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The latest episode explores the human side of elite sport, following Spain’s Los Gallos and Canada’s NorthStar as they take radically different approaches to building a winning team culture.

Brazilian teams Caballo Loco and Crioula both shone on today’s short official practice races ahead of Tuesday’s first races of the 52 SUPER SERIES Valencia Sailing Week.

When Keagan York, the 2022-23 Australian 18ft skiff champion, lines up in his Shaw and Partners Financial Services 18 for the 2026-27 season at the Australian 18 Footers League, he will be looking for a change of fortune.

Rossi Milev of Canada and his team aboard Clear Air won the 2026 J/24 North American Championship, hosted by Port Credit Yacht Club in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada.

Bas de Waal of The Netherlands has won the first ever World Tour for Finns Grand Slam series after the ninth and final event was sailed in Malcesine. Germany’s Fabian Lemmel moved up one place to end up second while the current European Champion, Martijn van Muyden, from The Netherlands, moved up seven places to…

The deadline for entering the Pantaenius Yacht Racing Image Award is Monday, 12 October at 11:59 PM (UTC+2). Yacht racing photographers are kindly invited to the awards ceremony at the Yacht Racing Forum in Amsterdam on November 20 at 12:00 pm.

London 2012 Olympic champion Lijia “Lily” Xu will team up with young Japanese sailors at Japan’s national match racing championship on Mikawa Bay, with racing scheduled for 24-25 October 2026.

Bas de Waal from The Netherlands has won the first ever World Tour for Finns Grand Slam series after the ninth and final event was sailed in Malcesine on the first weekend in October.

Saturday’s forecast at Attenborough was a pleasant 8 to 10mph, but the forecast doesn’t know about the islands, the trees and the local geography, so what the sailors actually got was sometimes 8 to 10mph, sometimes 5, sometimes nothing.

The Flying Fifteen Spanish Open was held on the waters off the bay in the north of Palma on October 3 and 4, 2026. It was organised by Real Club Nàutic Puerto Pollença, by delegation of the RFEV.