The Finn Gold Cup and Masters often attracts over 300 boats. This time in Brisbane.

The Etchells Worlds return to San Diego Yacht Club for an epic showdown.

IC37 is an innovative amateur one-design class designed to race with a crew of family and friends. Men and women. Young and not so young. Sailors who race for the love and joy of the sport.

In what may be the most highly contested one design world championship of the year, the J/70 Worlds will be held in Cascais, Portugal. Big waves are expected.

The absolute top of one design racing in boats provided by the host club. After nine times with mixed crews, this time in a women only event. It will be the inaugural edition of the New York Yacht Club Women’s International Championship at the New York Yacht Club Harbour Court in Newport, R.I.

In it’s 27th running, the Melges 24 Worlds returns to North America to the Little Travers Yacht Club on Lake Michigan.

After all these years, the J/24 Worlds is still one of the hardest to win. This time down under in Melbourne.

The Star Worlds at Coral Reef Yacht Club in Miami. There is really nothing more to say!

Out of the past and straight into the future. The Moth class was one of the first to foil (2000), but did you know the class dates back to 1932? In 2026 the Moth Worlds will be held in Perth, Australia and will bring out the big names in foiling.