The stories and lives of racing sailors in Canada from optimists to foiling F50's and everywhere in between.

Whitecap: The Canadian Sailing Podcast
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The stories and lives of racing sailors in Canada from optimists to foiling F50's and everywhere in between.
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5/11/2022
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Recent Episodes

May 18, 2025
Season 3-Ep10 Olympian RICHARD CLARKE!! Finn and Star Olympian, Volvo Ocean Race Winner and 2x Melges 24 World Champion!!
<p>Richard Clark is undoubtably one of the most successful male sailors in Canadian history 4X Olympian in the Finn and Star class (with Crew Tyler Bjorn), 2x Melges 24 world champion Member of Illbruck winner of the 2001 Volvo ocean race, Winner of Sail Canada’s Gerry Roufs award as well as Male Athelete of the year and Rolex sailor of the year. This rollicking interview covered olympic anxiety, offshore glory and the real reason for the anti banana superstition!</p>

February 12, 2025
Season 3-Ep9 Whitecap Cup winner Sail NS Mobile Sailing School with Sail NS's Frank Dennis and Sophia Josenhans
<p dir="ltr">Since year one of the podcast I’ve been presenting the Whitecap Cup as an award to sailing programs that serve the outsiders of our sailing communities, those without access to the sport we love, or simply a program that doesn’t fit nicely into our regular yacht club structure. Previous winners were the broader reach program in Armdale NS, SaskSailing, and the broad reach program in Toronto. This year I’m pleased to present the 2024 Whitecap Cup for greatness in alternative sailing programs to the Nova Scotia Mobile Sailing school.</p> <p dir="ltr">The Nova Scotia Mobile Sailing School offers communities across Nova Scotia the opportunity to introduce sailing to places that don’t have their own learn to sail programs. </p> <p dir="ltr">To explain the program and accept the award are Executive Director of Sail Nova Scotia Frank Dennis and Sophia Josenhans, technical director of Sail Nova Scotia.</p> <p> </p>

December 31, 2024
Season 3-Ep6 Canadian Sailing TOP 10 stories of the year with Canadian Boating magazine's John Morris!!
<p dir="ltr">Today we’re counting down the top 10 Canadian sailing stories of 2024 with John Morris, online editor of Canadian Boating and curator of Sailing In Canada (<a href= "http://sailingincanada.ca/" target="_blank" rel="noopener" data-saferedirecturl= "https://www.google.com/url?q=http://sailingincanada.ca&source=gmail&ust=1735685242591000&usg=AOvVaw3znaj8Rlzk0S_Jd20eWtb6">sailingincanada.ca</a>). Featuring: AC40’s, Sail GP, Olympics, Canadian Sailing hall of fame Class of 2024, a special section on grassroots races you’ve never heard of, and of course the winner of the 3rd annual Whitecap Cup for greatness in alternative sailing programs (GRASP).</p> <p> </p> <p dir="ltr">#1 Halifax pulls off an amazing Sail GP event</p> <p dir="ltr">#2 Canadian Sailors at the Paris Games</p> <p dir="ltr">#3 Team Concord Pacific Youth and Women’s America’s Cup</p> <p dir="ltr">#4 Sail GP Canada new owner Dr. Greg Bailey of Juvenescence and new skipper Giles Scott</p> <p dir="ltr">#5 Canadian sailing Hall of Fame Class of 2024</p> <p dir="ltr">#6 Olympic qualifiers</p> <p dir="ltr">#7 Carlos Charabati wins ILCA 4 worlds</p> <p dir="ltr">#8 Sullivan Nakatsu 10th at World Youth championships.</p> <p dir="ltr">#9 Grass roots events you’ve never heard of: Lowisa, Race To Kingston, Aylesford Lake National One Design class boats, Guelph Lake Palm D’Or)</p> <p dir="ltr">#10 Whitecap Cup goes to…Sail Nova Scotia's Mobile Sailing School!</p>
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