Does the CSA Majors Trophy Redefine the Caribbean Racing Season?
The CSA Majors Trophy finally creates a season-long Caribbean sailing championship. But by defining what counts, does it also redefine the region’s racing calendar?
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Triple the Sailing Fun for 2026!
The Caribbean Sailing Association has split the year into three calendars — regattas, dinghies and cruising rallies — running through 2030.
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CSA to Offer Dual CSA–IRC Scoring Across 2026 Caribbean Regatta Circuit
Top Caribbean regattas will feature both CSA and IRC handicap scoring in 2026, expanding opportunities for diverse race fleets.
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Caribbean Sailing Association AGM 2025 Highlights
CSA AGM 2025 in St. Maarten brings sailing leaders together to advance regattas, youth sailing, and regional collaboration.
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CSA Welcomes New Junior Measurers to Antigua Team
The Caribbean Sailing Association appoints Sam Masterman and John Gaillard as junior measurers in Antigua, strengthening its regional measurement team.
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Budget Marine Windies Multihull Trophy Debuts for 2025 Caribbean Racing Season
The Budget Marine Windies Multihull Trophy launches for the 2025 Caribbean racing season, encouraging offshore multihulls to compete in top regattas and offshore passage events.
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Bastien Pouthier Elected President of the Caribbean Sailing Association
Bastien Pouthier, former CSA Chief Measurer, becomes the first measurer to be elected president of the Caribbean Sailing Association. Learn about his plans to drive growth, sustainability, and racing development in the Caribbean.
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Caribbean Sailing Association Elects New Board, Looks Ahead to 2021
The Caribbean Sailing Association (CSA) held its Annual General Meeting with 17 countries from Puerto Rico to Trinidad and Tobago attending
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Six Questions with CSA President, Alison Sly-Adams, about the Upcoming 2019-2020 Racing Season
Sly-Adams is focused on keeping the many yachts visiting her home island of Antigua, as well as the entire Caribbean, out racing on the deep blue seas
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Register Now – Intl Optimist Regatta Clinic & Team Race – June 10-16 2019
The St. Thomas Yacht Club and the Virgin Island Sailing Association are gearing up for the 2019 International Optimist Regatta, Clinic and Team Race
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CSA publishes FIVE YEAR Caribbean Racing Calendar for 2019-2023
The Caribbean Sailing Association five year racing calendar is now available. The Caribbean Racing Circuit for 2019 onwards has no less than 19 international events listed including passage racing, offshore, round the rocks, round the cans and, of course, around a number of different islands. Depending on the boat and your preferences, racing is served up…
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Antigua to host Caribbean Dinghy Championship
The Caribbean Sailing Association (CSA) is delighted to announce that the 2018 edition of the Caribbean Dinghy Championship (CDC) will be hosted by the Antigua Yacht Club (AYC), in association with the National Sailing Academy (NSA) in Falmouth Harbour, Antigua. The two-day regatta will take place on October 27th and 28th. The CDC event is unique in that…
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Antigua Sailing Week: Renascence
One hundred and sixteen teams from 37 different countries raced in the 51st edition of Antigua Sailing Week. Strong trade winds blew all week delivering heaven-sent conditions to over 1,000 competitors. Sir Peter Harrison’s superyacht Sojana was awarded the coveted Lord Nelson Trophy after a perfect scoreline of seven race wins in CSA 2. “This…
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All At Sea Profile: Antigua’s Regatta Stalwart Kathy Lammers Says Good-Bye to the Caribbean
An offer that she couldn’t refuse lured one of Caribbean sailing’s most dynamic movers and shakers north to her native Canada in January. However, that doesn’t mean Antigua & Barbuda’s Kathy Lammers is leaving the marine industry. Instead, she has traded a quartet of hats – chairman of the Regatta Organizing Committee (ROC) for Antigua…
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Trend: Caribbean Regattas Are Becoming Longer
We live in a fast-paced world where being time-starved is a way of life. Yet there is a trend towards Caribbean regattas becoming longer rather than shorter. For example, the St. Thomas International Regatta (STIR) added its Round the Rocks race last year in an effort to change up its four-decade format and the St….
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CSA Caribbean Winter Circuit Five Year Calendar Dates Published
Working closely with regatta managers and organizers, the Caribbean Sailing Association now keeps a five year calendar of international events, keeping it up to date on their website on a rolling basis to iron out any potential calendar clashes. Professional sailor Peter Holmberg is credited with recognizing the importance of ensuring that all the islands collaborate…
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Caribbean Sailing Association President Kathy Lammers Re-elected
Following a vote at the CSA Annual General Meeting held at the Jolly Beach Resort and Spa in Antigua, incumbent President Kathy Lammers was chosen to lead the Caribbean Sailing Association (CSA) for a further year. Past President Peter Holmberg, Pam Fuller (Treasurer), Mike Green and Alison Sly-Adams (Vice Presidents) also remain on the board….
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Grenada Friends and Experts Build New Caribbean 33
Look out racers, there will be a new kid on the block this upcoming Caribbean regatta season. Jason Fletcher, his crew at Grenada Marine, in St. David’s, and a talented team of friends and yacht experts, plan to launch their first Caribbean 33 in December, just in time to train and make the start at…
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International Optimist Regatta, presented by EMS Virgin Islands, and TOTE Maritime Clinic & Team Race Set for June 13-19
St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands. Exceptional coaching, competition and camaraderie are the qualities that make the International Optimist Regatta (IOR), presented by EMS (Electronic Merchant Systems) Virgin Islands, and the TOTE Maritime Clinic and Team Race a ‘must-do’ event for Optimist sailors and their families. This trio of events, which attracts 8- to 15-year-old junior…
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Ahoy! Happy MMXVI
Welcome to the first All At Sea of 2016. At this time, many editors like to look astern as the highlights of the past year bob in their wake but we are not going to do that, instead, we are going to look ahead, and we start with our four-page Regatta Preview. Nowhere in the…
