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A fleet representing clubs from all points north, south, east and west gathered for the Enterprise Masters and Scottish Nationals held at St Mary’s Loch SC on the August bank holiday weekend.

From changes to our season championship structure, to keeping on the road with the European Championships being held in Lake Garda, and our UK showcase event at the Etchells National Championship, it promises to be another belter of a season.

A+T is heading to Porto Cervo for the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup. Hugh will be on site during the event, available to discuss upcoming projects and instrument requirements, with wind spares available and a demo of the new HFD5 Full Colour Display.

SailGP has opened the Ticket application pages on their website for the 2026 Sail Grand Prix events in the UAE in November. The two Middle East events, including the 2026 Season Grand Final, have been in doubt due to the continuing USA/Iran war in the area, its effect on surrounding countries and possible problems in…

A slightly depleted entry for day one of the Welsh Championship 2026, but four hardy Mirror sailors turned up with young crews in tow.

Ante Cesic and the crew of CRO 867 Razjaren, with the owner Lukasz Podniesinski, have successfully defended their Melges 24 European Championship title.

The last weekend of August has traditionally seen Lochaber Yacht Club (LYC) host the British Soling National Championship, and this year was no exception.

The first day of the Ovington sponsored OK Nationals, hosted by Tynemouth Sailing Club, saw the fleet racing in the North Bay in a fresh westerly breeze, gusting 27 knots.

Ante Cesic and the crew of CRO 867 Razjaren, with the owner Lukasz Podniesinski, have successfully defended their Melges 24 European Championship title. Two race wins on Day 4 gave the Croatian team an unbeatable lead with one race still to sail, two years after winning the 2024 championship on home waters in Split. Razjaren…

The ILCA6 Women’s World Championships are set to get under way in Dun Laoghaire, Ireland, next week, with a fleet of 110 athletes from 44 countries preparing for six days of intense racing on Dublin Bay.