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After a long and waterlogged winter ashore, the sails are finally being hoisted once again. At Chew Valley and beyond, the Scorpion fleet is springing back to life — and if early signs are anything to go by, 2026 is shaping up to be a standout season.

With a forecast of gusting over 30 knots, there was a fear that this year’s Broadland Regatta might see people giving up as in previous years. But, the actual winds were mainly 15-20, with occasional gusts to 25.

With daylight saving due to end this Sunday in New Zealand, Emirates Team NZ put in another long day – getting the most from the long summer days.

A enthusiastic fleet of Enterprise sailors didn’t let the weather reports put them off as the fleet gathered for an early-season training weekend at Largo Bay Sailing Club in Fife.

Ensign Yachts are proud to deliver the first J/36 in Australia to its lucky new owner in Melbourne. She is currently undergoing her sea trials which are showing the performance capabilities of this impressive yacht.

Driving round the M25, you would never know that just five minutes from junction 16, there is a dirt road, opposite a pub which will take you a meandering route alongside a canal to the haven that is Broadwater Sailing Club.

Ten International Moths, a Switch and a menacing forecast turned up to a spectacular weekend of racing at Rutland Sailing Club.

The New Zealand sailing squad has made a steady start to the 55th Princess Sofia Regatta, battling unstable conditions on the opening day in Spain.

Jono Ridler has rounded Cape Palliser, the southernmost point of the North Island, and is now swimming into Cook Strait, one of the most challenging stretches of water in the world, with just 57.7km of his 1,350km Swim4TheOcean remaining.

Beneteau, Excess Catamarans, and Lagoon Catamarans are pleased to announce their participation in the Singapore Yachting Festival (SYF) 2026, taking place from April 23rd to 26th.