Author: admin
-
Melges 24 Austrian Championship
The Melges 24 Austrian Championship once again delivered tactical racing, shifting lake breezes and the renowned hospitality of Segelclub Kammersee, as Germany’s White Room successfully defended its title.
-
Cowes Classics Regatta 2026 overall
The 17th edition of the Cowes Classics Regatta was bought to a close on Sunday as competitors and supporters gathered for the final day of racing.
-
Day 2 of Tasar Worlds
The Tasar 2026 World Championship being held in Okinawa, Japan, completed three races on day 1, but was unable to sail on day 2 due to a Sunami Advisory.
-
Francesca Clapcich in the Vendée Arctique day 1
After 24 hours at sea, Francesca Clapcich onboard 11th Hour Racing is lying in sixth place in the Vendée Arctique-Les Sables d’Olonne, heading northwest in light winds, but with a fast and rough ride to the southern tip of Ireland to come.
-
Ocean Together: 7 NGOs, one community, one race
To mark World Oceans Day, Virtual Regatta launches Ocean Together on 8 June 2026: seven ocean NGOs come together around a single virtual race. Players choose their organisation and support its missions through their participation.
-
FPT x Windy Days Podersdorf – Recap
The Freestyle Pro Tour’s return to Podersdorf delivered five days of action, community vibes and unforgettable moments on the shores of Lake Neusiedl.
-
The Ocean Race sailors help detect threats
Seawater samples collected by sailors during The Ocean Race Europe 2025 could unlock new insights into ocean hazards, from algal blooms to jellyfish swarms.
-
IMOCA skippers will deploy weather/climate buoys
In common with most of the major IMOCA races in recent years, skippers taking part in the Vendée Arctique, which set sail on Sunday, June,7, will be deploying weather and climate data-collecting buoys near the Arctic Circle.
-
Australian Women’s Keelboat Regatta Overall
Melbourne turned it on for the final day of the 34th Australian Keelboat Regatta (AWKR), cranking up the breeze and sunshine on Port Phillip – it was nothing short of magic, especially given the extra light conditions of the first two days.
-
British team ready for OK Dinghy Worlds
This year the OK class celebrates it 70th anniversary by hosting the World Championships in Denmark, the home of the original class designer and builder Knud Olsen. Yet again the class has exceeded all expectations and for the second year running.