WoW April25 25 Global Sailing Show. Figaro 3 Paprec, Tom Ehman Explains Why the AC is Imploding,

Please Like, Shre and Subscribe to our wekly Sailing Highlights Show. This is Sailings weekly highlights show, the World on Water, April 25, 2025. These are videos released in the past 7 days, and we have been weekly since 2010. We pay tribute to all World War veterans this Anzac Day. At precisely 13:02 last Sunday, the 19 mixed duos taking part in the Transat Paprec, set sail from Concarneau. After the emotional goodbyes on the pontoons, the fleet tackled a spectacular coastal course under a brooding grey sky, yet enjoyed mild sailing conditions, a north-westerly breeze of 10 to 15 knots, before heading into the Atlantic. Another small clip on how the 18 Footers round marks or fight for bouy room. The Americas Cup is in disarray as teams leve after the kiwis release a new protocol. Cup Rules legend Tom Ehman discusses the fallout in his bi-weekly Sailing Blog, Sailing Illustrated. He has the new deal, and he is the best to make sense of what it means for the long term. This is not all Tom has to say on the subject, so follow Sailing Illustrated on Facebook and YouTube. Maui ProAm 2025: Opening Day Delivers Classic Ho’okipa Showdown Day one of the Maui ProAm 2025, presented by MFC Hawaii, lit up Ho’okipa, with classic spring trade winds and a building swell that just kept getting better. With firing conditions from the start, the Men hit the water first, 2 waves and 1 jump to count, and the pace was full throttle. Heats were quickly shortened as riders filled scorecards with ease. Some 230 of the UK’s top young talents took part in the 2025 RYA Youth National Championships. UK Youth Champions were decided Friday 18 April in the Ilca 6, Ilca 7, 4 20, 29er, Nacra 15 and i Q Foil classes. The results are used to select the British Youth Sailing Team, who will represent Great Britain at international regattas. This includes the Youth World Championships as well as the domestic youth squad for the year ahead. Meet the incredible olympic sailors during the Semaine Olympique Française. The 2nd stage of the Sailing Grand Slam taking place from the 19th to the 26th of april, in He air, Toulon Provence France. Day 1 had 729 competitors, from 56 nations. All 10 fleets were on the water, and the 31 races saw the Next Olympic generation shining. The 56th edition of French Olympic Week (Semaine Olympique Française de He air, Toulon Provence) began in classic Côte d'Azur conditions as 729 competitors from 56 nations started six days of racing.