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One measure of the success of Olympic class racing on Biscayne Bay is the steadily growing participation. The numbers in 2015-599 boats from 63 countries-make this a record turnout. But make that 64 countries. Add Cuba to the list.

One measure of the success of Olympic class racing on Biscayne Bay is the steadily growing participation. The numbers in 2015-599 boats from 63 countries-make this a record turnout. But make that 64 countries. Add Cuba to the list.

The midway stage of ISAF Sailing World Miami, Presented by Sunbrella, has been reached and it's a key stage of the regatta with every point vital in the quest for glory.

Dental problems - one of the worse curses that can strike an offshore sailor in the middle of the ocean - have forced MAPFRE's Anthony Marchand out of the next leg of the Volvo Ocean Race from Sanya to Auckland.

There's a world of difference between skiing a long, smooth run and skiing on moguls. Today, forget the waves, it was the breeze on Biscayne Bay that was "moguls." Shift upon shift upon shift upon shift.

There's a world of difference between skiing a long, smooth run and skiing on moguls. Today, forget the waves, it was the breeze on Biscayne Bay that was "moguls." Shift upon shift upon shift upon shift.

A wonderful Wednesday is on the cards in Miami for the third day of racing with a cool morning breeze complementing the south Florida sunshine.

The SIM 34th RS:One Asian Championships in Singapore came to a close on the 25 January after four days of intense racing in varied wind conditions, from mixed planning to tactical pumping.