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Students championing sustainability in sailing were celebrated this weekend at the British University Sailing Association (BUSA) Team Racing Nationals when the winners of the RYA Green Blue University Sailing Sustainability Challenge 2026 were announced.

The 2026 Northern Finn Championships were held at West Riding Sailing Club (WRSC) the weekend of the 11th/12th April. The club is very well known for its warm and friendly reception, and this year was no exception.

A new challenge driven by the same relentless passion. RocketNikka is the yacht that marks Roberto Lacorte’s return to offshore handicap racing.

Equal parts good strategy, judgement and random good luck. That’s the way one reasonably satisfied tactician summed-up Race 2 of the Pantaenius Australia Commodores Cup Passage Series sailed in brilliant sunshine on a sparkling inshore racecourse.

America’s Cup – British GB1 team pushing ahead with preparation for first AC38 racing. Boat Captain for GB1’s AC40, and Head of Electronics operationally for the overall team is Juan Carlos

The Epigen J/24 World Championship 2026 will take place at Sandringham Yacht Club in Melbourne, Australia, welcoming an international fleet of competitors to one of sailing’s most respected and enduring one-design classes.

After three days of high-octane foiling in the heart of the Whitsundays, Louis Tilly and Bridget Conrad have been crowned the 2026 WASZP Australian National Champions for the men’s and women’s divisions respectively.

The Irish Match Racing Association returned to Howth Yacht Club last weekend for an eagerly anticipated qualifying event. This fast-paced and highly tactical format continues to grow in popularity, testing the boat handling of these well practised teams.

Following on from a successful RYA Youth Nationals, on Sunday April 12th we welcomed 10 young sailors from across the South West to test sail a Nacra 15 on Plymouth Sound.

The TP52 Australia fleet returned to Sydney Harbour for Act 2 of the Pallas Capital Gold Cup, delivering seven sharp races in a classic Sydney westerly, but beyond the results, it is the strength and direction of the class that continues to stand out.