The 2023 GC32 Lagos Cup officially kicks off this week - from 21-25 June - where the fleet of GC32 flying catamarans will race in the Algarve, Portugal.

Competition for the one design flying catamarans of the 2023 GC32 Racing Tour will take place over three events and two venues in 2023: Riva Cup 24-28 May, Lagos Cup 21-25 June and the 2023 World Championship 10-14 July.

Alinghi Red Bull Racing are the winners of the 2022 GC32 Racing Tour.

The GC32 Racing Tour will return to its full five event schedule in 2022 and include several of the best in Europe for foiling catamaran competition, including a must-attend World Championship.

The GC32 Mar Menor Cup - the grand finale of the 2021 season - was also a grand farewell to the leaders of the Red Bull Sailing Team. Double Olympic gold medalists Roman Hagara and Hans Peter Steinacher are lowering the sail on their competitive racing careers after the event. The Austrian team arrived in Mar Menor on a high after their triumph at the GC32 World Championship in Villasimius. Some of the GC32 Class sailors share some of their favourite memories of sailing with and against the duo over the years!

Flying catamaran action gets under way on Murcia’s unique semi-landlocked sea with the final and deciding round of the 2021 GC32 Racing Tour.

Top international crew, including America’s Cup winners and Olympian gold medallists, are descending on Villasimius for one of the pinnacles in foiling catamaran racing, the third GC32 World Championship.

In one month’s time the GC32 Racing Tour is set to return to the idyllic Sardinian seaside resort of Villasimius for the headline event of its 2021 season: the GC32 World Championship. At least nine teams will be on the start line, including Ernesto Bertarelli’s Alinghi, winner of the first two events of this 2021 season and also the defending GC32 World Champion having been crowned in Lagos, Portugal in 2019.

With winds blowing close to 30 knots, all the teams hit near record breaking speeds of 37-40 knots on the penultimate day of racing in Lagos, Portugal.

A sensational four days of flying catamaran racing lies in store for the GC32 fleet as the second event of the 2021 GC32 Racing Tour season starts tomorrow (29 July) in Lagos on Portugal’s Algarve coast.

2019 reigning World Champions continue their winning streak into the 2021 season taking the GC32 Lagos Cup 1 title

The six teams couldn’t ask for more of the conditions than they experienced on the penultimate day of the GC32 Lagos Cup 1. Sunny skies, flat water, moderate breeze but very shifty, meaning you could never relax for a moment.

Four challenging races on day one of the GC32 Lagos Cup 1 brought sailors back to the marina with happy, smiling faces. OK, so a lack of wind on the Algarve coast meant racing was pushed back by a few hours. But what’s a few hours after you’ve been waiting 18 long months for racing to resume! Catch up on the action here.

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For a third year, the GC32 Racing Tour will start in Italy, but this time in Villasimius on the southeasternmost tip of Sardinia. 22 – 26 May: Villasimius, Sardinia, Italy

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All the best shots from day 2 of the GC32 TPM Med Cup.

Onboard action with the new GC32 Racing Tour team Frank Racing. The first official GC32 World Championship, featuring the combined foiling catamaran fleets of the GC32 Racing Tour and Extreme Sailing Series. www.gc32worlds.com

Beautiful drone shots from day 2 in Lake Garda at the GC32 World Championship. The first official GC32 World Championship, featuring the combined foiling catamaran fleets of the GC32 Racing Tour and Extreme Sailing Series. www.gc32worlds.com

Champagne celebrations on Sebastien Schneiter’s Team Tilt - 2018 GC32 World Champions. www.gc32worlds.com