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Seven boats raced each day at ISC as part of the ongoing Stericker series for International 14s. On day one we launched to slightly over the forecast 12knts, and were sent to dunes at the harbour mouth, returning to the start at Peacock.

Emirates GBR come into the New York weekend in second place on the 2026 Season leaderboard on 35 points, one point ahead of Spain’s Los Gallos in third, while Australia’s BONDS Flying Roos are top on 45 points.

Excess 13 made a highly successful Australian premiere at the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show. We extend our sincere gratitude to our local dealer, 38 South Yacht Sales, and sub-dealer, World Wide Boat Brokers, for making this milestone possible.

With fresh winds forecast to be gusting into the high 20kts in New York for the first day of racing in the Mubadala New York SailGP, the 12-boat fleet is expected to be split into two fleets of six.

We are just one week away from the start of the Noble Marine Solo Nation’s Cup (June 4-7) and with 45 pre-entries, the team at the Institut National du Nautisme in Quiberon are gearing up for four days of hot competition.

Ray Roberts’ Team Hollywood continued to do what it does best – win. After capturing both races today, making it six out of seven in the regatta so far, they have now clinched their second straight Samui Regatta.

Oskar Johansson and Jeremy Wilmotte headed to NSW chasing a big swell with a small window.

As reported earlier in Sail-World, SailGP confirmed at today’s media conference in New York, that Peter Burling skippered Black Foils would be back for the next event on the Season 6 calendar at Halifax.

Fresh winds gusting later to 35kts and 3metre seas are on the menu for the 15 single-handed sailors, starting the 1200nm race from Opua to Southport, on Saturday.

Within minutes of entries opening for the 81st Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, two yachts secured spots – Grant Wharington and Adrian Seiffert’s maxi Wild Thing 100 (AUS) and the Verdier 40 Vixen Racing (NZL), with Sharon Ferris-Choat at the helm.