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A-Class Catamaran Admiral’s Cup and World Championship Head to Tampa in 2026

By Clear Air Editorial October 31, 2026 Regattas
A-Class Catamaran Admiral’s Cup and World Championship Head to Tampa in 2026

The A-Class Catamaran World Championship 2026 is set to take place at Davis Island Yacht Club in Tampa, Florida, promising world-class racing on Tampa Bay. Alongside the worlds, the A-Class Catamaran Admiral’s Cup will also be contested, giving competitors two marquee events at a single stunning venue.

Davis Island Yacht Club, located at 1315 Severn Ave. in Tampa, sits at coordinates 27°54.47 N, 82°27.09 W, offering sailors reliable breeze and warm waters on Florida’s Gulf Coast. The club has a rich tradition of hosting top-tier regattas and is no stranger to championship-level competition.

Registration, Notice of Race, and Sailing Instructions are available for both the Admiral’s Cup and the World Championship. Competitors looking to secure their spot in these prestigious events should monitor official channels for updates on entry requirements, schedules, and venue logistics.

The A-Class catamaran is one of the most exciting platforms in sailing, featuring cutting-edge foiling technology and attracting elite sailors from around the globe. A worlds event in Tampa Bay will test competitors across a range of conditions, from light-air tactical battles to breezy reaches that reward boat handling and raw speed.

Davis Island Yacht Club also offers a full calendar of racing throughout the year, including its popular Full Moon Series, Thursday Night Racing, and Sunday Racing programs. The club provides dining and bar facilities, cruising activities through the Florida Council of Yacht Clubs, and a thriving youth sailing program.

With the combination of the Admiral’s Cup and the World Championship on the schedule, Tampa is shaping up to be the center of the A-Class catamaran universe in 2026. Sailors, supporters, and spectators alike can look forward to a memorable regatta season on the waters of Tampa Bay.

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