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The Royal Cork Yacht Club welcomed sailors, families and supporters to Cork Week 2026, with the Opening Ceremony setting the tone for a regatta famous for its fantastic atmosphere both ashore and afloat.

A good breeze from just North of west was blowing when we arrived, and questions were asked as to what rig to put on. A rig was the choice, and it was perfect as over the course of the morning the breeze lightened.

Overall winner of the 2026 RORC Cowes Dinard St Malo Race under IRC, claiming the historic King Edward VII Challenge Cup, was the French J/133 Sun Hill IV, skippered by François Charles. Line Honours went to Johnny Vincent’s Volvo 70 Pace. Second overall was James Neville’s Botin 52 Ino Veritas, which also won IRC Zero. Completing the…

Glorious sunshine and a building breeze set the stage for a spectacular start to the RORC Cowes Dinard St Malo Race, as the Royal Ocean Racing Club’s largest offshore fleet of the season charged west down the Solent.

After two years of design and construction, Boris Herrmann and his Team Malizia are celebrating the launch of their highly anticipated new IMOCA race yacht, Malizia 4.

The Queensland Cruising Yacht Club will once again host the Vintage Yacht Regatta from 17 to 19 July 2026, bringing together a unique fleet of classic timber yachts and the sailors who keep them sailing.

Naturally we’ll start this write up halfway through the event… It was early on Sunday morning and I was essentially lying in bed in a strangers house, or air BnB if you will, trying to figure out how on earth the tide works in Poole harbour.

A brisk Meltemi breeze of 25-30 knots prompted reefed mainsails and small jibs for this year’s fleet at today’s start of the 6th edition of the AEGEAN 600, organized by the Hellenic Offshore Racing Club (HORC) and Olympic Marine.

Australia’s World 18ft skiff champion Yandoo team of John ‘Herman’ Winning, Fang Warren and Lewis Brake took out 2026 European and Mark Foy International Championship after four days of competition on Lake Garda, Italy.

The inaugural Race to the Arctic concluded in spectacular fashion on Sunday as the fleet reached Svolvær after nearly 800 nautical miles of offshore racing along the Norwegian coast.