The RS Aero – 10 years on
RS Aero World Championship 2024 – Event Preview
Meet The Team: AUS’ Genevieve Wickham & Grant Alderson
RS Aero Youth World Championship, Marstrand, Sweden – Full Report
Have a Sailing Adventure in an RS Dinghy!
Aug 30, 2019 | Blog
At RS we’re not all about the racing, we love adventures too… and we think everywhere looks better when seen from the water. There’s nothing like escaping the crowds and sailing from one place to another- especially to somewhere new. Whether you plan to go on a small...
How Sailors can be Greener at events…
Aug 30, 2019 | Blog
In a world in which millions more people are falling in love with Sailing, we must all work together to create a sustainable future for our sport and protect the waters of the world! Here are 8 top tips to being more sustainable at Sailing events, so together we can...
An insight into the competitive nature of the RS200 fleet!
Aug 9, 2019 | Blog
The RS200 fleet has grown hugely over the past few years with over 100 boats attending the 2019 National Championships hosted by the Royal Torbay Yacht Club. Now, it may seem trivial for the rabbits of the gate start to be wearing bunny ears and for the sailor who...
The RS Aero fleet prepares to battle it out at Lake Garda for the RS Aerocup title
Aug 2, 2019 | Blog, News Stories
The 2019 RS Aero European Championships will take place in Lake Garda with the fleet entered at more than 100 boats. From the 17th of august, the RS Aero’s will descend into one of the most iconic sailing venues in the world Lake Garda, Italy. With this years' entry...
20 Years of the RS800
Jul 16, 2019 | Blog
Luke McEwen traces the conception and development of the exciting double-handed skiff As the RS800 marks the 20th anniversary of its first championship this year, leading class sailor Luke McEwen takes a look at the team that developed the boat from its initial...
Lake Thunderbird BoatHouse Sailing Program – New RS Fleets!
Jul 16, 2019 | Blog
By Les Cummings - Lake Thunderbird Educational Foundation The Lake Thunderbird Educational Foundation and the Thunderbird Sailing Club are celebrating their 20th year of teaching children and adults following the US Sailing training and education program. As a...
The RS Neo – the unsung hero of the RS Sailing range
Jul 3, 2019 | Blog
You can sail, you love it and you want to get better at it, but you are not ready to jump into a performance boat. Maybe you have joined your first sailing club after learning to sail? Or you are coming back to sailing after decades away from the craft. Or you quite...
Are you looking for the perfect tool for training? Did you know the RS Zest is best?
Jul 3, 2019 | Blog
The RS Zest was built with sail training at the centre of its design. Learning from the strengths of our range and gaining an in-depth insight into what training centres want, we got the best on board to create the ultimate training centre dinghy. Jo Richards, who was...
A Success Story: the Feva Double-Handed Dinghy in British Columbia written by Jean-Pierre Kiekens
Jun 28, 2019 | Blog
Article Written by © Jean-Pierre Kiekens, 2019. All Rights Reserved. Read the original articial by checking out the OPTIMIST, OPEN BIC, YOUTH & OLYMPIC SAILING BLOG This article is about a success story, the development of an approximately 30 boat large...
VLOG – Get to know some of the features of this exciting new boat from RS, the RS21
Jun 26, 2019 | Blog, Video Blog
Check out his fab video overview of the RS21 by West Coast Sailing’s Jake Sorosky. https://youtu.be/XpUKNLoeFtE
RS Aero 2019 North American Championship – A showdown of all the talent in the North American RS Aero fleet
Jun 25, 2019 | Blog
One of America’s most inspiring Championship venues, The Gorge, Cascade Locks, Oregon, USA will be hosting the 2019 RS Aero North American Championships this weekend. With 31 sailors pre-registered with a few days to go, it's tipped to be an awesome event. Competitors...
It’s about the cost (not the price) – Seahorse Magazine
Jun 24, 2019 | Blog, News Stories
Written by - Seahorse Magazine To improve behaviour it is first essential to put in place a reliable means with which to monitor progress Wouldn’t it be great, when we buy things like sails, blocks, ropes, wet weather gear, antifoul paint – or even a whole new boat –...