J/70 Cup 2026: discover where and when
Milan – After celebrating Yann Inghilesi’s Cyclone as the new Italian J/70 champion and Massimo Rama’s Why Not CAIM as the winner among the Corinthians, and the successes in the 2025 J/70 Cup for Gullboy Guriel’s Deniczik and the amateurs of Gianfranco Noè’s White Hawk, the J/70 Italian Class has promptly announced the racing calendar for the 2026 edition of
J/70 Cup 2026, the calendar is out!
The 2026 season is ready to set sail!With four J/70 Cup events and four international regattas, 2026 will be an exciting year for the Italian J/70 Class.Kicking off in April from Tuscany, closing in October with the Italian Championship, and in between: Lerici, Torbole, three World Championships and the European Championship in Barcelona.A season that promises top-level racing and world-class
The fleet is in Imperia for the closing of the circuit and the J/70 Italian Championship
Imperia – The countdown has begun in Imperia, where, between Friday and Sunday, the specialists of the J/70 class will once again cross bows for an event that will have dual significance: on the one hand, as the 2025 Italian J/70 Championship, and on the other, as the final stage of the 2025 J/70 Cup. Organized by the Porto Maurizio
Yupi is the first J/70 Mixed Plus World Champion, DSP wins in the Corinthian division
It’s hard to imagine a better debut for the inaugural J/70 Mixed Plus World Championship, held in the iconic sailing venue of Torbole, on Lake Garda. Fifty teams from 18 nations came together for a week of spectacular and intense racing. The event marked a resounding success for a new and innovative format that, right from its first edition, attracted
Yupi extends its lead, To Nessa climbs onto the podium: all eyes on the grand finale in Torbole
A busy day full of tactical challenges has just wrapped up in Torbole, where the first-ever J/70 Mixed Plus World Championship continues at full speed. Once again, Lake Garda delivered ideal racing conditions, with the southern Ora breeze blowing steadily from 195°, ranging between 12 and 18 knots. Shifty and gusty, the wind put both crews and tacticians to the
J/70 Mixed Plus World Championship 2025 Yupi still in control after Day 2
Second day of racing today in Torbole for the J/70 Mixed Plus World Championship. Although the “Ora” breeze was lighter than yesterday, it didn’t disappoint: it blew steadily enough to deliver three fair, fun, and hard-fought races. Holding on to the top of the leaderboard is the Spanish team Yupi, with Joan Cardona at the helm. A strong, consistent day for
J/70 MIXED PLUS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP – YUPI LEADS AFTER A PERFECT OPENING DAY IN TORBOLE
Lake Garda delivered its finest conditions for the opening day of the first-ever J/70 Mixed Plus World Championship: three races completed in a steady, warm Ora breeze peaking at 20 knots. With 50 teams from 18 nations, the fleet reflects the unexpected success of this inclusive and competitive format. The event brings together an elite mix of sailors: Olympic medalists,
The J/70 fleet restarts from Livorno and from the Accademia Navale’s Settimana Velica Internazionale
Riva del Garda – Three weeks before the first seasonal event, scheduled for May 2-4 in Livorno, the fleet starring in the J/70 Cup 2025 is in a state of great excitement: these are the days of fine tuning, of the final preparations, followed by the usual questions, typical for each crew, about the actual state of form of their
Federico Siragna, President of the J/70 Italian Class: “The J/70 Cup has no rivals: the numbers say it”
Milan – Almost two weeks after the conclusion of the J/70 Cup 2024, archived with the success of the Americans of Rowdy by Richard Witzel and with the victory of the Italian title by Notaro Team by Luca Domenici, the president of the J/70 Italian Class, Federico Siragna, draws up the balance of a season that has confirmed the local
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