Timeline history of sailing

By Nico cañellas

  • First time in olympic games

  • Starts to be popular

    It was King Charles II of England who, while in exile in the Netherlands, discovered this sport and brought it to his country.

  • The Admiral's Cup is created

    The Admiral's Cup is created in order to encourage American boats to race in England. Starting in 1965, it awakens the interest of other nations and the regatta takes on great prestige.

  • First person to go around the world sailing

    Francis Chichester sets sail from Plymouth with the Gipsy Moth IV to circumnavigate the world alone along the “three capes”.

  • First edition of the BOC Challenge, solo round the world stage

  • The IMOCA 60-foot Class is born, which will regulate monohull vessels for solo regattas.

  • The Barcelona World Race is born, around the world with two crew members and non-stop.

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