A New Dawn for Foiling: WASZP North America Reveals Exciting 2026 Calendar

WASZP North America is stirring attention in the foiling world by releasing an impressive 2026 calendar. With a pending World Sailing Certification, the launch of USFoil and the burgeoning activity in high school and college classes, North America is poised on the cusp of a golden era of foiling. The Official 2026 Calendar of WASZP North America is more than a lineup of events; it is a roadmap to an exhilarating journey that foiling enthusiasts can’t afford to miss. The calendar unfolds an epic route from Florida to Canada, across the Pacific Northwest and California, onto Hawaii and rounding off the adventure back to Miami. The proposed season is filled with riveting excitement that surpasses anything the class has conceived before. The year kicks off to an energetic start in Jensen Beach, an emerging hub of North American foiling. The hub will serve as a winter training base for January and February which will see race teams gather and launch new high school and college programs. Steady winter breeze and an ever-expanding community make Jensen Beach an ideal location for early season training. According to Tyler Bjorn, North American Class Manager, this platform is where the journey truly begins. Fast forward to March, and the excitement shifts west along the Gulf Coast to Pensacola for a hallmark occasion - the International WASZP Games. This event promises to mobilize one of the largest foiling fleets ever assembled in the Americas, showcasing not only the abundant North American talent but also the seriousness of the pathways being carved out for regional sailors. Furthermore, the Games will help solidify the strategic partnership with America One Racing, bringing professional coaching, technical development, and athlete support to the forefront of the WASZP environment. As spring gives way to summer, the calendar unfolds a series of regattas and training opportunities, climaxing in Halifax, which has the honor of hosting the 2026 North American Championship.