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New Zealand’s Black Foils lead their group at the Emirates Great Britain Sail Grand Prix after a strong opening day on the Solent, capping the afternoon with a race win that leaves them in a strong position to reach Sunday’s final.

Emirates GBR made a spectacular comeback on the opening day of the team’s home event, the Emirates Great Britain Sail Grand Prix in Portsmouth, by securing a race win after finishing fourth and sixth in the first two races of the day.

Harbor Springs? More like Porto Cervo! After a short hour-long delay we were back-in-action and completed three more great races!

The 2026 J/80 World Championship concluded Saturday, July 25 after three final races at Portsmouth Olympic Harbour, capping an outstanding week of competition hosted by CORK/Sail Kingston.

Six sailing boats that spent more than 25 years in storage at a British Army base have been successfully shipped to St. Vincent and the Grenadines and delivered to the Grenadine islands of Canouan, Mayreau and Union Island.

Paprec secured their first ever regatta win on the 52 SUPER SERIES when they held their nerve across two difficult, breezy final races, making no significant errors when their main title rivals both faltered, to win the third event of the season.

The 2026 J/70 Europeans concluded Saturday after 5 intense days of racing, during which all 10 scheduled races were completed. A total of 82 boats from 24 countries competed in one of the largest and most competitive editions of the Championship to date.

Day 1 of the Emirates Great Britain Sail Grand Prix Portsmouth opened in blazing sunshine and a decent seabreeze over a Mediterranean cloured sea. With the press conference dispatched without anything revealed that startled the media, and Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal having given the British team her seal of approval . . .…

From 7-15 August 2026, Klaipeda, Lithuania, will host the ORC European Championship for the first time, welcoming one of the strongest offshore racing fleets in Europe.

After yesterday’s washout, today more than made up for it. Conditions in Medemblik were close to perfect, champagne sailing as some of the sailors called it, even if the breeze stayed shifty and gusty through the day.