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The final day of a thrilling Ocean Race Atlantic and for Francesca and her crew on 11th Hour Racing, and onboard reporter Julien Champolion – the battle for the podium and the win is going right down to the line.

2026 is the twentieth anniversary of the launch of the Solution dinghy and this national championship attracted 24 registered competitors – the largest turnout to date.

Hello folks from D-Zero 333 aka Zippy, checking in with you after a magical 600 mile summer tour to the stunning sailing club of Dittisham on the West Bank of the tidal Dart, some 2 miles upstream of Dartmouth.

Belgian skipper Quentin Debois left the port of New York on September 9 at 7:52:42 p.m. New York time to set out on his second attempt at the world record for a solo west-to-east trans-Atlantic crossing.

A new chapter begins at this year’s Specsavers International Cadet Inland Championship as Rutland Sailing Club prepares to welcome the UK’s best young Cadet sailors for a weekend of close racing on 19th and 20th September.

Competitors in the Knight Frank Champagne Challenge, the cruiser race from Exmouth to Brixham, faced challenging conditions last Saturday.

Spain’s Luís Bugallo has taken the overall lead at the J/70 World Championship after a demanding third day of racing off Cascais, where a strong northerly breeze and building Atlantic swell put boat handling, speed and crew work to the test.

The leading pack in The Ocean Race Atlantic has been enjoying fast reaching conditions as the top four teams began to count down the final 200 nautical miles of their 3,000 nm passage from New York to Lorient, France. Early Wednesday the leaders, Kojiro Shiraishi’s DMG MORI Global One (JPN), were hitting speeds close to…

The Hamble Classics Regatta has an extensive invitation list and so each year the emphasis can change, last year Spirit yachts were in town, this year it was big gaffers strutting their stuff.

Only one race completed on the opening day of Gold Fleet racing at the ILCA 6 Women’s World Championship on Dublin Bay. That one race saw a change of leader, with Emma Plasschaert of Belgium taking second behind Roos Wind of the Netherlands, while Charlotte Rose of the USA finished in eighth. This put Plasschaert…