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GKA Freestyle Kite World Cup Ilha do Guajiru wrap
The GKA Kite World Tour returned to Ilha do Guajiru, Brazil, for the final stop of the 2026 season. The tour last visited in 2020, and the spot has developed a lot in the years since.
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Certified safety, made to perform
Certified safety, in a PFD built to perform. From the Active to the Racecut, each delivers 50N of buoyancy in a sleek, streamlined shape that keeps arms and shoulders free to move, with an ergonomic fit that stays put through every manoeuvre.
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Bembridge Illusion Trafalgar Trophy 2026
Although not many takers, a brief respite between Storms Austen and Beolo permitted a shortened Trafalgar Trophy to be raced on Saturday 24th October.
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AC Recon: Oct 22-27 – End of block for Luna Rossa
For their 28th sailing day, the team rolled out the mast at 8:50, and the boat followed.
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iQFOiL Youth & Junior Europeans Day 1
The 2026 iQFOiL Youth & Junior European Championships officially got underway on Sunday in Varkiza, Greece, where almost 300 young sailors from 31 nations have gathered for a week of international competition hosted by the Nautical Club of Vari-Varkiza.
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Vintage multis in the Route du Rhum
A love for multihulls isn’t always easy to explain. It’s often a case of love at first sight—intense, sometimes heart-wrenching, with breakups that sting—yet here we some pairings reconcile, staying together for a lifetime!
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Henri-Lloyd and Spinlock launch Lifejacket Range
Range combines Henri-Lloyd’s technical sailing expertise with Spinlock’s specialist flotation technology to deliver high-performance protection on the water.
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Australian Youth Match Racing Championship overall
Louis Tilly and his Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club crew of William Hough, William Troop and Oliver Ross have won the 2026 Australian Youth Match Racing Championship, sweeping Ben Crafoord 3-0 in today’s final at Royal Geelong Yacht Club.
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Yacht Racing Forum: One month to go
In a month, the Yacht Racing Forum will bring together leading figures from across the international sailing and yacht racing industry for two days of conferences, debate, networking and business.
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Why all the fuss about SailGP’s weekend in Dubai?
SailGP’s 2026 Championship Season features a huge $12.8 million total prize purse. On a standard weekend each of the events on the global calendar features an absolute dog fight for an $800,000 (£598,153) total event purse. The winning team walks away with $400,000 (£299,076) Then second place secures $240,000 (£179,445) And third takes away $160,000…