Mixed Offshore World Series

15/03/2021

Onboard impressions and drone shots from offshore eSailing in the ! Do you take part in the NSR eSeries? 👏🏼

08/03/2021

: Gender equality. Rights. Freedom. A day to be celebrated! With the we want to set an example in this area and support this movement. In Sailing, it’s the skill that counts, not the gender. How could it be more opportune to take a look at the women at the , which ended last weekend.
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Passionate, very capable, ambitious and excellent female sailors, who are in no way inferior to the men! True heroines: Pip Hare (Pip Hare Ocean Racing , Clarisse Clemer (Clarisse sur l'Atlantique Alexia Barrier, Miranda Merron, Isabelle Joschke
Isabelle Joschke - Skipper MACSF and Samatha Davies.

📸: Oliver Blanchet/Alea // Bernard Le Bars/Alea // Alexia Barrier/TSE-4MYPLANET // Jean-Marie Liot/Alea // Vincent Curutchet/Alea // Jean-Louis Carlo/Alea

21/02/2021

Congratulations go to Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli Team for winning the Prada Cup and for being challengers of the 36th America's cup!!! 🏆 💪

📸 : Cor 36/Studio Borlenghi

08/02/2021

▶️ START OF MOWS POSTPONED TO APRIL ◀️

Due to the ongoing corona pandemic and the partial worsening of the situation in some countries, the planned World Cup in Palma (Princess Sophia Trophy) had to be moved to late summer. As a result and due to the claim of the MOWS organizers to ensure the health of all sailors, the decision was made to postpone the MOWS events to starting in April. Travel restrictions to France currently include an exemption for athletes training for the Olympics or for Olympic preparation events. Nevertheless the organizers stick to a detailed hygiene concept and are working in close coordination with all relevant authorities to ensure the health of everyone.


In order to continue to embed the series in the SOF Hyères, the races will be postponed to the following dates:

- MOWS 1: 09-11 April (Marseille to Hyères)
- World Cup Hyères: 17-24 April (Hyères)
- MOWS 2: 07-09 May (Hyères to Marseille)
- MOWS 3: 14-16 May (Marseille)

All events can be booked at:
👉 www.mixedoffshoreworldseries.com/


📸 : Nico Krauss // www.nico-krauss.de

04/02/2021

20 year record broken: Clarisse Cremer () is the first woman to sail around the world in 87 days, becoming a role model not only for female sailors 🥇

📸: Vincent Curuchet/ Alea // Jean-Louis Carli/Alea

29/01/2021

Gigantic performances at the ! Congrats for the victory to 🏆 and to and for 2nd and 3rd place! made history as the first German participant 💪🏼
Fascinated by offshore sailing it’s time right now for the to set sail!

📸: Jean-Louis Carli/Alea/ Maitre Coq // Yvan Zedda/Alea //Boris Hermann/Seaexplorer-YC de Monaco // Murielvdb

21/01/2021

📢 ⚠️ ⛵️REGISTER YOUR TEAM NOW FOR THE MIXED OFFSHORE WORLD SERIES 2021!
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➡️ Pre-book now at mixedoffshoreworldseries.com!

Although World Sailing and with it the worldwide offshore community still has to wait for the final decision of the International Committee until May 2021 at the latest, the Mixed Offshore World Series will start in spring 2021 together with the SOF Hyères as well as the Princess Sofia Trophy in Palma.

✅ REGISTER HERE: www.mixedoffshoreworldseries.com/events-2021/pre-booking/

📸: L30 Class Association

Fédération Française de Voile Olympic

15/01/2021

⚠ : MIXED OFFSHORE WORLD SERIES STARTS TEST RUN IN COOPERATION WITH TWO WORLD CUPS (SOF HYÈRES AND PRINCESS SOFIA PALMA WEEK) IN SPRING 2021 ⚠
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Double handed mixed sailing has had an explosive growth story in recent months. This new discipline, in which a man and a woman compete together in a 30-foot (about 10-meter) one-design racing yacht in 36-42-hour long-distance or coastal races, is gaining popularity around the world. Not least because the World Sailing – the government body of the sport of sailing – would like to include this discipline in the Olympic portfolio for Paris 2024. The IOC is expected to give its final approval in the coming months.

The Mixed Offshore World Series (MOWS) was founded to take up this development path of the new Olympic discipline and to give the teams, national federations and relevant talent promoting yacht clubs an entry opportunity into this new discipline. “Our goal is to give global teams a long-term perspective for top-level one-design offshore sailing events with our new event format,” says Oliver Schwall, founder and initiator of MOWS. “We want to organize up to 18 Coastal Races per year in the Baltic Sea and the Mediterranean, and at the various stop-overs we also want to offer teams the additional opportunity to conduct individual training or even national qualifications.”

The MOWS have teamed up with the organizers of two well-known World Cups – the SOF Hyères (France) and the Princess Sofia Trophy in Palma (Spain) and within this partnership the organizers will start both – the Mixed Offshore World Series and offer the Mixed Offshore discipline within the two World Cups.

🔗 Find the full news and dates now on mixedoffshoreworldseries.com/news!

📷 credits: Team Winds

World Sailing Fédération Française de Voile Trofeo Princesa Sofía Iberostar

Double handed mixed sailing has had an explosive growth story in recent months. This new discipline, in which a man and a woman compete together in a 30-foot (about 10-meter) one-design racing yacht in 36-42-hour long-distance or coastal races, is gaining popularity around the world. Not least becau...