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Barcolana58 presented by Generali enjoyed an action-packed Sunday of sport across several locations in Friuli Venezia Giulia. 410 swimmers took to the waters of the Gulf for Barcolana Nuota powered by Honda alongside ambassador Gregorio Paltrinieri.

Despite some concerns scheduling the Nationals in October, the weather gods and Brancaster Staithe SC combined to provide the perfect end of season championships, with balmy conditions, sea courses with offshore breezes.

As we transition into a new season, it’s the perfect time to reflect on our 2026 RS Feva World Championship, which was part of the RS Games in Travemünde, Germany.

The 63rd 5.5 Metre World Championship opened Sunday night at the impressive clubhouse of the Yacht Club of Greece overlooking the Saronic Gulf with views over the city of Athens. Unfortunately, last week’s Scandinavian Gold Cup was cancelled as the high winds that have dominated the last seven days continued unabated. It was the first…

San Francisco Bay may have a reputation as a stern teacher, but skipper Pauline Courtois (FRA) and her Match in Pink by Normandy Elite Team proved to be quick studies at the 2026 World Sailing Women’s Match Racing World Championship.

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The 63rd 5.5 Metre World Championship was opened Sunday night at the Yacht Club of Greece in Piraeus, Athens. It is the first time ever that the class has hosted any of its major events in Greece.

Despite waiting on the water for much of the day in the hope of racing, the breeze once again failed to appear on the final day of the TF35 Geneva Grand Prix, handing the regatta victory to Jérôme Clerc and the crew of Realteam Spirit.

Sails of Change 8 concludes the 2026 TF35 Trophy season at the top of the overall standings, securing a third consecutive title after a championship that remained fiercely contested until the final event.

A record 222 athletes from 40 nations will take to the water in Portimão as the World Sailing Inclusion Championships bring together leading sailors, established international competitors and a new generation of athletes from across the world.