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Trinidad and Tobago’s Shannon Madar and Jaidon Vincent are among the new faces at the World Sailing Inclusion Championships, making their debuts in the Vision Impairment fleet as racing reaches day four in Portimão.

With no racing possible today at the 52 SUPER SERIES Valencia Sailing Week due to winds which proved too light or too unsettled, German flagged Platoon Aviation now carry a 12 points lead into the penultimate day of the 2026 season.

Artemis (NOR 57, Kristoffer Spone, Trond Solli Sæther, Anders Pedersen) dominated the fourth day at 5.5 Metre World Championship in Lavrion, Greece to lead into the final day.

The FPT Brouwersdam kicked off in nuclear fashion today, with the Open Fleet, Pro Women’s Single Elimination and the opening round of the Pro Men’s Single all taking to the water.

This coming weekend, the Szczecin Match Race 2026 will take place on Lake Dabie in Szczecin – Stage 15 of the 2026 World Match Racing Tour championship, the world’s longest running professional sailing series.

The winter feels like a long way off, but the Bartley Beast is waiting for its opportunity to come out of summer hibernation, so it’s worth getting the dates in your diary now as places are limited.

Today the emphasis seemed to be on crew-work with maybe some new tacking techniques being trialled, as discussed in the Recon Team report below. The team lost 40 minutes due to repairs on the water.

A thunderstorm followed by a lack of wind prevented the opening races for the International Flying Fifteen 2026 European Championship from taking place on Palma Bay, Mallorca. The fleet will have to wait until to get the competition underway. The first races are now scheduled for Thursday. Earlier the Flying Fifteen Spanish Open, a two-day…

Sunday saw the Ouse Amateur Sailing Club welcome sailors from Welland Yacht Club and Hykeham Sailing Club, to compete in the Wash Rivers and Edgar Bain Trophies.

Built by Henri-Lloyd for life on the water, the Jib gave sailing one of its most recognisable silhouettes, a familiar sight in marinas and yacht clubs for decades.