World Match Racing Tour Announces Vietnam as New Venue for 2010.
February 7, 2010 by admin
Filed under Business, S.E. Asia, World Match Racing Tour
The new management of the World Match Racing Tour have a stated aim to make the series a true world championship to rival global sports like Formula 1. It was expected that the tour would announce new events and new venues in 2010, but not many people would have guessed that the first new event [...]
Phuket Race Week Sponsors Renew for 2010
S.E. Asia is a little underepresented when it comes to sailing. That’s changing of course – the Monsoon Cup has shown that competitive yacht racing can be a great commercial success and other rights holders and event organisers are slowly moving into the region.
The Volvo Ocean Race visited Singapore, the Louis Vuitton Trophy will visit [...]
New Man at the Helm of Singapore Sailing.
January 5, 2010 by admin
Filed under Appointments, Olympic Classes, S.E. Asia
It’s a little early in the decade to be making predictions, but nevertheless, we are going to go out on a limb and say that one of the big trends for sailing over the next 10 years will be the increasing emergence of the sport in new markets. It is no accident that the popular [...]
Louis Vuitton Trophy Announces Events in Growth Markets.
December 18, 2009 by admin
Filed under Europe, Louis Vuitton Trophy, Middle East, New Zealand, S.E. Asia
Thanks to ALL4ONE for providing great up to date information on the emerging series that is the Louis Vuitton Trophy. The French German Team are one of the most pro-active when it comes to providing information to partners and stakeholders, including the media.
Yesterday, the enigmatic World Sailing Teams Association (WSTA) and Louis Vuitton announced four [...]
Monsoon Cup Prize Money a Glimpse of WMRT Future? #WMRT
November 30, 2009 by admin
Filed under Business, S.E. Asia, World Match Racing Tour
Ever since it was announced that the World Match Racing Tour was under new ownership in September, many have been wondering what the future holds for the championship.
Most have welcomed the change of ownership, with a belief that the Tour will benefit from increased investment. Certainly if the prize pool for the 2009 Monsoon Cup [...]









