The penultimate day of racing for the Paralympic events will get underway this morning, as medals will be decided in the 2.4mR (singlehanded), SKUD 18 (doublehanded) and Sonar (triplehanded) events. Continue reading

There is reason for optimism that Thursday will be good day of racing on Biscayne Bay for the 580 sailors from 50 nations, who are ready to prove themselves against the world’s best. Continue reading

Sailors and their coaches made the most of their down time for the third consecutive day, as rain showers and little breeze put a dampen on the racing outlook on Wednesday. The light air theme so far this week has forced sailors to use their extended onshore hours to acclimate to the conditions and adjust their equipment accordingly. Continue reading

Good news! AP flags are coming down and racing is expected this afternoon. All fleets have committed to one race, with the exception of the Men’s and Women’s 470, who are pondering the decision on when to launch. Stand by for Live Coverage, sponsored by Gowrie Group.

For the second consecutive day, racing is expected to be delayed until the wind fills in on Biscayne Bay.

The Women’s and Men’s 470 were scheduled to start at 10:00 and 10:15 am, respectively. Eight classes were scheduled to begin between 11:00 and 11:15 am. Four classes are scheduled to start later this afternoon. View the updated schedule (Subject to change).

Breeze is expected to hold light today until about 1:00 pm when a 5 knot build is expected out of the southeast. With the sea breeze, pressure will max out around 8 knots later this afternoon. Temperatures in the high 70s.

Stand by for more Live Coverage, sponsored by Gowrie Group, on today’s racing schedule, results, conditions, and more.

View photos from day one’s racing and the opening ceremonies.

Live Tracking by Swiss Timing will be available and can be viewed on the ISAF website. We may be experiencing some technical difficulties. Please stand by and thank you for your patience.