Thanks to the arrival of a new main sponsor, whose announcement is expected in the coming weeks, the management of 69F Sailing today presents 69F Formula: an economically advantageous proposal packed with benefits designed to ensure broad and diverse participation in the next edition of the 69F Cup. An event dedicated to this dynamic one-design foiler, chosen as a training platform and selection boat by teams competing in recent editions of the America’s Cup, which in Naples, in 2027, will return to offer the Youth version in addition to the main event.

Despite its ability to deliver sudden accelerations and impressive performance, the 69F was created to make foiling accessible to a wider audience, even those without specific experience. Its tendency to avoid nose-diving makes it safe and fun, while still offering the high level of technicality provided by the numerous settings and controls available on board. An ideal platform for keeping up with the latest trends in competitive sailing.

The 69F Formula package includes:
- full boat charter with sails for all circuit events;
- paid entry fee for all events;
- technical assistance;
- unlimited training sessions between April and October 2026.

Teams will only be responsible for expenses related to transfers, food, and logistics.

"Compared to the past, the cost of the 69F experience will be significantly more convenient. With the 69F Formula package for the upcoming season, we aim to get more sailors flying over the water and to have increasingly competitive and well-attended regattas. Those who commit to participating in all circuit stages will not only save money but also enjoy unlimited training sessions. Starting in April, our shore team will be operational between Torbole and Malcesine, where several boats will be ready: teams will simply need to plan their training early in the year and book the boat for their chosen dates. There are no limits on the number of days: the only possible issue could be the boat already being booked by another team, but we’ll always find a solution," explains Daniele ‘Dede’ De Luca, Chief Sailing Officer of 69F Sailing.

Given the proven preparatory nature of the 69F for transitioning to more complex foiling platforms, this proposal is particularly appealing to yacht clubs and National Federations: since there are no restrictions on crew changes, a long-term commitment becomes much easier to plan in terms of human resources.