Youth Sailing World Championship News

The 48th Youth Sailing World Championships drew to a close this evening with the presentation of the medals at the Closing Ceremony.

The racing portion of the 48th Youth Sailing World Championships wrapped up this afternoon with the final three gold medalists determined.

The fourth day of the 48th Youth Sailing world Championships saw six class winners crowned gold medalists.

If yesterday was moving day at the 48th annual Youth Sailing World Championships today might be considered the last chance.

Of the nine classes racing at the 48th Youth Sailing World Championships, few are as closely contested as the Girls' RS:X, the Boys' Laser Radial and the Girls' 29er. While the podium is starting to take shape in a few classes, these three still are wide open and up for grabs.

Sustainability and ocean conservation is at the forefront of the 2018 Youth Sailing World Championships in Corpus Christi, Texas, USA as the event bids to become a benchmark for all future World Sailing events.

Welcome to moving a day at the 48th annual Youth Sailing World Championships. Here is how you can follow day 3 three of the colossal event.

In winning all three races by comfortable margins, Argentina's Nacra 15 crew of Teresa Romairone and Dante Cittadini have forged a comfortable lead in the open multihull class at the 48th Youth Sailing World Championships.

The 48th Youth Sailing World Championships rolls into Day two expecting more of the same, that is windy, wet and wild conditions for the 382 sailors aged 16 to 19.

More than 30 years have passed since the Youth Sailing World Championships have been held in the U.S.A, but if the week continues as it started for Team USA this regatta will long be remembered by the 14 American teenage sailors.

Following on from last evening's splendid Opening Ceremony hosted by 11th Hour Racing and The Harte Institute, the 48th annual Youth Sailing World Championships begin in earnest today with racing scheduled in all nine classes.