The Ocean Race chairman Richard Brisius has spoken of his desire to bring the around-the-world sailing event back to Denmark after hailing Aarhus as "outstanding" hosts.

World Sailing has urged the sailing community around the globe to support the One Blue Voice petition on establishing a "Universal Declaration of Ocean Rights", insisting the "time to act is now".

The Ocean Race has ramped up its efforts to make a big impression in the Chinese market despite losing Shenzhen as one of the host cities for this year’s around-the-world sailing event.

Danish Sailing Association President Line Markert has played down her youthful team’s chances of medal success for next year’s Olympics in Paris.

Two-time Olympian Francesca Clapcich of Italy has urged future America’s Cup defenders to "change the machine" in a bid to redress the gender balance in one of sailing’s greatest competitions.

A key official in the running of The Ocean Race here has spoken of Aarhus’ quest to ensure it is "not only a sailing city" in its bid to stage further major events.

French sailor Kevin Escoffier has stepped down as skipper of Team Holcim-PRB at The Ocean Race here following allegations of "inappropriate behaviour" towards a woman.

Dutch sailor Nicholas Heiner has credited The Ocean Race for re-energising his career after his discipline was cut from the Olympic Games.

Danish Olympic gold medallist Martin Kirketerp has stressed the need for sailing to be raced at high speed and be "as spectacular as possible" to ensure it keeps up with the modern sporting world.

Hosts Netherlands dominated at the Allianz Regatta, winning golds in four categories, while France took the titles in both Formula Kite events in Medemblik.

WindWhisper powered to victory here to make it back-to-back in-port victories in their mission to win The Ocean Race VO65 Sprint Cup.

Danish Finance Minister Nicolai Wammen has called on Governments around the world to follow his country’s lead in pushing to implement legislation to protect the ocean.

World Sailing's Board has confirmed a plan to allow Russians and Belarusians to return to competition in April next year.

Home sailor Domonkos Nemeth won the 2023 open and under-23 titles for the first time at the Finn Europeans in Csopak, Hungary.

World Sailing has revealed that it will make a decision on the readmission of Russian and Belarusian athletes as neutrals following its Council meeting scheduled to be held on May 18.