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DR. MALAV SHROFF RE-ELECTED UNOPPOSED AS ASAF PRESIDENT
October 4, 2026

DR. MALAV SHROFF RE-ELECTED UNOPPOSED AS ASAF PRESIDENT

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ASAF Race Management Clinic – Thailand
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ASAF Race Management Clinic – Thailand

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ASAF Race Management Clinic Karachi, Pakistan

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ASAF Jury and Race Management Clinic in Langkawi , Malaysia

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The First 2 Quotas for the sport of Sailing at the LA 2028 Olympics gets allocated at the Asian Games!Before the race began, the 20 finalists in the Men’s and Women’s Dinghy events (ILCA 7 and ILCA 6) gathered for a group photo. The atmosphere was filled with both tension and intense focus. Yet despite the pressure, smiles were everywhere. Highlights· The Mixed Dinghy (470), Men’s Dinghy (ILCA 7), Women’s Dinghy (ILCA 6), Boys’ Skiff (29er), and Girls’ Skiff (29er) titles were decided today. Gold medals went to Japan in the Mixed Dinghy, Korea in the Men’s Dinghy, Thailand in the Women’s Dinghy, and Hong Kong, China in both Skiff events.With one day of competition remaining, attention now turns to the Girls’ and Boys’ ILCA 4 fleets, the Youth Mixed 420, and the windsurfing classes, where the final medals of the regatta will be decided.Click here for all the news!www.asiansailing.org/first-2-quotas-for-the-sport-of-sailing-at-the-la-2028-olympics-gets-allocat...ASAF - Asian Sailing FederationWorld SailingOlympic Council of Asia愛知・名古屋2026アジア競技大会#ASAFMNAs ... See MoreSee Less

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Asian Games - Aichi - Nagoya 2026The Wind We Have All Been Waiting for and 56 Races conducted, creating a World Record for a major Sailing event which includes Olympic classes and the Qualifiers.What a day it was , with perfect weather conditions and a record 56 races conducted during the day , an absolutely fantastic achievement and a proud moment for Asia!!!The first start was moved to 10:00am and a north – northwesterly breeze of 15 knots filled in from the morning, with clear skies creating ideal racing conditions.All scheduled races were completed!Report on www.asiansailing.org/asian-games-the-wind-we-all-been-waiting-for-and-a-record-of-56-races-conduc...Photo Credits - AINAGOCASAF - Asian Sailing FederationWorld SailingOlympic Council of Asia愛知・名古屋2026アジア競技大会#ASAFMNAs ... See MoreSee Less

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Asian Games - Aichi - Nagoya 2026Finally, Here Comes the Sun!The day began with another wait ashore for the wind to fill in. Blue skies returned for the first time in days, and a light breeze began to build, sending the eager sailors out to their respective race areas.Highlights* Following yesterday’s cancellation, the Girls’ Dinghy (ILCA4) got underway, with the UAE taking the lead.* Windsurfing made its long-awaited debut on Day 4 after three days of insufficient breeze.Click below to get updates on all the newswww.asiansailing.org/20th-asian-games-aichi-nagoya-day-5-report/Photo Credits - AINAGOCASAF - Asian Sailing FederationWorld SailingOlympic Council of Asia愛知・名古屋2026アジア競技大会#ASAFMNAs ... See MoreSee Less

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ASAF Youth Sailing Cup 2025 - Sharjah, UAE

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DR. MALAV SHROFF RE-ELECTED UNOPPOSED AS ASAF PRES DR. MALAV SHROFF RE-ELECTED UNOPPOSED AS ASAF PRESIDENT Five OCA Asia Regional Vice Presidents also elected unopposed following the conclusion of the 2026 election process. Mr. Gordon Tang and Mr. Rashid Majed Al Sulaiti announced as ASAF Honorary Presidents. The Election results were formally announced by ASAF Secretary General – Mr. Jason Lim, at the Asian Sailing Federation AGM held today 4th October’26 at Nagoya, Japan in the presence of Chief Guest Deputy Director General Olympic Council of Asia, Mr. Vinod Kumar Tiwari and World Sailing Vice President - Mrs. Beatriz Gonzalez Luna. News from the ASAF AGM https://www.asiansailing.org/dr-malav-shroff-re-elected-unopposed-as-asaf-president/ @asiansailing @worldsailingofficial @asiangamesoca #ASAFMNAs
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 3 October 2026 The Wind G FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 3 October 2026 The Wind Gods Saved Their Final Smile for the Asian Games At first glance, it appeared that the wind would fade away, and AP flags were flown, raising concerns that racing might not be possible on the final day. However, a persistent light breeze continued to flow across the course area, providing just enough wind for racing to proceed. Highlights· Amid celebrations and heartbreak, the Asian Games sailing competition concluded with all 14 events successfully completed. Detailed report on https://www.asiansailing.org/asian-games-final-day-report/ PHOTO CREDITS AINAGOC @asiangames_2026 @asiansailing @worldsailingofficial @asiangamesoca #ASAFMNAs
The First 2 Quotas for the sport of Sailing at the The First 2 Quotas for the sport of Sailing at the LA 2028 Olympics gets allocated at the Asian Games! Before the race began, the 20 finalists in the Men’s and Women’s Dinghy events (ILCA 7 and ILCA 6) gathered for a group photo. The atmosphere was filled with both tension and intense focus. Yet despite the pressure, smiles were everywhere. Highlights· The Mixed Dinghy (470), Men’s Dinghy (ILCA 7), Women’s Dinghy (ILCA 6), Boys’ Skiff (29er), and Girls’ Skiff (29er) titles were decided today. Gold medals went to Japan in the Mixed Dinghy, Korea in the Men’s Dinghy, Thailand in the Women’s Dinghy, and Hong Kong, China in both Skiff events. With one day of competition remaining, attention now turns to the Girls’ and Boys’ ILCA 4 fleets, the Youth Mixed 420, and the windsurfing classes, where the final medals of the regatta will be decided. Detailed report on https://www.asiansailing.org/first-2-quotas-for-the-sport-of-sailing-at-the-la-2028-olympics-gets-allocated-at-the-asian-games/ @asiansailing @worldsailingofficial @asiangames_2026 @asiangamesoca #ASAFMNAs
Asian Games - Aichi - Nagoya 2026 The Wind We Hav Asian Games - Aichi - Nagoya 2026 The Wind We Have All Been Waiting for and 56 Races conducted, creating a World Record for a major Sailing event which includes Olympic classes and the Qualifiers. What a day it was , with perfect weather conditions and a record 56 races conducted during the day , an absolutely fantastic achievement and a proud moment for Asia!!! Detailed report on https://www.asiansailing.org/asian-games-the-wind-we-all-been-waiting-for-and-a-record-of-56-races-conducted-creating-a-world-record/ Photo Credits - AINAGOC @asiangames_2026 @asiansailing @worldsailingofficial @asiangamesoca #ASAFMNAs
Aichi - Nagoya 2026 Finally, Here Comes the Sun! Aichi - Nagoya 2026 Finally, Here Comes the Sun! The day began with another wait ashore for the wind to fill in. Blue skies returned for the first time in days, and a light breeze began to build, sending the eager sailors out to their respective race areas. Highlights • Following yesterday’s cancellation, the Girls’ Dinghy (ILCA4) got underway, with the UAE taking the lead. • Windsurfing made its long-awaited debut on Day 4 after three days of insufficient breeze. Detailed Report on https://www.asiansailing.org/20th-asian-games-aichi-nagoya-day-5-report/ Photo Credits - AINAGOC @asiansailing @worldsailingofficial @asiangamesoca @asiangames_2026 #ASAFMNAs
Day 4 Highlights – 20th Asian Games – Aichi Nagoya Day 4 Highlights – 20th Asian Games – Aichi Nagoya Her Imperial Highness Princess Hisako of Takamado graces the event! The Sailing Venue was today graced by the visit of Her Imperial Highness Princess Hisako of Takamado who witnessed the races and held discussions on the development of the sport of Sailing in Asia with ASAF President Dr. Malav Shroff. Also present in the delegation was the Mayor of Gamagori – Mr. Hisaaki Suzuki, President JSAF and Honorary President ASAF Mr. Masuhiro Bamba and Secretary General of AINAGOC Mr. Satoshi Murate among others. With rain continuing throughout the day, race management was disrupted by winds that repeatedly came and went. The Youth Mixed Dinghy (420) fleet raced today, with Japan maintaining a consistent lead. Two new youth events, Boys’ Dinghy and Girls’ Dinghy (ILCA4) also got underway today. More details on the ASAF Website link below https://www.asiansailing.org/her-imperial-highness-princess-hisako-of-takamado-graces-the-event/ Sailing photo credits - AINAGOC @asiansailing @asiangames_2026 @worldsailingofficial @asiangamesoca #ASAFMNAs
Asian Games Aichi - Nagoya 2026 - Day 3 Race res Asian Games Aichi - Nagoya 2026 - Day 3 Race resumes in 6 events after a windless day The breeze began to build this afternoon, allowing six events to complete several races each, after all races had been postponed yesterday due to a lack of wind. Highlights Rain and light winds of around 8 knots tested the ILCA fleets, with several nations challenging at the front. China made a strong start in the Olympic qualifying events, while Hong Kong, China sailed consistently in the women’s fleet. Some frontrunners returning from the World Championships took time to settle. Today’s conditions Rain came and went throughout the morning, while light winds forced the scheduled 11:00 am start to be postponed. It was the third consecutive morning with little or no wind, raising concerns that racing might not be possible. However, a southwesterly breeze filled in after midday and settled at around 8 knots, allowing racing to begin. Once the D flag was hoisted, the Mixed Dinghy, Youth Mixed Dinghy, Men’s Dinghy and Women’s Dinghy fleets headed to the racing area, followed shortly afterwards by the Men’s and Women’s Skiff fleets. Racing for the Boys’ and Girls’ Skiff and Boys’ and Girls’ Dinghy events was cancelled for the day and postponed until tomorrow. Detailed report can be accessed from the ASAF Website https://www.asiansailing.org/20th-asian-games-aichi-nagoya-day-3-report/ Photo Credits - AINAGOC @asiansailing @worldsailingofficial @asiangames_2026 @asiangamesoca #ASAFMNAs
Gamagori Left Waiting for Wind All Asian Games sa Gamagori Left Waiting for Wind All Asian Games sailing races in Gamagori were postponed until tomorrow as a stationary autumn rain front left the venue with little to no wind. Today’s conditions Typhoon No. 26 remains south of Japan and is moving slowly toward the Japanese archipelago. Around Gamagori, the autumn rain front remains stationary, leaving the area with little to no wind. At 2:20 pm, all racing was postponed until tomorrow. There is little anyone can do when the wind fails to appear. Nevertheless, it was a disappointing day for sailors in the Youth Mixed Dinghy and Boys’ and Girls’ Dinghy events, who were due to begin racing today but ended the day without going on the water. Everyone is hoping that all ten dinghy classes can race tomorrow. @asiansailing @worldsailingofficial @asiangamesoca @asiangames_2026
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