World Sailing, the world governing body of the sport, has partnered with the International Federation for Athletes with Intellectual Impairments (INAS) to jointly promote and grow sailing for people with intellectual impairments globally.

Can Am #4, the penultimate regatta of the five-event 2019 2.4mR Can Am Championship, saw 20 competitors - the largest fleet of the season - get to work on the waters of Charlotte Harbor from February 22-24.

Disabled sailors are starting to take to the blue waters of the Dominican Republic after the most recent Paralympic Development Program (PDP) clinic provided the Federacion Dominicana de Vela with the framework to succeed.

The Notice of Race and Sailing Instructions for the 2019 Para World Sailing Championship, which will be held in Puerto Sherry, El Puerto de Santa María, Cadiz, Spain from 30 June - 7 July has been published.

Sixteen competitors took to the waters of Charlotte Harbor over the weekend of January 25-27 for the 2019 Edge Sailing Midwinters -- event three in the five-event 2.4mR Can Am Championship series.

The National Sailing Academy in Antigua is set to host participants from six countries for the first Paralympic Development Program (PDP) clinic of 2019.

The Inaugural Australian Para Sailing Championships were held at Royal Brighton Yacht Club in Victoria from December 13 to 16, 2018. The Championships were held in conjunction with the 2.4mR, Hansa 303 and SKUD 18 open fleet racing in the Sail Melbourne International Regatta.

The first Paralympic Development Program (PDP) clinic of 2019 will be held at National Sailing Academy in Antigua from 19 - 25 January.

Hiroshima, Japan hosted the 2018 Hansa Class World and International Championships, welcoming 191 sailors from 24 countries at Kannon Marina.

Sandringham Yacht Club in Melbourne, Australia will host the final Paralympic Development Program (PDP) clinic of 2018 from 8-11 December.

Australian, British and Brazilian competitors clinched gold at the Para World Sailing Championships as the regatta drew to a close in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, USA.

Lake Michigan showed a different side on Friday as strong winds whipped up just off of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, USA at the Para World Sailing Championships.

Light breeze coupled with choppy waves on Lake Michigan resulted in a tough day for the 98 competitors from 39 nations racing at the Para World Sailing Championships in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, USA.

British and Canadian teams booked their spot in Saturday's RS Venture Connect winner-take-all final as the Para World Sailing Championships continued in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, USA.

The 98 sailors from 39 nations racing at the 2019 Para World Sailing Championships in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, USA had a cool introduction to Lake Michigan as racing across the four fleets got underway.

A record 98 sailors from 39 nations will race at the Para World Sailing Championships in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, USA from 18-22 September 2018.