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The intense heatwave and strong easterly breeze gave almost perfect conditions for exciting racing and the Marbleheads provided a fantastic spectacle in front of the Littleton SC clubhouse. 13 races were sailed.

The final day of the 25th Argentario Sailing Week – Miramis Trophy 2026, organised by the Yacht Club Santo Stefano, began with one of the most emotional moments of the entire event.

Well, what a difference a day makes. Unfortunately after a series of postponements, racing on Thursday was abandoned however crews awoke on Friday to a lovely breeze and,for the first time this week, the AP flag was nowhere to be seen.

Fourteen Albacores arrived for their Inlands at the picturesque Ogston Sailing Club nestled in the Derbyshire countryside near Matlock. The two-day event was sailed in a variety of wind conditions ranging from 30 knot gusts to almost zero.

After a full day ashore as the Clyde proved too wild to race, the fleet returned knowing the Prince of Wales Championship would almost certainly be decided in big breeze.

Bob Schroeder’s I-210 Hall Pass, helmed by 17-year-old William Schroeder, completed a wire-to-wire victory at the 2026 A Scow National Championship, leading the 22-boat fleet from the opening race through the final standings.

Competition on the penultimate day of Long Beach Race Week saw reshuffling in a handful of class standings, leaving others hanging in the balance heading into Sunday’s finale.

The one-race Prince of Wales (POW) National Championship was won by Andy Shaw and Rob Struckett of Itchenor SC. Second were Tim Saxton and George Yeoman also of Itchenor SC, and third Andy and Tom Partington of Hayling Island SC. The iconic event – first raced for at Cowes on 1 August 1927 – was held…

After three days of superb conditions, an isobar free southern Sweden left the final three races unsailed at the 44Cup Marstrand, third event of the 2026 season for the high performance owner-driver one designs.

Kieler Woche, held in the height of summer, concluded on Sunday (June 28) with the final sailing races in the international classes. Szabolcs Majthenyi and András Domokos from Hungary were crowned Flying Dutchman world champions – for the 15th time.