Regattas
Inclusive and adapted sailing
The Federació Catalana de Vela, the Barcelona Capital Nàutica Foundation and the Mi Alex Foundation are organizing the first edition of the Kakapo Open Race, an international adapted sailing regatta that seeks to attract athletes of this type to Barcelona and that has the will to celebrate it every year.
Barcelona celebrates the America’s Cup
The city will host the 37th edition of this regatta that will take place between August and October 2024. From the foundation we facilitate the organization of this event that promises to be one of the most intense America’s Cup in its 174 years of history.
Mini Class Solo Med regatta
This is a regatta for Class Mini 6.50 solo boats, which has already had three editions. This year’s edition has been co-organized by the Catalan Sailing Federation and Barcelona Capital Nàutica with the collaboration of Base Mini and Club Nàutic Sa Ràpita, as the organizing club.
“The Race” Millennium Regatta
→ Around the world sailing competition that allowed the use of any sail-powered boat. Multivessels of never before seen dimensions took part.
Barcelona World Race (I)
→ 1st edition of the Barcelona World Race
→ A sporting challenge of the highest order and an ocean adventure that tests human and technological limits by leaving the main bosses to port.
Istambul Europe Race
→ In 2009 the FNOB was the co-organizer of the Istanbul Europe Race in IMOCA 60 boats in three stages: Istanbul – Nice – Barcelona – Brest.
Spain Tour
→ A regatta organized by the Real Federación Española de Vela (RFEV) and the Barcelona Navegació Oceànica Foundation (FNOB), held between June 12 and 31, 2010.
→ Contested in six legs with IMOCA Open 60 boats.
New York – Barcelona (I)
→ In April 2010, the world sailing record between the cities of New York and Barcelona was established for the first time.
→ It was carried out by two twin IMOCA Open 60 boats.
Barcelona World Race (II)
→ 2nd edition of the Barcelona World Race.
→ his edition is remembered for being the most successful round-the-world race in the history of Spanish sailing.
Europe WARM’UP
→ European regatta in IMOCA 60 boats as preparation for the great challenge of the Vendée Globe.
→ Two legs: Barcelona – Cascais – La Rochelle.
New York – Barcelona (II)
→ 2nd edition of the New York – Barcelona Record.
→ Starting from Manhattan, the IMOCA Ocean Masters New York to Barcelona Race was conceived to provide visibility to the IMOCA class in the valuable North American market.
Barcelona World Race (III)
→ In this edition, all teams were awarded in recognition of their effort in the regatta and their collaboration in scientific projects commissioned by various institutions, such as UNESCO.
Extreme Sailing Series ™
→ Barcelona reaffirms itself as an international reference in high-level sailing by hosting the famous extreme sailing competition in foiling catamarans for the first time.
Extreme Sailing Series ™
→ Following the success of the previous edition, FNOB co-organized this spectacular event once again alongside OC Sport.
BaseMini FNOB Barcelona regatta (I)
→ The Base Mini FNOB regatta proposed a 420-mile two-leg route that traversed the smaller Balearic Islands as a warm-up preamble for the sailors heading to the Mini Transat 2019.
BaseMini FNOB Barcelona regatta (II)
→ The regatta was included in the official 2021 calendar of the Mini Class in the Mediterranean, allowing participants to accumulate miles to qualify for the major challenge of the Mini Transat 2021.
Solo Med regatta (I)
→ More than 800 miles solo sailing, around Barcelona, the Balearic Islands, and the Valencian Community. By participating, sailors obtained the necessary miles to qualify for the Les Sabres-Azores Race, the most important event on the 2022 Atlantic calendar.
Solo Med regatta (II)
→ This is the second edition of this sports event organized by Barcelona Capital Nàutica in collaboration with Base Mini and Club Nàutic Sa Ràpita as the organizing club. The races in the event have been part of the qualifying circuit for the Mini Class 6.50.
Solo Med regatta (III)
→ This competition, established in the racing calendar of the class in southern Europe and qualifying for the Mini Transat, has covered a total of 700 nautical miles across the Mediterranean.