Doyle Sails Sweden

Doyle Sails winning the Transatlantic race aboard !

Well done to Doyle Powered taking out Line Honours and winning the overall trophy in the ! Doyle Swedens came in 🥉 overall onboard Moneypenny.

Excited to help get their new sails ready for the upcoming season! The boat started life as an AC45 and the team has continually developed and optimised the boat and aero package for Hungarian lake sailing! The countdown is on until the biggest Lake race in the world! 📸 Zsombor

MOTH FROTH | Sneak peek, Doyle Sails Sweden expert and sailing legend has spent three days testing the next generation of Doyle Moth sail.
Kyle was joined by fellow sailor and kiwi Olympian Andrew Brown, who spent time on the water with Russell Coutts and his son Mattias at the Manly Sailing Club, north of Auckland. A squad of eager, up-and-coming New Zealand Moth sailors also joined the session, where a valuable feedback loop was created between the sailors and the Doyle Sails design team, who were also on the water.
👀 Keep an eye out for the next generation, launching soon!
Photo Credit // Adam Mustill Photography

Great team last week at . Now’s the time to get prepared for the upcoming season! Contact us for any sail servicing needs or a new quote!

Come and see us at the Båtmässan Goteborg from Saturday 4th until Sunday the 12th! Hall C stand 28!

’s hosting a talk at on tactics and strategy. Great way to start thinking about the upcoming sailing season! Now’s the time to make sure your sails are prepared too! Get in touch for any service work or new sail inquiries!

Kyle Langford hosting a talk on tactics and strategy at GKSS - Royal Gothenburg Yacht Club when its still too cold and dark to be on the water!

Good time to get your order to make sure you’re ready to the upcoming season! Doyle Sails J70 sails have been leading the charge in development over the last few years!

ROLEX SYDNEY HOBART 2022 | Doyle-powered yachts are first to Hobart.

Congratulations to Andoo Comanche, who took Line Honours in the 2022 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, and to Christian Beck's LawConnect, who crossed the line less than half an hour later.

🥇 Andoo Comanche 0056 AEDT, 28th December
🥈 LawConnect 0123 AEDT, 28th December

The annual Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race consistently brings the best yachts and sailors to Sydney, where they all begin their journey south to Hobart on Boxing Day, hoping to win arguably two of the world’s most recognisable sailing trophies in the world – the Tattersall Cup for the overall IRC winner and the John H Illingworth Challenge Cup for the boat that takes line honours and reaches Hobart first.

This year a total of four super maxi’s vied for line honours. After an intense battle to lead out of the Sydney heads on Boxing Day with fifty percent of the maxis doing penalty turns, Andoo Comanche consistently led the fleet south, followed closely by LawConnect.

Read more here // http://ow.ly/4O9S50McPOX
Photo Credit // Rolex Sydney Hobart

Team Moneypenny all set for the trip south on Boxing Day! Looking like a dream downwind run with Moneypenny one of the front runners for the overall title! 📷

Good luck to .bruni starting the in Argentina 🇦🇷 this week!

Well done to for their 3rd Australian championship in a row! Using a full Doyle Stratis inventory! Well done team! 📷

Our Structured luff technology is not just for race boats! Seen here on the 27 in Austria. Providing significantly reduced loads required to achieve the perfect flying shape!

pushing it at the front of the with a full Doyle Sails wardrobe. Midpoint of the regatta and 2 points off the lead!

Light airs down at onboard Cannonball

Well done to for taking out the Doyle Sails Swedish Moth championships hosted by GKSS - Royal Gothenburg Yacht Club. Doyle Sails swept the podium with David Gilmour taking the silver medal and Kyle Langford the bronze. Great weekend had by all and we look forward to continuing our support of the Moth class!

The first day of racing of the Doyle Sails Swedish Moth Championships brought strong and gusty northerly winds of 15-20knots. It was Phil Robertson who lead the charge on the fleet winning 3 from 4 races.

The chasing pack was lead by Dave Gilmour and the next 10 boats are grouped tightly on points with Danny Inkyov and Sam Gilmour currently fighting for the final podium spot. When the
discards come into play it should mix things up a little with some sailors carrying a few high scores.

The surprise of the day was Tom Johnson, he missed the first 3 races as he was still rigging his brand new Exploder but made it out for the final race where he gave Phil Robertson a good fight for the lead and narrowly missed out of taking the win.

Post racing the sailors had a BBQ and beers on the dock displaying the camaraderie and great culture that the moth class provides.

Sundays racing is looking to be on the lighter side with 8 knots of wind forecast which could see a change in the pecking order as all the racing and lead up so far has been on the limit.

Full results can be found athttps://www.sailarena.com/contentassets/c0e18017b4d841658bf3775cad60e3c3/sailwave-results-for-moth-waszp-gkss-2022-09-17-r1-r4.pdf

Doyle Sails Swedish Moth Championships
22 Moth sailors representing 7 nations gathered in Gothenburg for the Doyle Sails Swedish Moth championships hosted by GKSS - Royal Gothenburg Yacht Club. Fridays racing consisted of four tune up races, which saw the fleet sailing a SailGP style racecourse in a cold northerly wind of 15-18 knots.
A very strong fleet made up of 5 x Olympians Max Salminen (SWE),Fredrik Bergstrom (SWE), Katja Salskov-Iversen (DEN) and Emil Järudd (SWE) along with SailGP sailors Phil Robertson, Kyle Langford and Tom Johnson whom all reside in Scandinavia.
The pre event title went to Kyle Langford on 11 points. Phil Robertson had an impressive 3 bullets but a gear breakage in race 1 prevented him from taking the top spot and Dave Gilmour rounded out the podium in 3rd place.
‘Bloody epic, 20 boats, reaching starts with gate top and bottom marks, breeze on and flat water, doesn’t get better than that in a moth’ commented Robertson after hitting the shore.
Saturdays forecast is for strong northerly winds but with the race course sheltered by the many islands of the archipelago it will give the sailors beautifully flat water. It will be a battle to keep the boats together with 5 races scheduled for Saturday.

Tune into Doyle Sails Sweden on instagram and Facebook for live updates throughout the weekend.
All photos by Malcom Hanes

Doyle Sails Swedish Moth Championships
22 Moth sailors representing 7 nations gathered in Gothenburg for the Doyle Sails Swedish Moth championships hosted by GKSS - Royal Gothenburg Yacht Club. Fridays racing consisted of four tune up races, which saw the fleet sailing a SailGP style racecourse in a cold northerly wind of 15-18 knots.

A very strong fleet made up of 5 x Olympians Max Salminen (SWE),Fredrik Bergstrom (SWE), Katja Salskov-Iversen (DEN) and Emil Järudd (SWE) along with SailGP sailors Phil Robertson, Kyle Langford and Tom Johnson whom all reside in Scandinavia.

The pre event title went to Kyle Langford on 11 points. Phil Robertson had an impressive 3 bullets but a gear breakage in race 1 prevented him from taking the top spot and Dave Gilmour rounded out the podium in 3rd place.

‘Bloody epic, 20 boats, reaching starts with gate top and bottom marks, breeze on and flat water, doesn’t get better than that in a moth’ commented Robertson after hitting the shore.

Saturdays forecast is for strong northerly winds but with the race course sheltered by the many islands of the archipelago it will give the sailors beautifully flat water. It will be a battle to keep the boats together with 5 races scheduled for Saturday.

Tune into Doyle Sails Sweden on instagram and Facebook for live updates throughout the weekend.

All photos by Malcom Hanes

Getting ready for the 🇸🇪 National championships on the weekend. 4 x Olympic medalists will be on the start line battling it out for the title! Standby!

Proud to be sponsoring the Swedish Moth National Championships next weekend hosted by GKSS - Royal Gothenburg Yacht Club. A very hot fleet of Olympians, SailGP and professional sailors will race in Långedrag from Friday evening.

Doyle Sails leading the charge at the worlds in Porto Cervo aboard , Cannonball & Vesper 72s.

Stort grattis till Ingvar Ferby som kammade hem 9e platsen på J70 SM i Nynäshamn i helgen! J/70 Sverige Grundig Sailing Cup

at showing some good form already!

Structured Luff sails not only deliver benefits to Superyachts and Grand Prix yachts but also to Cruisers and Racers. After eight years of developing and validating the performance benefits of its Structured Luff technology, Doyle Sails passed a significant milestone in 2019 when the concept reached the market-acceptance tipping point to become mainstream.

The original Structured Luff sails | http://ow.ly/6v3g50K8jTu
Photo Credit // A-Yachts "The New Generation of Daysailers"
Doyle Raudaschl Nautic