racing runs March 31-April 5 in the Bay of Palma and is the largest annual Olympic class regatta with nearly 800 boats and boards competing.

New this year, the Princesa Sofía is the first of two opportunities in 2025 for athletes to qualify for the US Sailing Team. Previously, athletes were only able to qualify for the USST through their class's annual World Championship.
The addition of the Princesa Sofía to the athlete selection procedures presents another vital opportunity for athletes to qualify and receive funding and resources on their journey to the Olympics.

This year's Princesa Sofía boasts one of the largest turnouts of athletes from the US Olympic Development Program (ODP) this early in a fresh Olympic cycle.
After five winter training camps in Miami, an impressive number of athletes are ready to put their domestic effort to the test and check in with international fleets as a valuable progress assessment.

In addition to ODP and USST athletes riding the winter momentum, the Bay of Palma will welcome some very seasoned veterans, including Rio 2016 49erFX Olympic pair Paris Henken and Helena Scutt with coaching by Paris 2024 49er Bronze Medalist Hans Henken. USA's Noah Lyons and Dominique Stater are back in the ring from the Paris Olympics on the men's and women's iQFOiL, and standout runner up names from US Olympic Trials have returned, some with new partners and new equipment.

On the water for the USA:
49er

Jordan Janov & Grant Janov
Andrew Mollerus & Trevor Bornarth
Nevin Snow & Ian MacDiarmid
Liam Walz & Abie Griggs
49erFX

Kelly Cole & Ellie Glenn
Maddie Hawkins & Lillian Myers
Paris Henken & Helena Scutt, 2016 Olympians
B Lindsay & GBR Crew
Men's Formula Kite

Adam Keaton
Noah Runciman
ILCA 6

Sophia Debs
Charlotte Rose
ILCA 7

Daniel Escudero
Chapman Petersen
Men's iQFOiL

Makani Andrews
Garrett January
Noah Lyons, Paris 2024 Olympian
Women's iQFOiL

Dominique Stater, Paris 2024 Olympian
Nacra 17

Carson Crain & Lindsay Gimple
Nicolas Martin & Carolina Zager

Onsite registration – March 28-30
Racing – March 31-April 5
Prizegiving – April 5 Show more

Nearly 100 Olympic Hopefuls Train at CISA Clinic in Long Beach, CA

With Paris in the rear-view mirror, 94 athletes with sights set on representing the Stars and Stripes took to future Olympic waters at Alamitos Bay Yacht Club for the prestigious 2025 CISA Advanced Racing Clinic.

The group spent 12 hours on the water, enjoyed five presentations, and learned from 16 staff that included six...Nearly 100 Olympic Hopefuls Train at CISA Clinic in Long Beach, CA

With Paris in the rear-view mirror, 94 athletes with sights set on representing the Stars and Stripes took to future Olympic waters at Alamitos Bay Yacht Club for the prestigious 2025 CISA Advanced Racing Clinic.

The group spent 12 hours on the water, enjoyed five presentations, and learned from 16 staff that included six Olympian coaches for three days of training March 15-17. Show more

Ayme Sinclair: Celebrating Pioneering Women for Women's History Month

This Women's History Month, US Sailing celebrates trailblazers who are not only excelling in their fields, but are also breaking barriers and advocating for inclusivity.

As the CEO of Women Who Sail, former Vice President of the National Women's Sailing Association, and a seasoned competitive sailor, Ayme Sinclair embodies...Ayme Sinclair: Celebrating Pioneering Women for Women's History Month

This Women's History Month, US Sailing celebrates trailblazers who are not only excelling in their fields, but are also breaking barriers and advocating for inclusivity.

As the CEO of Women Who Sail, former Vice President of the National Women's Sailing Association, and a seasoned competitive sailor, Ayme Sinclair embodies that title.

She is a pioneering African-American woman making waves—quite literally—in the world of sailing. Show more

Van Lithium upgrade Part 2 We complete the the change to lithium on our camper. With just a few small things to do the van upgrades are just about done.
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Van Lithium upgrade Part 2 We complete the the...

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Taking a Break. We travel South to the New Forest, then North West to Wales & meet up with friends. Still in the UK the months are flying by, but we are mega busy one way and another.

Taking a Break. We travel South to the New...

Taking a Break. We travel South to the New Forest, then North West to Wales & meet up with friends. Still in the UK the months are flying by, but we are mega busy one way and another. Sail Safe Guys, Ant & Cid XX 🇬🇧 ⛵️⛵️⛵️⛵️⛵️⛵️⛵️⛵️ =================================================== Welcome to our channel. This is a family channel there are no bikini shots, no bottoms, boobs or swearing....