Para World Sailing News

July kicks off a thrilling trio of Para Championships with - for the first time - all boats supplied to the athletes, making it so much easier for the sailors to compete.

West Australian Robert Crofts and Victorian Neil Patterson are the Australian Para Sailing Champions for 2020.

The 2020 - 2023 Para World Sailing Strategy was released at World Sailing's 2019 Annual Conference in Bermuda and has clearly defined goals, priorities and tactics to take the discipline forward.

World Sailing has established a 2020 - 2023 Para World Sailing Strategy that outlines goals, priorities and tactics for the discipline.

World Sailing's 2020 - 2023 Para World Sailing Strategy outlines the goals, priorities and tactics that will enable the discipline to grow.

Oman Sail, BP Oman and Oman Paralympic Committee have come together to launch the region's first para-sailing programme, SailFree, which is designed to introduce people with a physical impairment to the sport of sailing.

At World Sailing's 2019 Annual Conference in Bermuda, the 2020 - 2023 Para World Sailing Strategy was launched and shared.

Great Britain's Megan Pascoe dominated the 2.4mR World Championship in Genoa, Italy, never finishing outside of the top three, to claim a comprehensive victory.

Portimão, Portugal hosted more than 140 sailors racing in 98 boats across five classes at the 2019 Hansa European Championships from 5 - 12 October 2019.

Kingston, Canada, the host venue of the 1976 Olympic Sailing Competition hosted 56 sailors from six nations for the 2019 Blind Fleet Racing World Championships from 31 August to 8 September.

Following the disappointing decision by the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) not to include Sailing at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, World Sailing has reviewed its strategy for Para Sailing, so it can continue to grow, promote and develop the sport worldwide.