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The 2011 World Champion Giles Scott (GBR) made a successful come from behind victory on Saturday to take home the gold medal. Scott finished nine seconds behind Luke Lawrence (USA) for second place. Overnight leader Oliver Tweddell (AUS) slipped up with an eighth place finish Saturday after leading by nine points.

World #3 Sophie Weguelin and Eilidh McIntyre (GBR) continued their triumphant ways on Saturday by coming from behind to win the medal race and seal the gold medal in the small but talented Women's 470.

Saturday belonged to the French team of Sofian Bouvet and Jeremie Mion who notched their first ISAF World Cup victory. A fourth place finish was good enough to secure the gold medal

World #2 Tonci Stipanovic (CRO) continued his winning ways and held on to his three point lead from Friday. He placed fifth Saturday, which was enough to win by four points over medal race winner and 2013 World Champion Robert Scheidt (BRA).

World #1 Bryony Shaw (GBR) once again proved her all-round credentials in the Women's RS:X by taking her first gold of 2014.

A Medal Race bullet ensured Byron Kokkalanis (GRE) took gold in style in the Men's RS:X.

Vittorio Bissaro and Silvia Sicouri (ITA) secured gold in emphatic fashion in the Nacra 17, winning the Medal Race by 16 seconds over compatriots Federica Salva and Francesco Bianchi.

It was a frustrating day on the water as light winds plagued the race courses. But with racing postponed on the water the sailors enjoyed a bit of fun...

Grey skies but good breeze filled Biscayne Bay for the fourth day of racing at ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami. Fleets managed to get good racing in as it comes to the business end of the week...

China's Chuakun Shi sailed a near perfect week in the Men's RS:X at ISAF Sailing World Cup Melbourne to take a deserved gold medal.

The Chinese women's windsurfing team dominated proceedings for the second ISAF Sailing World Cup regatta in a row.