The 2025 ILCA Senior European Championships & Open European Trophy in Marstrand combined world-class sailing with strong environmental responsibility. The event fully complied with Sweden’s strict recycling and environmental laws, setting a benchmark for sustainable sports events in Europe.
Source: HISC. The countdown is on for the 2025 Suzuki ILCA Master European Championships, a Gold Accredited Clean Regatta, and sustainability remains a core focus in our event planning. Our event sponsor, Suzuki, has kindly provided four quad bikes to support sailors during the Beach Clean, which will take place after racing on 17th June.
This June, the coastal town of Puck becomes more than just a sailing destination—it becomes a beacon of sustainability. As host of the 2025 ILCA 4 Youth European Championship & Open European Trophy, Puck will not only welcome top young sailors from across the continent, but also launch a far-reaching environmental campaign: “Young Sailors for
Planning for the 2025 Suzuki ILCA Master European Championships is well underway, with a strong commitment to making it the most sustainable sailing regatta in the UK this year. The event has been officially registered as a Clean Regatta, achieving prestigious Gold Accreditation for its extensive environmental initiatives. This effort is fully supported by and
As part of its commitment to a sustainable future, ILCA has introduced a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) to evaluate and improve the sustainability of both its events and boat production. This initiative aims to drive long-term, meaningful change while preserving the class’s rich legacy and competitive sailing values. With over 227,000 boats built, ILCA remains
We are pleased to announce that Club Vela Calella is taking bold steps to ensure that this year’s EurILCA Master Series Regatta in Spain is not only a thrilling sports competition but also an environmentally responsible one. With a strong commitment to sustainability and in alignment with EurILCA’s Sustainability Programme requirements, the club is preparing a
The St Vincent and the Grenadines Sailing Association together with the sailing community of the United Kingdom have developed a truly global approach to the sustainable development of sailing in emerging nations such as St Vincent and the Grenadines. Abandoned Laser at Queen Mary Sailing Club – Photo: Guy Noble. It started with a chance
We’re proud to inform that our Sustainability Programme has been shortlisted by World Sailing as one of the four exceptional finalists for the 2022 World Sailing 11th Hour Racing Sustainability Award, representing the full spectrum of global sustainability initiatives within sailing and the marine industry. The World Sailing 11th Hour Racing Sustainability Award celebrates the
We’re proud to inform that our Sustainability Programme has been shortlisted by World Sailing as one of the four exceptional finalists for the 2022 World Sailing 11th Hour Racing Sustainability Award, representing the full spectrum of global sustainability initiatives within sailing and the marine industry. The World Sailing 11th Hour Racing Sustainability Award celebrates the
The local organisation in Vilamoura have worked hard this days preparing a wonderful 2020 Laser 4.7 Youth Europeans event, and one of main efforts was focused on helping our Sustainability Programme to fight against plastic pollution, avoiding single-use plastics. On their arrival all participants were provided with aluminium bottles, and water tanks were placed along
