SDA Bocconi secure the 2026 MBA Sailing League Title

SDA Bocconi‘s sailing team captured the 2026 MBA Sailing League title following a very strong season across Europe’s top business school regattas.
The Milan-based crew secured a dominant campaign with key victories earlier in the year, including a winning performance at the POLIMI GSoM regatta in Cala Dei Sardi, Sardinia, in May, followed by another victory at the RSM regatta in Malta in June.

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Bocconi win in Sardinia

SDA Bocconi’s crew won the POLIMI GSoM regatta in Cala Dei Sardi, Sardinia, in May, with a second place and a first place in the gold fleet on finals day. They pipped first round leaders Imperial into second place, Imperial scored a third and a first. RSM rounded out the podium.

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Bocconi are 2025 MBA Sailing League Champions

Global MBA Trophy 2025 © Nikos Alevromytis

SDA Bocconi’s sailing teams have ended the 2025 season as champions of the MBA Sailing League. Following their victory in Cascais, Portugal, the crew from the Milan- based business school crowned a season where they’ve consistently finished in the top 4 of regattas, scoring 2nd in Greece and Malta and first in Portugal. Bocconi were the defending 2024 champions and retain the MBA Sailing league trophy, which will be presented to them at the Global MBA Trophy regatta in Piraeus in April 2026.

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Tight at the top of the league

POLIMI GSoM sit at the top of the MBA Sailing League after two regattas, but with only 4 points separating first and fifth place, everything is still to play for in 2025.

The POLIMI team have 5 points scoring 3rd at the Global MBA Trophy in Greece and 2nd in the POLIMI regatta in Sardinia. Just behind are SDA Bocconi on 6 points, with a 2nd and a 4th, then LBS with 7 points, IE with 8 and Imperial with 9 points.

Next up is the RSM regatta in Malta in July.

School   LBS GMT, Piraeus POLIMI GSoM Sardinia TOTAL Position Number of Regattas change
POLIMI GSoM 3 2 5 1 2 +2
SDA Bocconi 2 4 6 2 2 =
LBS   4 3 7 3 2 +1
IE   7 1 8 4 2 +2
Imperial   1 8 9 5 1 -4
WHU/Kellogg 5 8 13 6 1 -1
Oxford   9 6 15 7 2 +1
RSM   8 8 16 8 1 -1
Insead   10 8 18 9 1 =
Tuck   11 8 19 10 1 =

IE whitewash in Sardinia

The IE team won every race to bring home the POLIMI regatta title. The rest of the fleet were left looking on and fighting for second place. POLIMI GSoM came in second with 5 2nd places , with LBS in third the best of the rest.

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POLIMI GSoM Regatta 2025 dates and venue announced

The 2025 POLIMI regatta returns to Cala dei Sardi in Sardinia, Italy. The 2025 dates have been announced as 8- 11 May 2025.

Details are published on the POLIMI GSoM regatta website: https://www.polimigsomregatta.it/

The regatta has two divisions, with division A qualifying for the MBA Sailing League, and division B aimed at less experienced sailors. The boat is the one-design J24, with Symetrical Spinnaker. They take crews of up to 5 sailors. Division B is placed on cruising boats, with crews of up to 8 persons.

London Business School take the lead at the season’s half-way point

With a first in Italy and a second place in Greece, London Business school are topping the MBA Sailing League after the first two events of 2024’s 4- event series. POLIMI sit in second place with a second and a third place. Athens champions, SDA Bocconi, who didn’t make it to Sardinia sit in third.

LBS also move top in the 12- month rankings, which take into account all the regattas since this time last year. IE sit second and POLIMI third.

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London Business School win in Sardinia

London Business School won the POLIMI regatta held at Cala dei Sardi in Sardinia, Italy, despite being unable to start the final race in the regatta when their rudder fixings snapped. The team scored three race wins in the 6 race series, to come top, level on points with the POLIMI 1 and POLIMI 2 teams. POLIMI 2 scored 2 race wins, and POLIMI 1 won the remaining race.

In Division B, the crew from POLIMI won both races, with IE/POLIMI second and POLIMI/IE third in each.

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