Lucy Macgregor, with her Team Mac, sailed home to gold at Lysekil Women's Match to claim this year's Women's Match Racing World Championship 2019, her third consecutive world title.

The third day of racing at the Lysekil Match Cup / Women's Match Racing World Championship is completed and the quarter final line up has been decided.

In perfect sailing conditions, with winds between 10-14 knots, on the second day of competition at the Lysekil Women's Match / Women's Match Racing World Championship Lucy Macgregor showed why she is the two-time defending World Champion by winning 7 out of 7 matches.

After the first day of competition four teams are on equal points at the top of the leader board in Lysekil Women's Match, the 2019 World Championship. Johanna Bergqvist, Pauline Courtois, Anna Östling and Claire Leroy all count four wins and one loss.

After high winds cancelled racing yesterday, GKSS Match Cup Sweden resumed in earnest today with the eight team repechage round in glorious conditions.

The island of Marstrand on the west coast of Sweden today proved why it is one of the best sailing venues in the world, as the twelve teams competing in the World Match Racing Tour championship finals revelled in spectacular conditions for fleet race Qualifying of the five day event.

Claire Leroy (FRA) and Marie Björling Duell (SWE) have joined the line-up for the Women's Match Racing World Championship 2019 in Lysekil, Sweden.

The World Match Racing Tour, under new ownership since 1 January, has announced an extension to the 2018 season in order to complete the World Championship following its sale by Aston Harald in December.

In very tricky conditions, skipper Lucy Macgregor and her British Team Mac with teammates Annie Lush, Nicky Walsh, and Kate Macgregor were declared 2018 Women's Match Racing World Champions in Ekaterinburg, Russia, defeating the French Match in Pink by Normandy Elite Team skippered by Pauline Courtois sailing with Maëlenn Lemaitre, Louise Acker, and Sophie Faguet.

Ekaterinburg's famous Verkh-Isetsky pond keeps presenting the sailors with great challenges and the penultimate day of the 2018 Women's Match Racing World Championship saw the trend continue as the field was reduced to four teams in a strong northwesterly wind.