America One Racing End of the Year Report
2025 has been a strong year for America One Racing. We continued to build real momentum across our programs—Project Podium and the Foiling Pipeline—delivering structured training, world-class coaching, and smarter operations that are making a difference on and off the water. Our athletes and coaches worked hard, pushed standards higher, and represented A1R with professionalism and purpose. The integration of sport science, technology, and performance planning has taken another big step forward. Our partnerships with clubs, foundations, and private supporters have been key to that progress. We’re in a good place—focused, efficient, and ready to take the next leap in 2026.
Key A1R Achievements in 2025
Supported 9 athletes running efficient, successful campaigns across 6 Olympic classes through Project Podium.
Launched the A1R Sport Science Program, integrating performance monitoring, recovery, and data systems into daily training.
Established our West Coast base in Long Beach and secured facilities in San Pedro, creating long-term operational stability.
Expanded partnerships across both Project Podium and the Foiling Pipeline—stronger collaboration, broader impact.
Executed all initiatives outlined in the 2025 plan with improved structure and operational efficiency.
Project Podium performances attracted top international training partners in every class.
Foiling Pipeline successes helped bring new international foiling events to U.S. waters, strengthening America’s leadership in emerging disciplines.
2025 in Numbers
Project Podium
971 on-the-water coaching days
40+ Class Specific training blocks, 6 International Regattas, 7 Continental Championships and 6 World Championships.
$3.1M spent directly on athlete campaign support, including coaching, travel, equipment, technology, weather studies, and sports science.
Foiling Pipeline
366 on-the-water coaching days
$1.1M spent on Foiling Pipeline Program
9 domestic training camps and 6 regattas plus 5 International Regattas and 5 World Cup/World Championships
$85K in Grants to program athletes
Project Podium Highlight Results:
Skiff Squad Medals in Hyeres (49er GOLD and FX SILVER) and 49er Europeans SILVER Medal
Charlotte Rose's 4th place performance in Hyeres and 8th at the ILCA 6 Worlds in China with a commanding performance on the last day.
IQ Men's Squad: GOLD at Youth PanAm Games, also winning races against the best in the Senior Fleet.
Formula Kite: Noah Runciman continues his progression up the world rankings and is now racing at the top of the international fleet.
Foiling Pipeline Highlight Results:
A1R wins at US Sailing National Championships: - America One Racing
○ U.S. Singlehanded Championship (WASZP) - Gavin Ball- 1st,
○ U.S. Wingfoil Championship, - JP Lattanzi - 1st,
○ U19 Wingfoil - Calum McDonald - 1st.
WASZP Games—world titles and depth: Pearl Lattanzi crowned 2025 Women’s WASZP Games Champion (and Women’s Sprint Champion); Gavin Ball 5th overall and 1st in Core age group; 8 U.S. sailors in Gold Fleet. America One Racing
Wingfoil World Cup debut—podiums: Sean Herbert BRONZE medal, JP Lattanzi 5th overall at Silvaplana, establishing A1R as a new force in wing foiling. America One Racing
Momentum into 2026: Pensacola Training Block
We closed out 2025 with an intensive, highly integrated training block at the new American Magic base in Pensacola, Florida, bringing together athletes, coaches, partners, and performance experts across the Foiling Pipeline and Project Podium programs. Activities included the 3rd Annual Foiling Pipeline Camp featuring Formula Wingfoil and WASZP athletes, the first official training camp with A1R’s new SWITCH fleet, and the Second Annual Project Podium Sport Science Camp.
This training block exemplified A1R’s methodology: shared learning, transferable development tools, and operational efficiency—connecting foiling, and Olympic pathways within a single high-performance ecosystem. The Pensacola training block also advanced key priorities in coaching development, athlete safety, and sport science integration, while establishing a strong operational base to support athletes and coaches as they move into the next phase of their campaigns toward LA2028.
2026 Focus
Foiling Pipeline – 2026 Key Initiatives
Continued expansion of the Foiling Pipeline as the foundation for long-term athlete development and future success.
Launch the A1R Foiling Tour, connecting top regional programs and athletes across key venues:
○ Long Beach, CA – March.
○ Kaneohe, HI – May
○ Hood River, OR – July
○ San Francisco, CA – July
○ Pensacola, FL – November
○ Miami, FL – December
Enhance collaboration with regional programs to identify and support top youth talent nationwide.
Increase participation of female sailors and coaches, reinforcing A1R’s leadership in inclusion and opportunity.
Project Podium – 2026 Key Initiatives
Focus on performance, continue our path from medal potential to medal contender.
Maintain operational efficiency across all programs to maximize time, resources, and athlete impact.
Expand the Sport Science Program with deeper integration of data analysis, remote tracking, recovery systems, and sport psychology.
Increase outside expert coaching in both training and at international events.
Optimize our Alamitos Bay Yacht Club and San Pedro training facilities to ensure proper preparation toward LA 2028.
Evaluate the addition of athletes who demonstrate the key elements necessary to compete for a medal in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
2026 in Numbers
Project Podium:
65 Structured Training Events
19 International Regattas
6 World Championships
1,200+ On-the-water Coaching Days
150+ Expert Coaching Days
Budget: $3.5M
Foiling Pipeline:
550+ On-the-water Coaching Days
22 Structured Training Events
4 core classes: Formula Wingfoil, Youth Wingfoil, WASZP and SWITCH
4 World Championships
70+ Expert Coaching Days
Budget: $1.4M
Looking Ahead
The reality is A1R competes in 3 disciplines: sailing, organization and funding. We need to be excellent in all 3 to win. The Sailors are fully committed, our organization is lean, mean and effective, and thanks to our passionate supporters, all this happens!
On January 29th, A1R and our partners will be at the Naples Yacht Club, to present our 2026 programing.
Led by donor Hap Fauth, the A1R Team will also participate in a panel discussion with American Magic’s Doug DeVos and 2024 Olympian Noah Lyons.
The A1R Team
Team@americaoneracing.us