EST. 2026 · FIRST TOUR 2027

A path for every rider, from first flight to the podium.
The premier national league for American flatwater foiling, spanning pump foil and eFoil. Founding clubs, sanctioned races, and an eight-stop national season culminating in the National Championship.

Who we are
The Foil Racing League is the premier national league for American flatwater foiling, spanning pump foil and eFoil. We pair world-class racing and grassroots growth.
Tour stops in 2027
Founding club cohort
National ranking
Become a member
Anyone can follow foil racing from the shore. Members get in the water, get counted in the sport, and get on the national ranking. Start as a Supporter and get in the water.
A member number, and your name in the sport from the start.
Every challenge and race you do feeds the national ranking once you are registered.
Partner discounts on gear, lessons, and rentals, plus early access to event tickets.
The early members are the ones who shape the sport.
Follow and support the sport. Get on the list, get the discounts, get a member number.
Join or start a club to learn the sport and find your crew. Full club access with clinics, demos, and coaching.
Compete against the best riders in the world. Membership has its privileges. Founding rate $99/yr — locked for life if you join before the 2027 tour.
Already running foil racing events or want support for future races? Join FRL as a sanctioned event and get sponsor support, event insurance, COI, and much more.
Find a race
Every race in the country, in one place. Start with an app challenge you can do this weekend, step up to a sanctioned local race, and chase points toward the National Series.
Start a club
You do not need a sanctioned race or a sponsor to get foiling going at your spot. Start a club, set a time challenge on the app, pier to pier or a lap of the lake, and bring in your crew. We help you build the route and the leaderboard. You build the scene.
Pick a route on your home water and the app scores it. Pier to pier, around the buoy, a lap of the lake.
Invite members, build a roster, and run a local leaderboard everyone chases.
Tools to design routes and leaderboards that work, plus a listing in the race finder.
When a casual challenge wants marks, divisions, and points, turn it into a sanctioned race.
Anyone rides your challenges with a Supporter or Competitor membership. The club is the crew, the membership is theirs.
No buoys, no sponsors, no paperwork. Chartered clubs are covered under the FRL league policy. Sanctioning is for when you want the serious version.
Sanction your event
Sanctioning is how a local event becomes part of the sport. You get event insurance, the rulebook, certified officials, and results that feed the national ranking. The certificate of insurance is the part your venue actually asks for, and we issue it.
How it works
Apply
Tell us the event, the venue, and the date.
Confirm
We confirm coverage and send your certificate of insurance.
Run it
Run it to the standard, with our rulebook and officials.
Rank
Upload results, and every rider's points land in the national ranking.
What you get
Pricing coming soon
Everything above runs on one ranking and one rulebook. Here is how to back it.
Become a partner
Foil racing is the rare thing in sport, a category being built from scratch, with a young online audience that spends on gear. FRL is the league and the standard for it. A small group of founding partners get to shape the format and own a place in the sport before anyone else can.
Foiling follows the cycling model. The money is in the mass of riders buying boards and foils, not only the pro race.
Demos, learn-to-foil clinics, and the Foiler on-ramp put your gear under new riders all season.
Only a handful of founding seats exist, and they help define the standard the whole sport will race to.
The merger of the existing series gives day-one traction, and the first tour lands in 2027. Get in before the audience does.
Don't just sponsor foiling. Become part of its history.
Invest
FRL is not a bet that foiling will catch on. It already has, and it is growing fast. The bet is on owning the league and the standard for it, the position USA Cycling holds in cycling and the PGA holds in golf. Whoever owns the infrastructure of a sport owns the sport.
Revenue comes from memberships, sanctioning, insurance, events, and gear, not from media rights alone.
The league plus the governing functions, rankings, rulebook, sanctioning, and insurance, get harder to displace with every event that runs through them.
The merger of the existing series brings a rider base and a calendar from the start.
Every ride logged is data the league keeps.
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