2024 Paris Olympics - US Sailing Team

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Thirteen sailors are representing the United States at the Paris Olympic Games in Marseille, France. The team hails from seven U.S. states and territories including California, Florida, Illinois, Minnesota, New York, Rhode Island, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and Wisconsin.

Read more about the team here

The 2024 Olympic Games will be held from July 26 to August 11, 2024.

For final overall and individual race results, visit the Paris 2024 Results Center.

about the venue

The Sailing events for the 2024 Olympic Games will be held in Marseille, France, a Mediterranean port city in southern France. Marseille, renowned for its sailing conditions, is one of the most iconic international sailing venues. The newly designed Roucas Blanc Marina will host all sailing events.

Sailing in Marseille, offers a unique and challenging environment for competitors. As the oldest city in France, Marseille is known for its rich maritime history and iconic waterfront. The sailing conditions in Marseille are varied, with strong Mistral winds and the potential for both calm and choppy seas, providing a rigorous test for sailors. The city hosted several significant sailing events, making it a well-prepared venue for the Olympic sailing competitions.

Location: Bouches du Rhône, 410mi (660km) from Paris

Marseille Marina

The presented graphic represents the envisioned appearance of the Marseille Marina for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.

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Here are the athletes from the 2024 U.S. Sailing Team who will be heading to Marseille, France, to represent the United States at the Paris 2024 Olympics:

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Lara Dallman-Weiss, 470

Lara Dallman-Weiss grew up sailing on White Bear Lake, MN. She spent her summers sailing in the Inland Lakes Yachting Association (ILYA), but most of her development as an athlete came on the basketball court, in track and cross-country, and as a dancer. Read More

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Daniela Moroz, Women’s Kite

Born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area by windsurfing parents, Moroz learned to kite at age 12 and began competing internationally at age 14. She sailed her first World Championship at age 15, won her first world title only a year later at age 16, and has since then taken the kiting world by storm, winning six consecutive World Championships. Read More

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Stu McNay, 470

Born in Boston, Massachusetts, Stuart McNay is a four-time Olympian (2008, 2012, 2016, 2020) and currently on the campaign trail for his fifth Olympic Games with sights set on Paris 2024 alongside teammate Lara Dallman-Weiss. Read More

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Markus Edegran, Men’s Kite

Markus Edegran began his diverse sailing career at age 8 in the Opti and found racing at age 10. After Optis, he built his foundation in traditional sailboats across the 420, FJ, and ILCA classes before sailing 420s and FJs at St. Mary’s College of Maryland. Read More

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USST Headshots Web-08

Dominique Stater, iQFOiL

Born in Miami, Florida, Dominique grew up a third culture kid and daughter of a U.S. diplomat family on the go, living in five different countries: Nicaragua, Peru, Chile, Colombia, and Argentina. Read More

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USST Headshots Web-07

Noah Lyons, iQFOiL

Noah was born and raised, and still resides in Clearwater, Florida when not competing. He began sailing at the age of 6 and immediately fell in love with the sport. Read More

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USST Headshots Web-04

Stephanie Roble, 49erFX

Stephanie grew up in Wisconsin sailing scows and dinghies on Lake Beulah starting at age 5. She fell in love with sailing and competing while in the Optimist class. Read More

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USST Headshots Web-03

Maggie Shea, 49erFX

Maggie Shea grew up sailing with her family on Lake Michigan on her grandfather’s boat WINDANCER, and quickly fell in love with being on the water and competing. Read More

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USST Headshots Web-13

Erika Reineke, ILCA 6

Erika began her sailing journey in the Optimist Dinghy at age 8 through the Lauderdale Yacht Club program. However, it wasn’t until she decided to dedicate her life to the sport at age 12 that she started to win titles. Read More

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Hans Henken, 49er

A California native, Hans began sailing at six-years-old in the Naples Sabot. He has competed at the highest levels of the sport since he was a junior sailor primarily racing 29ers, 49ers, the International Moth and most recently the supercharged, hydrofoiling F50 in the global SailGP Championship. Read More

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Ian Barrows, 49er

Ian Barrows grew up in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, where he began his sailing career in Optis. Quickly, he acquired a passion for the sport and transitioned to larger dinghies — 420s, Lasers, and Bytes. Read More

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USST Headshots Web-12

Sarah Newberry Moore, Nacra 17

Sarah Newberry grew up with a strong tradition of sailing in her family. However, she didn’t catch the competition bug until she joined her middle school sailing team at age 12. At that point, she was the only girl on her team and was determined to beat all the boys. Read More

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USST Headshots Web-11

David Liebenberg, Nacra 17

Soon after outgrowing prams, David Liebenberg took his first ride on the 29er skiff and was immediately hooked, with this affinity for speed shaping the rest of his sailing career. Read More

Download a free printable complete with the Team lineup, Olympic calendar, and how to watch HERE

Selection Process

Following approval by US Sailing's International Selection Committee (ISC) and the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC), the selection procedures for the 2024 Olympic Games were published on July 12, 2022 and amended on February 17, 2023 and June 14, 2023. Learn more about the selection process here.

boats and boards
USA did not quality for Men's Dinghy - ILCA 7 (Laser) for 2024.

 

49erFX + USST

49erFX

49erFX Info

The 49erFX is a one design class where athletes compete with identical equipment built by a limited number of manufacturers. Read More

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Nacra

Nacra 17

Nacra 17 Info

The Nacra 17 is a performance catamaran, exciting to sail and to watch in action, and became the first mixed sailing discipline on the Olympic sailing program in 2016. Read More

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49er + USST

49er

49er Info

The two sailors onboard take different roles; the helm generally makes the tactical decisions and steers the boat, while the crew undertakes more of the physical work and controls the sails. Read More

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Kite + USST

Formula Kite

Men & Women's Kite Info

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470 + USST

470

470 Info

The 470, named after the overall length of the boat at 4.70m, is a double-handed monohull planing dinghy. Read More

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iQFOiL + USST

iQFOiL

iQFOiL Info

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ILCA 6 + USST

ILCA 6

ILCA 6 (Laser Radial) Info

The ILCA 6 uses a more flexible and slightly shorter lower mast, with a sail area 18% smaller than the ILCA 7. It was first introduced as an Olympic discipline at Beijing 2008. Read More

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For Paris 2024, US Sailing and World Sailing have teamed up to offer a live race tracker. Use the widget below to follow each race in real time, view the course, and see the participants. Please note that depending on your internet speed, the widget may take a few seconds to load.

For final overall and individual race results, visit the Paris 2024 Results Center.

For just $5.99 a month, you can experience all the excitement of the Paris 2024 Olympic sailing events with live broadcast coverage through NBC's Peacock streaming service. Enjoy exclusive access to every race, insightful commentary, and comprehensive coverage of our athletes as they compete for gold. Click here to download a printable schedule!

Stay updated with live action by following the US Sailing Team's U.S. Olympic Sailing Channel Broadcast on Instagram. Access it directly from your mobile device.

Paris Olympics: Sailing Live Streaming Schedule
(all times Eastern, subject to change)
Date/Time Event Stream
Sun, 7/28
6a-1p
Windsurfing, Skiff (Day 1) Peacock, NBCOlympics.com
Mon, 7/29
6a-1p
Windsurfing, Skiff (Day 2) Peacock, NBCOlympics.com
Tues, 7/30
6a-1p
Windsurfing, Skiff (Day 3) Peacock, NBCOlympics.com
Wed, 7/31
6a-1p
Windsurfing, Skiff (Day 4) Peacock, NBCOlympics.com
Thurs, 8/1
6a-1p
Skiff Medal Races & more🏅 Peacock, NBCOlympics.com
Fri, 8/2
6a-1p
Windsurfing Medal Series & more🏅 Peacock, NBCOlympics.com
Sat, 8/3
6a-1p
Dinghy, Mixed Multihull Opening Series Peacock, NBCOlympics.com
Sun, 8/4
6a-1p
Dinghy, Mixed Multihull, Kite Opening Series Peacock, NBCOlympics.com
Mon, 8/5
6a-1p
Dinghy, Mixed Multihull, Kite Opening Series Peacock, NBCOlympics.com
Tues, 8/6
6a-1p
M&W Dinghy Medal Races, Kite & more🏅 Peacock, NBCOlympics.com
Wed, 8/7
6a-1p
Mx Dinghy, Mx Multihull Medal Races & more🏅 Peacock, NBCOlympics.com
Thurs, 8/8
6a-1p
Men's & Women 's Kite Medal Series🏅 Peacock, NBCOlympics.com

Media Relations Contact:

Allison Chenard | Press Officer, US Olympic Sailing
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