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Stokes Bay Europe Open
The Stokes Bay Europe Open was a national ranking event, with 16 Europes attending. Hosted by Stokes Bay SC, the Europes had their own start as part of the ‘S-BOSH’ (Stokes Bay Open for Single Handers).
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Ben Homer set for his first Musto Skiff Nationals
After a fairly nomadic summer, I’ve only recently returned to my ‘home’ club at Dalgety Bay to brush up on what I can ahead of our forthcoming UK Nationals.
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Elliott 5.9: Burnsco Traveller Series – Russell
Pressure Mounts in the Bay of Islands as Elliott 5.9 Series Reaches Pivotal Round 4
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Golden Globe Race underway
The celebrations are over; the ocean has taken charge. Sixteen sailors departed on Sunday, 6 September, for the 2026 McIntyre Golden Globe Race, cheered through the Les Sables d’Olonne harbour channel by thousands of supporters.
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Camel Week 2026 at Rock
The Camel Week regatta is open to most dinghy classes and catamarans, and the 2026 edition was sponsored by the Point and supported by St Austell Brewery. The regatta also celebrated the launch of the Club’s new committee boat ‘Lilly Mae’.
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Merlin Rocket 80th Anniversary Champions Weekend
Every ten years the Merlin Rockets celebrate another milestone in their history. This year marks the 80th since Jack Holt and other luminaries of the post war dinghy scene launched the first Merlin at Ranelagh.
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Nautical Cloud Cherbourg Race 2026
A bumper fleet of 71 boats took to the start line for the Nautical Cloud Cherbourg Race, organised by JOG and RORC, producing an exceptionally close and competitive dash across the Channel in what many competitors described as dream conditions.
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Tasar Europeans at Hythe and Saltwood Overall
The third and final day of the Tasar European Championship at Hythe and Saltwood Sailing Club began with bright skies and a southerly 10-12 knot wind, making the Race Officer’s job a little easier.
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Francesca Clapcich in The Ocean Race Atlanic Day 7
With just over 500 nautical miles to go on the seventh day of The Ocean Race Atlantic, Francesca and her crew on 11th Hour Racing are still right in the battle for the podium, and possibly more, as they sail fast towards the finish off Lorient.
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Fly Higher. Travel Faster. Last Longer. – Pt. III
In Part One of Fly Higher. Travel Faster. Last Longer. we got to see just how different Gitana 18 is, and most importantly, why so. Part Two raised the stakes, literally, by seeing how much higher Gitana 18 will fly, and at what speeds. Now for the finale