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Canadian Scott Shawyer takes on Transatlantic Race
Canada Ocean Racing skipper Scott Shawyer will return to competition in January 2027, teaming up with British offshore sailor Alan Roberts for the RORC Transatlantic Race.
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Building a fleet of Flying 15s in Canada
The International Flying Fifteen Canada (IFF) started with me buying Lawrie Neish’s F15 Robin Hood in Sept 2023, sailing my F15 solo (mostly going in a circle as I had no idea how to sail) and craving company.
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Freestyle Legends Bermuda 2027 preview
Freestyle Legends is preparing an international celebration of kiteboarding in Bermuda from February 2-7, 2027, with competition and ticketed event experiences scheduled for February 3-7.
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44Cup visiting two new island venues in 2027
2027 will mark a special birthday of the circuit for the world’s leading high performance owner-driver one designs – the 44Cup.
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ILCA 6 National Open 5 at the WPNSA
The second Autumn National Open got underway on Saturday 17th October. Racing took place in a northerly 10-17 knots in Weymouth Bay.
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Allspars Final Fling Dinghy Regatta 2026
Well, the Final Fling 2026 has been and gone but it was the biggest and best yet! Over the course of the weekend of 17th and 18th October the Royal Western Yacht Club hosted the Allspars Final Fling bringing 86 entries to Plymouth Sound.
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GP14 Victor Trophy at Welsh Harp
The Victor Trophy delivered a fitting finale to the 2026 GP14 Southern Travellers circuit drawing 24 boats to the Welsh Harp: 16 local crews and 8 travellers, with an even spread across the Gold, Silver and Bronze fleets.
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The Forecast Is Changing. Are You Ready?
Wet, windy weather is heading our way, but that doesn’t have to mean putting your plans on hold.
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UAE’s Kidzink Youth Team are SB20 World Champions after Mistral Blast
William Borghesi of the UAE’s Kidzink Youth was crowned 2026 SB20 World Champion, becoming the youngest skipper in the SB20 Class to win the title. Borghesi was sailing with Matteo Barison, Federico Zampiccoli and Goncalo Lopes. The final day race was abandoned Friday after 32 knots of mistral winds from the west arrived at COYCH…
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Don’t grin and bear it
Dinghy sailing is captivating, whether pottering or racing. It is also hard on our knees. Although there is no published data comparing sailors with the general public, RYA data attributes 30% of reported sailing incidents to knee injuries.