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After some tricky practice days when the northerly wind was blowing down from the black peaks of Jandía National Park, for the opening day of the 44Cup Marina Jandía the wind had generously veered beyond the forecast northeast.

Ryan McKillen’s Surge wins the day and takes the overall lead at the halfway point of the M32 World Championship in Miami. TUUCI and ChinaOne.Ningbo aren’t far behind!

Team Aqua lead after day one of the 44Cup Marina Jandía but by just one point from Aleph Racing. Having won the first race, placed third in the second race and then second in the final race of the day, Chris Bake’s Team Aqua leads after day one, but by just one point from Hugues…

With no retirements, a thrilling contest throughout the 18-strong fleet and near record-breaking speeds, the IMOCA Class delivered something spectacular in the season-ending Transat Café L’OR.

The Lanzarote Calero Sailing Team began its participation in the 44Cup Marina Jandía yesterday with a particularly meaningful day on and off the water.

Yacht Club Italiano presents its 2026 Sporting Calendar, confirming one of the most extensive and structured racing programmes in the Mediterranean.

Winners of the Cap pour Elles with ENGIE talent programme, Mallorca’s Aina Bauza and her French counterpart Axelle Pillain finished in a solid 20th place overall on the TRANSAT CAFÉ L’OR Le Havre Normandie.

The day began with a busy boat park as sailors rigged their ILCA dinghies under overcast skies. The fleet looked sharp and well-prepared signalling a competitive turnout with 48 sailors; an impressive number for a November one-day event!

Hamble Winter Series Race Week 6, sponsored by The Bugle, Hamble  – Week 6 – 16 November 2025 The wind was 12-15 knots from 035, with the courses stretching from the Meon Shore to the North shore of the Isle of Wight. Class race winners were: IRC1 Gavin Howe’s Tigris IRC2 John Smart’s Jukebox IRC3…

A moving new short film capturing the emotional reunion between a fisherman and the lifeboat which saved him and his 14 crewmates in the treacherous Pentland Firth nearly 60 years ago, is now on show at the Scottish Maritime Museum on Irvine Harbourside.