Sky New Zealand wins exclusive America's Cup rights
Broadcaster to show all stages of 35th edition of the race for the Auld Mug.
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Sky New Zealand wins exclusive America's Cup rights
Broadcaster to show all stages of 35th edition of the race for the Auld Mug.
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Land Rover extends sponsorship of Extreme Sailing Series
Carmaker commits for a further two years.
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Oman and New York to host America’s Cup regattas
Sultanate and city sign deals with America’s Cup Event Authority.
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BT joins Land Rover BAR as sustainability partner
America's Cup team signs new technology partnership.
Sailing Business News
Turner departs as Volvo Ocean Race reconsiders 2019/20 schedule
Chief executive leaves as yacht race reverts on plan to use Super 60 boats.
Omega clocks in for 2017/18 Volvo Ocean Race
Swiss watchmaker named official timekeeper of round-the-world yacht race.
Reports: Prada to sponsor America’s Cup
Italian fashion house to replace Louis Vuitton as naming sponsor for yacht race.
Chicago to stage World Match Racing Tour’s US leg
Illinois-based city returns to host sailing tour stopover for first time since 2014.
Nasdaq returns for 2017/18 Clipper Race
Stock exchange named final team partner for round the world yacht race.
Garmin sets sail for 2017/18 Clipper Race
Company named team partner of yacht race for third consecutive campaign.
PSP Logistics renews partnership with Clipper Race
Company returns as logistics supplier and team partner of round the world yacht race.
ChartCo returns for 2017/18 Clipper Race
Maritime data supplier named official partner of round the world yacht race.
Hempel comes on board for 2018 Sailing World Championships
Global coatings supplier named title sponsor of next year’s competition.
Bradesco renews backing of Brazilian Sailing Confederation
Long-term partnership extended until Tokyo 2020.
Barcelona to host Extreme Sailing Series stop for next four years
Organisers OC Sport confirm return to Spain set for next month.
Volvo Ocean Race confirms move to two-year cycle
Round-the-world race to become biennial from 2017/18 edition.
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Taking offshore off shore – Phil Sharp’s Vendée goal
The Channel Island of Jersey has built a reputation for itself as an offshore banking haven. Now, plans are afoot to transform it into an offshore sailing hub.
How the Extreme Sailing Series brought brands to sailing, and sailing to the people - part 2
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