The World Match Racing Tour steps into a new era this year with prospects of high-octane multihull racing and seven-figure prize money. Make sure you follow us on wmrt.com for all the thrills and spills – #TheGameChanger
Pair 1 Aside from the capsize, the bigger drama of the day came in the first match between Ian Williams and his GAC Pindar crew…
After nearly two decades of setting the worldwide standard in monohull match racing, the World Match Racing Tour’s history-making change to M32 catamarans creates a wide open playing field for some of the world’s best sailboat racers.
It may only have two sails and appear one of the simplest race boats afloat, but rather like the Laser dinghy, there are all manner…
Fremantle, WA (3rd March 2016) The second day of the World Match Racing Tour Fremantle served up some high-octane excitement, as the 20 international teams did battle with each other and the Australian elements today.
Robert Magnusson is the recently appointed CEO of Aston Harald Sports, the company that owns the rights not only to the World Match Racing Tour but also M32 World and the M32 Series.
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