The final days of racing were mixed for all teams at the 2019 Blind Sailing Fleet Racing World Championships. After no racing on Day 5 due to lack of wind, day 6 looked promising with a more optimistic North Westerly building, but little did the team know it was to be...
The people of Kingstone and Kingstone Yacht Club have warmly welcomed GBR. As you will read from the individual reports each day is different and each race is different, from first look at a Shark 24 on Saturday, the teams have put all their knowledge together and are...
Kingstone Yacht Club play host to the 2019 Blind Fleet Racing World Championships, with seven countries from around the World including, Canada, France, USA, Australia, Japan alongside four teams from Great Britain.
Kingston’s Yacht Club is a friendly and welcoming plac...
The team have had a warm welcome to Canada and are all set to defend their Blind Sailing World Title.
Kingston Yacht Club (KYC), are the proud hosts of the 2019 Blind Fleet Racing World Championships in conjunction with World Sailing, with 7 country’s for around the Wor...
Starting on the 1st September, Kingston Yacht Club, in Canada will be hosting teams from around the World. Great Britain will be looking to defend the Squadron Cup, alongside setting their sights on individual medals. In 2017 the team came home with two Golds and two...
The championships were hosted by Azimut Salerno Sailing Association in conjunction with the Homerous Association in the port of Salerno. The Homerus Association is the founder of enabling blind sailors to match race alone with the use of acoustic buoys.
Blind Sailing’s relationship with the Island is approaching 30 years. It started with UKSA and to this day they continue to show their support for the charity. They give us a base where all can meet to have a social drink, but they also provide classrooms for training...
It is true to say that many clubs open their doors to GBR Blind Sailing to help them provide training to all levels of visually impaired sailors. For the winter months of 2019 we have been at Hollingworth Lake Sailing Club. The sailing club along with Hollingowrth La...
After a busy successful year, the team wanted to end with a bit of fun and a new skill that will enable all to advance their racing, so a weekend of two different types of spinnakers was planned.
We started 2018 being welcomed by Hollingworth Lake Sailing Club and Holli...
This 28 sailors head to Cowes with 12 visually impaired and 12 sighted sailors making up 6 teams, all competing for the title of Blind National Champion 2018.
But!!! The weather was not on their side. With force 6 bring wind of 30 to 47 knots the teams where held as...
